The author who investigated the story learned the girls’ father was lying, and was threatened by a Norwegian tabloid
Tag Archives: jihad
Turkey’s attacks on women wearing shorts
Secular women are pushing back against an alarming rise of religious conservatism. Their message: ‘Don’t mess with my outfit!’
Making a terrorist on the streets of Brussels
Disorganized authorities have fumbled investigations, as ISIS recruitment efforts create a ‘jihadi-mania’
Why do so many jihadis have engineering degrees?
Two researchers comb through the records and discover that religious faith doesn’t drive Islamist terrorism
What’s driving teen girls to jihad?
Why are so many young women from Western countries running away from home to join a genocidal death cult?
Young Brits join the jihad in Syria
With hundreds of young Brits fighting in Syria, anxiety over what happens when they return grows
How radical Salafists are wreaking havoc in Nigeria
Boko Haram rejects Western education, as well as democracy
With friends like Pakistan, the U.S. doesn’t need enemies
Pakistan is helping insurgents. Could that be seen as an act of war?
Still no justice for 9/11 victims
For family members of the Canadian victims of 9/11, bin Laden’s death does little to ease the pain
Bin Laden’s ruinous legacy
How a series of terror attacks totally changed the Western way of life