Can Terrorists Really Influence an Election? The ability of incumbents and challengers to run on a credible anti-terrorism strategy seems to be the key when attacks occur. By John A. Tures
Why France Should Not Close Its Borders Since September 11, 2001, both the U.S. and Europe have merged anti-terrorism strategies with immigration policy, and with little success. By Kavitha Rajagopalan
‘Hardly ‘Leaked” NYPD Assessment Warns of ‘Militant Elements’ on May Day An “open source assessment” of Occupy Wall Street’s planned May Day protest produced by the NYPD SHIELD counterterrorism program warns By Hunter Walker
Her Great-Grandfather Founded a Jewelry Dynasty. She’s Building Something It Never Had. By Merin Curotto
Basket Case: How the Nantucket Lightship Bag Became the Ultimate Island Status Symbol By Katherine Parker-Magyar