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The operation was elaborate and required the resources and planning of a highly organized agency, one most likely working for a nation-state.

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The use of a small plane in a suicide attack on a building in Austin was an act of terrorism -- and it showed that an array of actors can use aircraft as weapons.

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The growing use of genuine-identity documents highlights the need to secure the visa issuance process from fraud and other malfeasance.

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Recent buzz about al Qaeda and weapons of mass destruction provides an opportune time to reassess the issue.

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New threads of information about Iran's proxy forces have recently come to light, and when the strands are tied together they make for a very interesting story.

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Claiming responsibility for a botched airline attack shows how far al Qaeda prime has fallen since the heady days of 9/11.

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Identifying jihadist operatives by ethnicity or nationality is not as easy as it might seem.

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Preventing attacks against U.S. carriers would require unrealistic measures that the airline industry and American society are not prepared to implement.

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