terrorism
Next Year in Simla: Thirty years After Its Defeat, the Khalistan Movement Fights on in Cyberspace
The death threats have definitely gone upscale. Fifteen years ago, they were quite uncouth. As one put it: “time to find out where Milewski lives and put his head on a stick.” Over time, though, they’ve become a little more polished. Okay, the little gun needs no translation. But
The Real Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.
This article does not reflect the views of the Transportation Security Administration. It is most living Americans’ “Where Were You When” moment, the day we all watched looped film of airliners crashing into the Twin Towers, watched victims trapped by raging flames forced to choose between being burned alive and
The Bigotry of Environmental Pessimism
Democratic Presidential candidates and the New York Times rightly condemned the use of inflammatory words like “invasion” by President Donald Trump and Fox News hosts to describe the desperate people coming from Latin America to seek a better life in the U.S. Such language is irresponsible and may very
Denmark's Blaspheming Mother
“This is a nightmare. We’re in shock,” Jaleh Tavakoli says. Last month, the 36-year-old Iranian-Danish critic of Islam received notification from Danish social services that she is no longer fit to care for the 8-year-old child she’s fostered since birth. Why? Tavakoli, a columnist and author, says it
