War on Terror
Islamabad reaps what it has sown.
A bad year for al-Qaeda, but a better one for Islamic State.
Yes, the whole world can be wrong.
You know there’s a problem when a UN entity has a clearer view of the dangers than the White House.
And the U.S. needs Israel’s help in fighting it.
The recently slain terrorist was a force behind global jihad.
In June alone, the group carried out eighteen attacks.
“Historians will view this period as a relative calm before a storm.”
Is it over, or isn’t it?
President Biden decided to unfreeze funds taken from Afghanistan’s central bank after the Taliban takeover.
Contrary to conventional wisdom, terrorists don’t moderate just because they have to fulfil the normal obligations of civic governance.
Reports of civilian casualties come without context—because the Pentagon isn’t providing it.
Those who wish to wage jihad against the U.S. have received a moral and logistical boost.
