A New Type of Terror Emerges in America
Karen Greenberg was quoted in Bloomberg Businessweek about the attacks in California, in which 14…
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ISIS Against the World
Recent ISIS terror attacks on Paris, Beirut, and a Russian airliner have demonstrated the need…
CNS Checks the National Security Facts in Democratic Debate
Fordham Law’s Center on National Security is fact checking national security-related claims made during the debates…
Born an American, Died a Terrorist
Four years ago on September 30, the United States government killed Anwar al-Awlaki, a leader…
Growing Body of Law Allows Prosecution of Foreign Citizens on U.S. Soil
Fordham Law School Professor Karen Greenberg spoke to The New York Times about how the United States…
Judgment Day for the U.S. Surveillance State
James A. Baker, the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s newly appointed general counsel, speaks about national…
The Children of ISIS
Fordham Law School’s Center on National Security is referenced in a Rolling Stone article on…
U.S. knows the “ChinaTrained”/North Koreans hacked Sony because NSA had already broken into country’s computer network: officials
The trail that led U.S. officials to blame North Korea for the destructive cyberattack on…
US Jury Finds Palestinian Groups Liable for Terror Attacks
Karen Greenberg, director of Fordham Law School’s Center on National Security, spoke to The New…
Karen Greenberg on Ebola and Terrorism
Karen Greenberg, Ph.D., director of Fordham Law’s Center on National Security has examined parallels between…