Terrorism

A discussion about growing privacy concerns after the Snowden leak, women in the military, and more.

Our increasing ability to prevent catastrophic 9/11-scale attacks may make less lethal but still devastating attacks even more likely.

In his final months in office, the US Homeland Security Secretary assesses the state of the nation’s security.

How to talk about terrorism today — and how to stop talking about it.

From Boko Haram in the west to Al-Shabab in the east, much of Africa is becoming plagued by terrorism.

With ISIL capturing headlines for their violent acts across the world, it is hard not to feel unnerved by a potential threat. Should Americans be worried about an attack on their home soil? Lisa Monaco, assistant to the President for homeland security and counterterrorism, and United Kingdom counterpart Paddy McGuinness, deputy national security advisor, explain how both countries are working to stop ISIL at their root.

Juan Zarate gives testimony to the Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs in the wake of the Brussels attacks.

This past week Aspen Institute Radio focused on religion, radicalism, and intolerance in society, including conversations on religious pluralism in America, the portrayal of Islam in the media, and the future of religious racism.