al-Qaida

U.S. Ships Arms to Yemen, Obama's Foreign Policy Success Story

Al-Qaida Decimates Yemen

It's getting harder for Barack Obama to use Yemen as a model of success.

War in Yemen Good for Al-Qaida Franchise

Obama Underestimated Al-Qaida Threat

Only Now Does DHS Secretary Brings Up Terrorism Threat

The Group Behind 9/11 Now Has Tanks

Bergdahl Trade Led to More Swaps Using Terrorists

Another Foreign Policy 'Success' Story

The nation's prominence in fighting al-Qaida means recent events are troubling.

Jihadist Relieves Himself, Thwarts U.S. Hostage Rescue

U.S. to Send Troops to Iraq?

Is 'Core al-Qaida' Decimated?

Bush Takes the High Road, Doesn't 'Second Guess' Obama

Al-Baghdadi Wanted by U.S. Since 2011

Khorasan Is Al-Qaida

Jihadists Consider Working Together

What's Behind the Name 'Khorasan'?

Susan Rice: U.S. Decimated 'al-Qaida Core'

Khorasan: The New Jihadist Threat

Feinstein on AQAP Bombs Coming to America

Wishful Thinking Is Bad Policy for Fighting Terrorists

Obama may wish al-Qaida was decimated, but the evidence says otherwise.