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Obama: Time To 'Harness' The Unity Inspired By Bin Laden's Demise
May 2, 2011 At the White House, the president told a bipartisan group of congressional lawmakers that he hopes the bringing to justice of al-Qaida mastermind Osama bin Laden draws Republicans and Democrats closer together.
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Can Al-Qaida's No. 2 Fill Bin Laden's Shoes?
May 2, 2011 Will Osama bin Laden's deputy Ayman al-Zawahiri take command of al-Qaida? Presidential adviser John Brennan said in a briefing today that he thinks Zawahiri is not a sure thing to lead a unified al-Qaida
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New Evidence Of Al-Qaida Plotter's Role
March 1, 2011 Al-Qaeda plotter's role unveiled in UK bomb plot
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On State TV: Gadhafi Again Blames Al-Qaida, 'Kids On Drugs'
February 24, 2011 In what sounds like a reprise of the points he hit when he appeared on Libyan state TV two days ago, Moammar Gadhafi has taken to the airwaves again to blame foreign influences for the protests that have swept across much of his nation.
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In Some Ways, Terrorist Threat Is Highest Since 9/11, Napolitano Says
February 9, 2011 "We are now operating under the assumption, based on the latest intelligence and recent arrests, that individuals prepared to carry out terrorist attacks and acts of violence might be in the United States," the Homeland Security secretary says.
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In Recording, Voice Thought To Be Bin Laden's Threatens French Hostages
January 21, 2011 "President Nicolas Sarkozy's refusal to remove his forces from Afghanistan is nothing but a green light for killing the French hostages," the voice says. Al-Qaida affiliates are thought to be holding at least 7 French hostages.
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Reports: U.K. Arrests Tied To 'Large-Scale' Terrorist Plans
December 20, 2010 Officials say they have evidence that the men were preparing some type of attack within the U.K., possibly involving bombs.
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Explosive Reading: The Al-Qaida, Dickens Connection
December 6, 2010 A book shipped with the explosives used in October's failed bomb plot appears to have been the Dickens classic Great Expectations.
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Sober Reading: Threat Of Homegrown Terrorists
September 10, 2010 Al-Qaida may have been weakened, but there's a growing danger from so-called homegrown terrorists who may be more difficult to spot, according to analysis from a bipartisan think-tank. Read the report.
Blog Of The Nation
Even Jihadists Get the Blues
June 10, 2008 Restless days for Al-Qaida... the revolt against Bin Laden.
