Apparently Not a Journalistic Terrorist After All
After initially being denied an American visa due to journalistic ties to rebel fighters, Colombian journalist Hollman Morris is allowed entry into the U.S. to study at Harvard.
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I Report, Therefore I Am
The case of Colombian journalist Hollman Morris, refused entry to the U.S. for a prestigious fellowship, suggests reporting on terrorists may be confused with being one.
Prisoners of the States
A new book, "The Enemy In Our Hands," looks at how America has treated — and mistreated — prisoners of war through history resonates in the age of terror.
Emptying a Packed Stadium Quickly … and Safely
Athletes have long known that the ticket to getting into stadiums is practice. Thanks to a computer simulation and 70,000 avatars, that's also the key to getting out of stadiums.
Respect Human Rights, Reduce Terrorism
New research suggests that to be effective, counterterrorism efforts should support human rights, rather than violate them.
The New Trans-Atlantic SWIFT Agreement
Will it give European intelligence agencies access to U.S. banking records?
SWIFT and American Espionage
Europe's newly empowered Parliament's first muscle flex involves privacy and tracking terrorist finances.
The Mind of a Terrorist
Arie Kruglanski, who leads a team of researchers who examine the motivation of terrorists and the effectiveness of de-radicalization efforts, shares his insights.
Pentagon’s Claims of Gitmo Recidivism Don’t Add Up
Researchers at Seton Hall and New America Foundation track the Pentagon's claims that released Guantanamo detainees 'returned to battle.'
Fearless Flying with Fred H. Cate
Privacy and security expert Fred H. Cate believes we can make it safer to fly without a new airport security system — but we do need to improve the one we have.