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September 2015

Phys.org: Rail-bound traffic vulnerable to terrorist attacks
Homeland Security News Wire: Data show drone attacks doomed to fail against ISIS in Syria
Vice News: Warzones Risk Creating a Lost Generation of Children in the Middle East and North Africa
IFSEC Global: Terror Threat and Regulations Fueling the Growth in Global Access Control Market
Eurasia Review: Understanding Why People Flock to Islamic State
Journal Standard: International day of Peace to be celebrated Sept. 21
Executive Gov: Surveillance messages reduce chances of computer command entries into hacked systems
Houston Chronicle: Here are who police officers consider the biggest terrorist threats to America
Homeland Security News Wire: Terrorist attacks involving firearms cause more fatalities than attacks using explosives

August 2015

News24 Voices: $500M Spent for Every US Terror Victim
Info Docket: Two Recently Published Background/Overview Reports about Terrorism Using Data from the Global Terrorism Database
Fierce Homeland Security: Terrorist attacks involving firearms more common outside US than domestically, says report
Fierce Government IT: Federal study shows security banners can trick hackers into doing nothing
Vox: A surprising chart of terrorist threats to America, as ranked by law enforcement
Eurasia Review: Nepal - Enduring Vulnerabilities
Huffington Post: Selective Outrage - Hypocrisy at its Worst
Vibe Ghana: Ghana vulnerable to terrorist activities
Sinclair Broadcast Group: Sex slavery in ISIS
Washington Post: President Obama on gun violence
Associated Press: How to stop the 'lone wolf' attacks?
Toronto Star: Happenstance heroes on a high-speed train
Sinclair Broadcast Group: ISIS territory 1 year later
The Nigerian Voice: Tackling the Threat of Global Terror
Canberra Times: Bombing our way to a strategic solution to Islamic State in Syria
The Telegraph: Islamic State militants used mustard gas against Kurdish forces, US officials believe
The National Interest: Think Again: Islamism and Militancy in Bangladesh
The Globe and Mail: Extremist travelers aren't about to go away
Homeland Security Today: Taking Back Social Media: Producing a Counter Narrative to Terrorist Propaganda
Huffington Post: Ferguson Black Lives Matter, Oath Keepers Fight as One
SBWire: Global Wound Care Products Market to Grow Due to Diabetic and Accidental Injuries
Fierce Homeland Security: Pessimism and few opportunitites primarily drive foreign fighters to join Islamic State, paper finds
Toronto350: How Many Must Resist to Change the System?
Brink News: Using Local Public-Private Partnerships to Reduce Risk of Violent Extremism
United States Institute of Peace: From Conflict in the Streets to Peace in the Society
Foreign Policy: Talking Loud and Saying Nothing
Chattanooga Times Free Press: Republicans push back on Homeland Security's fight against ISIS
Dawn: Tailors and Terrorists
The Guardian: Media coverage of terrorism 'leads to further violence'

July 2015

Sinclair Broadcast Group: Turkey joins ISIS fight
CityBizList: Global Electronic Access Control Systems Market Will Reach USD 31.2 Billion in 2019
Sinclair Broadcast Group: Dozens of alleged ISIS supporters arrested in U.S. so far this year
AltMuslim: CVE Critics are Right, and CVE is Still Necessary
CNN: The Golden Age of Terrorism
Times Free Press: Woman marries ISIS fighter, cheers for Marines shooter
Wall Street Journal: The Iran Deal and the "Problem of Conjecture"
Council on Foreign Relations: Obama's Terrorism Mistake
The News Tribune: Don't help the terrorists
Sinclair Broadcast Group: Children of ISIS: The next generation of terror?
Diane Rehm Show: A Deadly Shooting in Tennessee and the Threat of Domestic Terrorism
Sinclair Broadcast Group: Red flags in shooter's past may only be clear in retrospect, experts say