All posts tagged "Terrorism"
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As 15th Anniversary of 9/11 Looms, House Passes ‘Sponsors of Terrorism Act’
Though it has bi-partisan support and has passed both chambers, Obama has vowed to veto the bill.
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Filipino President Rodrigo Duterte “Confronts Ugly Head of Terrorism”
His latest decree permits police and military forces to halt vehicles or frisk civilians at their total discretion.
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Armed Men With Explosives Attack American University in Kabul
Twelve died in the attack and more than 40 were injured.
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Burkini Ban: Enforcement Starts in Nice and Cannes
Enforcement of the controversial rule beings in French towns.
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Was Saturday’s Wedding Bombing in Turkey Carried Out by a Child?
The attack at a wedding on Saturday killed 54, many of which were children.
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Fact-checking Rudy Giuliani: U.S. Terrorism Under Obama and Bush
In light of Rudy Giuliani's 9/11 amnesia, Law Street investigates.
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Obama: Islamic State Will Be Defeated, But Independent Attacks Still a Threat
What you need to know about Obama's press conference.
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Facebook Accused of Supporting Hamas in $1 Billion Lawsuit
Families of five victims of attacks think Facebook should be liable.
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Here’s What You Need to Know About ISIS’s Weekend of Terror
Five cities in three countries were hit by the terrorist group and its adherents.
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U.S. Customs Form Could Soon Include Section for Social Media Information
Divulging social media accounts would be voluntary.
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Suicide Bombers Kill 41, Injure 240 in Istanbul Airport
Another terrorist attack shakes Turkey.
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America’s Anxiety at Record High, Especially Among Trump Supporters
Trump is a rule-breaker at a time when rules have led to anxieties.
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Will U.S. Gun Control Strife End with Monday’s Senate Vote?
Gun control legislation may not even be addressing the problem of mass shootings.
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Orlando Shooting: How did Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump Respond?
This is how our presidential hopefuls responded to the nation's recent tragedy.
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When the World Sees Grief, Trump Sees Gain
Can America be great if it can't grieve?
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A Delicate Dance: Fighting ISIS Online While Protecting Free Speech
Governments struggle to monitor online radicalization while protecting First Amendment rights.
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Peace Talks in Yemen Back on After Pressure from World Leaders
The peace talks are making progress, but they're certainly slow going.
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Obama Doesn’t Want Families To Sue Saudi Arabia Over 9/11
A piece of bipartisan legislation could have implications for U.S.-Saudi relations.
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What’s Going on in Oregon? Domestic Terrorism in the Beaver State
How do the Bundy's fit into the history of right-wing violence?
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Wife of Man Killed by ISIS Sues Twitter
Lloyd "Carl" Fields Jr.'s wife is going after Twitter.
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Disney World Announces an Increase in Security Features
The happiest place on earth is upping its security.
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The Cost of Terrorism: How is ISIS Funded?
Following the money behind ISIS.
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What Do You Want to Hear About in the Next Republican Debate?
It will be the last debate of 2015: what do you need to know beforehand?
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What Does the FBI Do Abroad?
It's not just a domestic agency anymore.
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Let’s Call the Planned Parenthood Attack What it Was: Domestic Terrorism
Words have power--let's use them.
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How Has Egypt Changed After the Arab Spring?
What happened to Egypt?
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Sustaining Global Solidarity: Can Vigils Incite Activism?
In some cases, it is possible--but what does it take?
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#PorteOuverte: Fighting Fear in the Heart of Paris
#PorteOuverte: more than just a hashtag.
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Fox News Guest Indicted on Fraud Charges
Wayne Simmons may be in a lot of trouble.
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War Powers Act: Has it Outlasted Its Usefulness?
Is President Obama the only president to use military force without Congressional approval?
