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Why Many Terrorists Are Criminals Before They Turn To Extremism

A radicalization expert explains what countries can do to stem the violence.
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U.S. Frustration Simmers Over Belgium's Struggle With Militant Threat

Concern over the small European nation's ability to handle its worsening Islamic militant threat came to the fore following Tuesday's ISIS attack.
By Mark Hosenball, Reuters

2 Female Suicide Bombers Kill At Least 22 People In Nigeria

The women detonated their explosives at a mosque during morning prayers.
By Lanre Ola, Reuters

British Police Warn: ISIS Wants 'Enormous And Spectacular' Attacks

Officials believe ISIS is using new strategies to get fighters into northern Europe.
By Michael Holde, Reuters

Here's What The Taliban Wants America To Think About ISIS In Afghanistan

The Taliban knows how you feel about the Iraq War -- and the group wants to exploit it.
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Two Hours in Time on 9/11 with Phil Penman

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REPORT: The U.S. Has Been Spying On Israel For Over A Decade

By Cora Currier and Henrik Moltke, The Intercept

FBI: No Evidence That Man Who Attacked Cop Was Part Of Organized Cell

Comey declined to say whether Archer had been radicalized.
By AP

Turkey's Tourism Sector Reeling After Suicide Bomber Targets Heart Of Istanbul

"This attack will kill tourism here," one tour guide said.
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Ted Cruz Wants To Review Refugees Already In The U.S. After Terrorism-Related Arrests

The GOP contender says we should evaluate those from countries with "high concentrations of radical Islamic terrorism."
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