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Annie Jacobsen
Annie Jacobsen writes about aviation and intelligence. She blogs at TheAviationNation.com and is working on a new book for Little Brown and Company.
Federal Air Marshal on Trial for Rape in UK
There’s a major story brewing across the pond — one that threatens the entire future of the secretive U.S. Federal Air Marshal Service.
Could Terrorists Attack Pakistan’s Nuclear Facilities? They Already Have
Despite Hillary Clinton's assurances, we are relying on nothing but Pakistan's word. The facilities have already been attacked three times in the past couple years.
Is the White House Really Neglecting Bioterror?
A government commission wastes time and money to determine what they should already know: Al-Qaeda is looking to use biological weapons.
Inside the Predator’s War on Terror
A firsthand look at the Air Force's hi-tech hunting of terrorists in Afghanistan and Pakistan.
Two European Nuclear Scientists Arrested as Al-Qaeda Suspects
Nabbed working at one of the most sensitive nuclear facilities in the world, this huge story has received almost no press.
Zazi, Homegrown Terrorists, and the American Mosque
Was the Colorado terror suspect radicalized in an American mosque?
Trouble in Saudi Arabia: Al-Qaeda’s ‘Bum’ Assassination Attempt
A suicide bomber almost managed to kill a heavily guarded Saudi prince, passing through several security checkpoints with a bomb hidden in his rectum.
Does Omar Bin Laden’s Tell-All Reveal the Contents of Sandy Berger’s Pants?
Osama's son is releasing a memoir telling of a failed Clinton attempt on his father's life.
Al-Qaeda Murders Its Way Across the Sahara
A suicide bomber attacks a French embassy in Mauritania in response to Sarkozy's stance on the burqa.
Two French Agents Kidnapped in Somalia — Why Were They There?
Two French intelligence agents, supposedly on a public mission without need for cover, get kidnapped while posing as journalists.
