You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.
National Security
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Are We Finally Achieving Some Sanity on Terrorism?
We’ve managed to weather the Boston attack without losing our collective minds.
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Five Reasons Boston Has Nothing to Do with Immigration Reform
Opponents of overhauling the current system say we should delay such efforts in light of last week’s bombing. Here’s why we shouldn’t.
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Beware Of “Ties”
When someone says the Tsarnaevs had “ties” to radical Islamists or al-Qaeda, ask them to get specific.
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Boston Changed Nothing
We’re no more or less safe than we were before, and the people who had contempt for the Constitution before still do.
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The Chechen Connection
The Boston bombers have put the region and U.S.-Russia relations in the spotlight.
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Torture Report
A new report confirms what we already know: The U.S. engaged in torture in the wake of 9/11. Will those who perpetrated these abuses ever be brought to justice?
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When Fear Threatens Freedom
History teaches us to be vigilant of our civil liberties in the wake of national traumas.
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White House April Fools
The White House’s April Fools video with YouTube senation Kid President strikes just the right balance between funny and officially awkward
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A Post-Iraq Security Consensus?
Is the country ready for a new (and cheaper) way of doing national security?