The Classicist: What Kind Of Threat Is Russia?

For many Americans, 9/11 changed us in profound ways. The images of planes being flown into buildings, of desperate people jumping from the Twin Towers are seared into our memory. Few can understand the hatred that led nineteen hijackers to intentionally take thousands of lives.

Hoover Institution fellow Philip Zelikow explores whether America is truly safer today than on 9/11, how terrorist threats have evolved from centralized sanctuaries to online radicalization, and why conflicts in Gaza and Iran may not drive terrorism the way many assume.

False allegations pursue democracy activists, entangling them financially and personally.