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January 2015

WWL New Orleans Radio: French Terror Attack
Pundit Fact: Since 9/11, right-wing extremists killed more Americans than Islamic extremists
Panorama: Terror attack in Paris: The psychology of extremism
Emergency Management: Wireless Emergency Alert Messages Need to Be Longer, Says DHS Report
Albuquerque Journal: Best terror response: Don't be stupid
Sputnik: Attack in France Sparks Concern of Jihadists Returning to Europe: Expert
Business Insider: Defector: Elite North Korean Hackers Work In This Chinese City
CNN: North Korean defector: 'Bureau 121' hackers operating in China
CNN: North Korean defector: 'Bureau 121' hackers operating in China
Medial Daily: Paris Attack At Charlie Hebdo Offices And The Psychology Of Terrorism: Are Certain People More Prone To Extremism?
Report: Suicide Bombings increased 94 Percent in 2014
TheStar.com: Charlioe Hebdo shooting 'distinct,' counterterrorism experts say
BBC News: Global school terror attacks rising
Bloomberg Businessweek: Fighting Disease, Not Terrorism, Will Save More Lives in 2015
BBC World Service: North Korea Sanctions
The National Interest: The 'Ticking Bomb' Dilemma: How Effective is Torture?
Ottawa Citizen: The war on education

December 2014

The Final Call: America's Domestic Terrorists?
Family Practice News: Protecting Adolescents from Radicalization, Recruitment
BBC: Analysis: North Korean cyber warfare troops attacked from Shenyang Hotel?
USA Today: 2014 protests: From Ferguson to Hong Kong, impact unclear
BBC Newshour: Sony Hacks
NPR: Is Sony Hack Really 'The Worst' In U.S. History, As CEO Claims?
Eurasia Review: Understanding Psychological Reasons for Joining ISIS
NPR: Is Sony Hack Really 'The Worst' In U.S. History, As CEO Claims?
The Telegraph: Sony attack: What is North Korea's shadowy Unit 121?
Wired: North Korea won big in Sony hack, says researcher
ARS Technica: North Korea and cyberterrorists won big in Sony hack, researcher says
International Business Times: North Korea Cyberwarfare: What We Know About The DPRK's 1,800 Hackers After The Sony Attack
If You Only News: COWARDLY NORTH KOREAN SONY HACKERS LIVING LARGE WHILE REST OF COUNTRY STARVES (VIDEO)
Homeland Security Today: FBI Confirms N. Korea Behind Sony Attack; Admin May Put Back On Terrorism List
Homeland Security Today: RBI Confirms N. Korea Behind Sony Attack; Admin May Put Back On Terrorism List
News Wise: With Threats About "The Interview," Sony Pictures was in a Lose-Lose Situation, Terrorism Expert Says
Daily Mail: North Korea's 'ruthless magic weapon': The cyber warrior factory 'behind Sony hack' which handpicks genius children to target enemies of Kim Jong un
Inquisitr: Sony Hack: Secrets of Unit 121, North Korea’s Elite Hackers Who Live Like Stars in Luxury Hotel
ARS Technica: State-sponsored or not, Sony Pictures malware “bomb” used slapdash code
CNN: Who are the Pakistani Taliban?
Ars Technica: State-sponsored or not, Sony Pictures malware "bomb" used slapdash code
The Guardian: Pakistan attack reveals the truth about terrorism: it kills more poor Muslims than rich westerners
Hindustan Times: Peshaware killings: Time cannot heal all wounds
CNN: Pakistan militants: Children's massacre was to avenge army strikes
FiveThirtyEight: Taliban Attack At Pakistan School Sets Back Modest Progress Against Terrorism
Scroll.in: Pakistan: The most dangerous place on earth to go to school
CNN: Taliban halted after slaughtering at least 137, mostly children, in Pakistan school
Christian Science Monitor: Pakistani Taliban storm school, killing at least 126 in deadliest attack in years
SunStar: Understanding the word terrorism
Epoch Times: Why the Administration Won't Prosecute CIA Officers
The National Interest: The Ultimate Foreign-Policy Dilemma: The Closure Challenge
Ynet Magazine: Thousands of ticking Jihadi time bombs
Golden Gate Xpress: Destruction and Vandalism Not Appropriate Route for Meaningful Protests