It seems that I have a lot of reading for the next few days. These articles look interesting:
From Foreign Policy:
Why is the United States letting jihadists have free reign online?
How Osama bin Laden escaped Tora Bora while surrounded
From the Christian Science Monitor:
Are more Americans are joining jihad?
High-school civics courses are teaching nation-building — at home
More college students are dropping out because they need to work
Ayn Rand’s growing popularity among U.S. conservatives
The Muslim Public Affairs Council released recommendations on combating extremism among Muslim youth in the United States
From the Asia Times:
Spengler thinks the recent, positive economic statistics are a load of bunk
Other sources:
Michael J. Totten highlights a report that Hizbollah now has dangerous delusions of grandeur
Is the Internet destroying culture and interpersonal relations?
A friend forwarded an article on how twentysomething journalists in the United States are actually less eager to “rock the boat” in regards to new technologies
“The Day After Tomorrow” might be more likely than you would like to think
Why an 85-year-old, Israeli man avoided doctors for sixty-five years until he had a heart attack
