U.S. national security
Great Decisions 2011 | Topic 2
Is America safer 10 years after 9/11?
U.S. national security priorities were expanded after the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, to include waging war in Iraq and Afghanistan, tightening border security, pursuing cyberthreats, halting nuclear proliferation and attempting to snuff out homegrown terrorism. How has the U.S. national security agenda evolved since 9/11? In what ways will this agenda shape the American way of life in the future?
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U.S. National Security News
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- Troubling Implications of Susan Rice's Appointment as National Security Adviser - Truth-Out
- Facebook and Microsoft Reveal Some National Security Data - Adweek
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