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The Hunt for Osama bin Laden
by J.J. Green - WFED's National Security Correspondent JJ Green has traveled three continents covering intelligence, terrorism, and security issues. From Afghanistan to Africa, Iraq to Ireland, there isn't anywhere JJ won't go nor anyone he won't talk with to get the stories affecting you.
The Hunt: Goals
Osama Bin Laden's ability to elude capture has fallen from the front pages, but Demetri Sevastopulo says Bin Laden's capture is still a very significant goal for global intelligence agencies.
Osama Bin Laden's ability to elude capture has fallen from the front pages, but Demetri Sevastopulo says Bin Laden's capture is still a very significant goal for global intelligence agencies.
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The Hunt: Striking Back
Chitral is in a remote part of Pakistan. Lately the U.S. has been launching missile strikes there. Is there any special reason why? James Gordon Meek of the New York Daily News, speaks about it....
Chitral is in a remote part of Pakistan. Lately the U.S. has been launching missile strikes there. Is there any special reason why? James Gordon Meek of the New York Daily News, speaks about it....
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The Hunt: Kill or Capture
Does the United States have to capture or kill Osama bin Laden, to eliminate him as a threat? Or is it enough for him to be stuck in a cave, with no ability to communicate to the outside world? Dr. Benjamin Runkle, a former director at the National Security Council, says it might not matter.
Does the United States have to capture or kill Osama bin Laden, to eliminate him as a threat? Or is it enough for him to be stuck in a cave, with no ability to communicate to the outside world? Dr. Benjamin Runkle, a former director at the National Security Council, says it might not matter.
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The Hunt: Setting Ourselves Up
The fight against al Qaida has become much more than chasing Osama Bin Laden. Dr. Micheal Vlahos has written a new book called: "Fighting Identity: Sacred War and World Change". Vlahos says we're setting ourselves up to fail.
The fight against al Qaida has become much more than chasing Osama Bin Laden. Dr. Micheal Vlahos has written a new book called: "Fighting Identity: Sacred War and World Change". Vlahos says we're setting ourselves up to fail.
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The Hunt: Slipping In
Mexico's drug violence is spilling over into the U.S. Washington Times Pentagon Correspondent Sara A. Carter says it could open the door for terrorists.
Mexico's drug violence is spilling over into the U.S. Washington Times Pentagon Correspondent Sara A. Carter says it could open the door for terrorists.
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The Hunt: Afghanistan Update
The Obama Administration has decided to send 17,000 troops to Afghanistan to to shore up the war effort there, but former CIA Osama Bin Laden unit chief MIke Scheuer says he's not sure the administration has gotten its arms around the problem.
The Obama Administration has decided to send 17,000 troops to Afghanistan to to shore up the war effort there, but former CIA Osama Bin Laden unit chief MIke Scheuer says he's not sure the administration has gotten its arms around the problem.
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The Hunt: Revolving Door
Two Saudis released from Guantanamo have re-emerged as al-Qaida operatives in a militant video. Dennis Pluchinsky, a counter-terrorism analyst with Innovative Analytics says this is a problem that needs some serious study.
Two Saudis released from Guantanamo have re-emerged as al-Qaida operatives in a militant video. Dennis Pluchinsky, a counter-terrorism analyst with Innovative Analytics says this is a problem that needs some serious study.
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The Hunt: Concerns
Thomas P.M. Barnett, who's written several books about policy, warns us not to make more of our enemies than there really is.
Thomas P.M. Barnett, who's written several books about policy, warns us not to make more of our enemies than there really is.
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The Hunt: 2009 Outlook
FBI Assitant Director of Counter-terrorism Mike Heimbach talks about how the FBI looks at terrorists after the Mumbai attacks last year.
FBI Assitant Director of Counter-terrorism Mike Heimbach talks about how the FBI looks at terrorists after the Mumbai attacks last year.
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The Hunt: Turning Up the Heat
Richard Barrett, Director of the United Nations al Qaida, Taliban Monitoring Team says they are still a threat, but al Qaida is in disarray right now.
Richard Barrett, Director of the United Nations al Qaida, Taliban Monitoring Team says they are still a threat, but al Qaida is in disarray right now.
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Today's Headlines
Federal government operating status for Wednesday up in air
Johnson sworn in as GSA administrator by phone
Closings set historic record for federal gov't.
Air Force sets new date for tanker RFP
Tanker deal in question after Murtha's death
Sen. Shelby releases hold on nominees
GAO: NASA IT security has a problem
Federal government grows smaller
Ocean snails may save soldiers' lives
NOAA Climate Service Office proposal heats up
QHSR: Crowdsourced and complete
How to attract, motivate and retain employees
CRS finds federal CTO role remains undefined
Ag Secretary pushes school nutrition plan
TPM chip hacked, is your business at risk?
Expert: cybersecurity requires a paradigm shift
Rep. John Murtha, Iraq war critic, dies at 77
VA sets rules for set-aside program
US faces `serious and significant' cyberthreats
OMB to dash(board) to better management
TSP Snapshot: Look past the thorns of January
Great tax deductions to remember
From proposal to law: the 2011 budget explained
Fed insurance carriers meeting health IT standards
Nominations for The Causey are now open
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