What are the root causes of terrorism and how should we respond to them? If the discontent and hatred that breed terrorism spring from economic, political, and cultural grievances, should we address those grievances? Or does acknowledgment of these types of causes of terrorism lend a dangerous legitimacy to terrorists themselves?

There is no substitute for victory in the war on terror. By Daniel Pipes.

Bruce Berkowitz on the challenges the U.S. intelligence community faces in the war on terror.

For a decade now, the state has been undermined from below while ceding sovereignty to higher levels.