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The Federal Election Commission’s delay in acting means targeted candidates have few options other than going to court.Podcast: The true horrors of life under Islamic State
Many in the West think of the Islamic State as a loose collection of fighters -- rabble who kill, loot and burn. But the truth is more complex, though no less terrifying. Islamic State actually governs the territory it takes and it’s not terrible at it.Cybersecurity treaties may be nice, but it’s really every country for itself
Cold War nuclear deterrence relied on an ability to accurately attribute a potential attack to a specific adversary. In the cyber realm, however, attribution is a major problem.Who’s in charge of the migrants arriving in Greece? The answer will surprise you.
On the Greek island of Lesbos, the epicenter of the migrant crisis, volunteers fill gaps created by a perfect storm of political weakness and limits to aid.No one is coming to rescue Islamic State’s capital
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