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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.
Child Abuse Case Used to Question the Patriot Act
This is what happens when journalists opt for sensationalism over substance.
Algeria, the CIA, Rape, and the Black Plague
Rape accusations against the CIA station chief in Algeria could not have come at a worse time in the battle against bioweapons.
Drone Warfare in the Obama Administration
Many assumed that Predator attacks on terrorist targets would stop once Obama entered office. They haven't. (Also watch Annie Jacobsen at PJTV.)
Danger at Sea: When Pirates Become Islamists
Al-Qaeda-backed jihadists are about to overrun a key pirate stronghold in Somalia — when they do, expect the country to explode.
Dropping the Ball on Terrorists’ Nuclear Bomb
As the American people and their government dawdle, the threat of a WMD attack grows. (Also, Roger L. Simon on After Mumbai: Torture Reconsidered.)
The Strange Death of Britain’s Most Wanted Terrorist
The killing of Rashid Rauf raises questions about information sharing between the U.S. and Great Britain.
Hezbollah and Drug Lords: A Dangerous Alliance
Traffickers are frighteningly able to help their new partners smuggle deadly weapons.
Drug Subs: David and Goliath on the High Seas
The Coast Guard's ongoing effort to hunt them has profound national security implications.
Muslim World’s Vice Squads Hunt ‘Jewish’ Barbie Dolls
Wait until they realize some of their favorite comic book characters were created by Jews as well.
Horn of Africa Turns into Pirate Central
Piracy in Somalia replaces fishing as the most profitable industry.
