Terrorism
Federal investigators have been scouring leads from Queens to Oregon, examining the connections between the recent spate of terrorist attacks overseas and potential follow-on attacks against American targets. While there has been an expansion of surveillance and efforts to interview people in custody, officials have found little hard evidence to
United States
The heightened state of alert announced by the US government has raised concerns about the timing, given the upcoming presidential election in November. President George W. Bush emphasized the gravity of the situation, citing "sound intelligence," while critics, including former Vermont governor Howard Dean, questioned the administration'
United States
The 9/11 attacks, perpetrated by 19 lightly armed men on September 11, 2001, left an unprecedented scar on the United States, causing trauma to all Americans. The 9/11 Commission, established to learn from the events and recommend measures to prevent future terrorist catastrophes, has released its report, detailing
Rice, Condoleezza
Leaders of the commission investigating the Sept. 11 attacks have urged members to ask tough but nonpartisan questions during Condoleezza Rice's testimony, as the panel seeks to maintain its credibility despite a polarized atmosphere. The commission's chairman, Thomas H. Kean, and vice chairman, Lee H. Hamilton,
Rice, Condoleezza
The contrasting recollections of former counterterrorism director Richard Clarke and national security official Franklin C. Miller regarding the events of 9/11 have sparked debate about the accuracy of their memories. As Condoleezza Rice prepares to testify before the 9/11 commission, it's essential to consider the psychological
