Safety and Security on Townhall

• From the Brooklyn Bridge to London Fri May 24
  Diana West
• Two Suspects in Murder Known to London Police Fri May 24
• Obama Renews Call to Close Gitmo Fri May 24
• The U.S. Government Compiles a Bibliography Fri May 24
  Daniel Pipes
• London, a Deeper Horror Than We Might Think Thu May 23
  Simon Conway
• Black Swans, Icebergs and Benghazi Thu May 23
  Cliff May
• Obama to Open Up on Drone in Crucial Speech Thu May 23
• Boston Bombing Suspect's Friend Implicates Tsarnaev, Self in Murders Thu May 23
• Florida FBI Shooting Has Boston Bombing Links Thu May 23
• Thanks and Devotion This Memorial Day Thu May 23
  Jackie Gingrich Cushman
• A Sober Approach to Drunk Driving Thu May 23
  Steve Chapman
• Federal Appeals Court Rules Bin Laden Photos Can Stay Secret Wed May 22
• AP CEO: Records Seizure 'Unconstitutional' Mon May 20
• Report: Government Temporarily Lost Track of ex-Terrorists Mon May 20
• Are Afghan Troops Ready to Take Over? Fri May 17
• Officials Arrest Man in Idaho in Terrorism Case Fri May 17
• White House Releases Internal Emails on Benghazi Attack Thu May 16
• Navy Launches Drone From Aircraft Carrier Wed May 15
• Boston Chief Wasn't Told FBI Got Tsarnaev Alert Fri May 10
• Five major hindrances to counterterrorism efforts Tue Apr 30
  Rachel Marsden
  In the wake of the Boston Marathon bombing, it's only natural to ask why some terrorists are only caught after they've inflicted carnage on innocent civilians. What went wrong? ... more
• Boston Bombing Demands a Pause in Legislation Tue Apr 30
  Phyllis Schlafly
  The Boston Marathon Bombing, where three people were killed and 264 wounded, many with legs or feet blown off, continues to be a big media story, but we are still waiting for answers to many questions. How did our government miss so many clues that the Tsarnaev brothers were a deadly danger to Americans? ... more
• Holder Comes Under Fire for Treatment of Bombing Suspect Tue Apr 30
  Washington, D.C.
  Attorney General Eric Holder is facing criticism from America's intelligence community, for agreeing to read Dzohkar Tsarnaev his Miranda rights. ... more
• State Dept Restricting Employees From Speaking To Congress Over Benghazi Tue Apr 30
  Washington, D.C.
  Acting Deputy Spokesman Patrick Ventrell defended the State Department restricting access to Congress from lower-level staffers directly involved with the Benghazi investigation. Ventrell said that it was "appropriate" for the FBI and the Accountability Review Board to interview the Department employees but that Congress should only have access to their superiors. ... more
• BENGHAZIGATE: Obama’s Secret Gun-Running Program Mon Apr 29
  Katie Kieffer
  Liberals don’t want honest Americans like you to have guns. Liberals just want to arm foreign rebels in crapshoot attempts to “end global violence.” ... more
• Benghazi Report Revives Troubling Questions Mon Apr 29
  Michael Barone
  "What difference, at this point, does it make?" That was former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's angry response to a question about the State Department's account of the attack on the Benghazi consulate where Ambassador Christopher Stevens and three other Americans were murdered on Sept. 11, 2012. ... more

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