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Think Tank Perspective: Interview with Philip Mudd

Jun 18, 2012 -An interview with Philip Mudd of the New America Foundation.

U.S. Supreme Court Refuses to Hear Guantanamo Bay Cases

Jun 11, 2012 -The U.S. Supreme Court has refused to consider seven different appeals by prisoners at Guantanamo Bay, affirming the government’s detention of would-be terrorists.

Supply Chain Security

Jun 11, 2012 -A White House strategy for using layered security and other measures to protect the supply chain gets mixed reviews.

New Report Examines Resiliency of U.S. Transportation Systems

Jun 08, 2012 -A new report from a prominent bipartisan think tank questions the resiliency of the U.S. transportation system and the global supply chain if a major terrorist attack occurred.

CIA Releases Cache of Al Qaeda, 9-11 Docs

Jun 01, 2012 -The CIA has released 800 pages of newly declassified documents on al Qaeda and the September 11 attacks in response to a Freedom of Information request from a national security blog.

Industry, Lawmaker Question TSA Surface Transportation Security Programs

Jun 01, 2012 -Rep. Mike Rogers and industry representatives questioned aspects of TSA surface transportation security programs during a hearing yesterday.

Denver FBI Warns of Jihadist Wildfire Threat

May 25, 2012 -The FBI’s Denver Field Office has warned Colorado and Wyoming law enforcement of the potential threat that jihadists could start wildfires as a form of terrorist attack.

The 'Art of Clandestine Courier Delivery' Helped Bin Laden Stay Hidden for So Long

May 22, 2012 -Bin Laden recognized that practicing good OPSEC made operations slower, but saw it as a necessary trade-off for secure communication.

Bomb-Sniffing Dogs Train to Detect 'Mother of Satan'

May 14, 2012 -Peroxide-based explosives are one of the newer threats domestically and abroad, said Cody Monday, an ATF dog trainer. ATF teams travel nationwide to train and certify law enforcement and military explosives detection dogs.

Myspace Settles with FTC Over Shady 'Pre-Acquisition Advertising Practices'

May 09, 2012 -A social networking site has agreed to settle with the Federal Trade Commission over charges that it misled users about how their personal information was being used.

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