Reporting & Analysis
FBI official devotes life to preventing another attack
As the 10th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attack approaches, al-Qaida has made it clear another attack is on its agenda.
Al-Awlaki spreads hate as 'digital jihadist'
Whether you live in Springfield, Ill., Seattle, New York City, Fort Hood, Texas or the D.C. region, a disturbing trend has taken shape.
Target Washington: D.C. under 'constant threat
Nearly 10 years apart, a common thread unites the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks and the attack last week in Norway. The "Lone Wolf" attacker is a growing concern among law enforcement agencies.
Part 1: A race against time
At noon on Oct. 25, the door to the Transportation Security Operations Center swung open. A loudspeaker blasted.
Part 2: Why the bombs didn't detonate
Two bombs concealed in printer toner cartridges and addressed to synagogues in Chicago were dismantled before they exploded at their destinations. But neither house of worship nor Chicago may have been the real targets.
Part 3: Band of brothers
The political relationship between the U.S. and Saudi governments often appears rocky and dysfunctional, but when it comes to intelligence matters, it's a completely different story.
Part 4: One year later: 'We had him'
Staring out a window in his downtown Detroit office, FBI Special Agent-in-Charge Andrew G. Arena scanned the skyline of his boyhood home and pondered this question: Why Detroit?
Part 5: One year later: The decision
Within hours after the capture and arrest of Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab at Detroit Metro Airport, FBI officials had to make a decision: Should he be read his Miranda Rights or continue to interrogate him until he clammed up?
Part 6: One year later: The Hezbollah threat
The bomb that fizzled on Christmas Day last year aboard Northwest Airlines Flight 253 over Detroit exposed the inexperience and potential of al Qaida in the Arabian Peninsula.


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