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Reviewer James Hannibal writes, "... veteran black ops author John Weisman begins this fictional account of the final mission to take down Osama Bin Laden with the last page... weaving a tail of action and intrigue around the real-world events..."

The relationship between the U.S. and Pakistan continues to break down, with the latest development being the announced news that Pakistan arrested the CIA informants who provided valuable information to the U.S.

One day after Osama bin Laden’s body was thrown into the North Arabian Sea Rosa Events heard news that Walt Disney Co. executive’s had smelt a great opportunity

Security experts: "Terrorist organizations will explore any and all means to strike the US; Corporations need to ensure they're doing their part!

The President's decision not to release photographs of the corpse of bin Laden may allow him to have his cake and eat it too, since it is likely that Freedom of Information Act [FOIA] demands already pending could force their release in the future.

'My Days In The Beast: The Diary of a Holy Warrior in America', tells the tale of Aamir Al Mamoura, a radical Islamic Muslim terrorist scouting sites for terrorist acts in the USA

Turmoil today among world leaders over coming blog launch

Osama bin Laden threatened to execute any Americans taken prisoner by al-Qaida if Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the alleged mastermind of the Sept. 11 attacks, is executed.

HSPI Releases Interview with Former Leader in the Libyan Islamic Fighting Group, titled "Reflections on Jihad: A Former Leader's Perspective, An In-depth Interview with Noman Benotman," by Frank J. Cilluffo and F. Jordan Evert

Mr. Huckestein has been working on a series of paintings that address the global socio-political landscape. This series has been timed to be unveiled during the week of Election Day, a time of transition here in the United States.

“Instead of focusing on bin Laden and his message, we ought to assure that the lives of those who were lost on that tragic September day are never forgotten. And every soldier in Afghanistan and Iraq carries their banner,” says Letney.