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The Geneva Convention is Not a Suicide Pact

In all the legal punditry and high moral posturing that has passed for analysis since Taliban and al-Qaida detainees arrived at Camp X-Ray in Guant

Firefighters’ Developing Role in Counterterrorism

Assessing Risks of Turkish Raids in Northern Iraq

Intelligence Briefing #002: Reports of Infighting within the Iraqi Awakening Movement

How the USA Patriot Act Defends Democracy

The USA Patriot Act has proven to be one of the most important, and controversial, pieces of legislation passed in recent years. A broad array of critics across the political spectrum has come out against the act. An equally politically diverse coalition supports the Act and the renewal of...

The Root Cause of Terrorism

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Profile of an Ideologue, Abu Yahya al-Libi

Assessing the War: Round Two

Ahmadinejad’s Economic Conundrum

US Forces Kill Saddam’s Sons

US Forces Kill Saddam's Sons

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The International Court of Justice and the Israeli “Fence”

Assessing the War: Round Two

This article originally appeared in the Weekly Standard.

Perspectives on General David Petraeus

The Senate confirmed General David Petraeus as commander of Multi-National Forces - Iraq on January 26, 2007 by a unanimous vote. Senators from both sides of the aisle praised Petraeus’s military service and intellect. A West Point graduate and career military officer, he previously...