by World News, Cecil Maranville
The advisory includes a laundry list of possible attack scenarios.
by Rudy Rangel III, Darris McNeely, Peter Eddington
For 13 years now al-Qaeda has been the face of terror and Islamic extremism, both feared and hated in the West. But now their hold on the Middle East and the loyalty of Islamic militants may be slipping.
by Jim Tuck, John Ross Schroeder
Australia is a key target in a new wave of attacks being planned by al Qaeda.
by Becky Sweat
The world is horrified by regular bloody terrorist attacks in Iraq, Afghanistan and Pakistan. Such attacks have also been carried out in Western nations such as the United States, Britain and Spain. What's behind this blood-soaked trend,...
by Jerold Aust, John Ross Schroeder
Al-Qaeda keeps on keeping on.
by Tom Robinson
It's remarkable to see what's been happening in the world in light of the al-Qaeda master plan from back in 2000 for establishing a world-dominating Islamic caliphate in seven steps over the course of 20 years.
by Melvin Rhodes
Saudi Arabia may be dangerously close to collapse, fueling concerns of an extremist takeover of one of the West's key allies in the war on terror. Antigovernment demonstrations have swept the desert kingdom in the past months in protest of...
by Cecil Maranville
Is a chemical bomb the next weapon of choice that al-Qaeda groups will use on the United States, the United Kingdom and continental Europe? There are strong indications that it is! Specialized al-Qaeda training camps turned out multiple...
by Tom Robinson
A new caliphate—a transnational Islamic state commanding the allegiance of all Muslims—has been declared by the leader of insurgents in Iraq and Syria. What does this portend for the rest of the world in the days ahead?
by Tom Robinson
It's important to pay attention to the organization that has made the most significant gains through the Arab uprisings—al-Ikhwan al-Muslimun, the Muslim Brotherhood, the godfather of all Islamic supremacist groups. With representative...
by Jerold Aust, John Ross Schroeder
For the last three years a Somali radio station run by the al-Shabab militant Islamist group has held a knowledge and Koran-reciting contest for children ages 10 to 17 during the month of Ramadan.
by Cecil Maranville
How dangerous are the bombs?
by Ken Martin
This is a time of destabilization in the world. Colombia has fallen deeper into the ranks of the unstable with the outbreak of civil war. Iran appears to be moving toward internal crisis, Venezuela's political problems are deepening and...
by Cecil Maranville, Darris McNeely
For decades, Saudi school children have been taught anti-Semitic and anti-American propaganda.