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An investigation of the cult-like Mexican drug cartel La Familia Michoacana has answered some important questions about Mexican drug distribution in the United States.

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There has been much ado about the decision to try the "Gitmo Five" in a federal court in Manhattan, but it may be the most secure civilian court in the country.

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The Fort Hood shooting provides an excellent opportunity to examine the utility and limitations of national security investigations.

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A recent call by a high-level al Qaeda official for jihadists to conduct simple attacks against a variety of targets highlights the need for counterterrorism programs to adopt an approach that focuses on "the how" of militant attacks instead of just "the who."

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Recent bombings in Baghdad provide a glimpse of what might be in store for Iraq in the run-up to elections in 2010.

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The arrest of a radicalized physicist in France points to a potential jihadist threat, but that threat should not be overblown.

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The coming military offensive aimed at the heart of Pakistan's Taliban insurgency will scatter a new generation of jihadists to the four winds.

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The bombing of the U.N. World Food office in Islamabad reflects two trends in jihadist tactics -- smaller bombs and softer targets.

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