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Railways are leaving themselves at risk of dangerous hacking—and they know it.
Bryce Emley
For anti-Assad rebels, a southern spring has become a kind of suicide bomb.
Alisa Reznick
The massacre led immediately to national security fantasies.
Joseph Margulies
The history of terrorism in France offers lessons in how best to respond to the Paris attacks.
Julian Bourg
It is time for the United States to take responsibility for the war it encouraged in Syria.
Aziz Z. Huq
It creates more violent terrorists and leaves no one who can talk peace.
Alex de Waal
The Department of Defense's Cyber Strategy Memorandum
Lisa Lucile Owens
“Reports of the demise of Israeli-U.S. relations are not only premature, they’re just wrong.” It is hard to disagree.
Simon Waxman
Republicans are right to obstruct funding for DHS—but they're doing it for the wrong reasons.
Tom Barry
Patriotism, as brilliant as the gold tridents pounded into a SEAL’s coffin lid, outshines all flaws.
Judith Levine
Recovering its usage.
Kyle Williams
The identity of a nation lies in its borders.
Santiago Zabala, Søren Tinning
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