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Salman Rushdie: Artists are more vulnerable than ever
Shaun Randol
The celebrated author and founder of the PEN World Voices Festival reflects on the perils of the Internet age
FBI: 3 removed backpack from bombing suspect’s room
Denise Lavoie, Bridget Murphy
Two college students have been charged with conspiring to obstruct justice, a third with lying to investigators
2 of 3 new bombing suspects from Kazakhstan
Denise Lavoie, Bridget Murphy
Both are believed to be college friends of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev
3 more suspects in Boston Marathon bombing
Associated Press
Boston police made the announcement in a tweet Wednesday morning
Family to claim Boston bombing suspect’s body
Eric Tucker, Michelle R. Smith
Tamerlan Tsarnaev's wife, Katherine Russell, has agreed to release it
Obama hints at military action in Syria
Julie Pace
On Tuesday, the president reiterated he'd prefer to have international backing before escalating U.S. involvement
Were the Tsarnaevs nuts or revolutionaries?
Michael Lind
We may find the Tsarnaevs' ideology deluded, but we should take it seriously if we want to avoid others like them
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev’s requests for lawyer were ignored
Natasha Lennard
Focus on Miranda rights may miss key constitutional abrogation, plus discoveries about Tamerlan's Russia visit
Could North Korea execute an American citizen?
Geoffrey Cain
Kenneth Bae might stand trial for attempting to "overthrow" the government
Adam Lanza vs. the knockoff jihadis
Joan Walsh
Tsarnaevs seem more like mixed-up killers than big terrorists. So why is far more known about them than Adam Lanza?
Bombing suspects’ mother discussed jihad with elder son
Michael Kunzelman, David Caruso, Max Seddon
Zubeidat Tsarnaeva also cited conspiracy theories about 9/11 being a plot against Muslims
Bombing suspects’ father to return to U.S.
Associated Press
The Tsarnaev family emigrated to the U.S. a decade ago, but both parents returned to Russia last year
Bombing suspect goes silent after being read Miranda rights
Pete Yost, Lara Jakes, Rodrique Ngowi
Officials claim Tsarnaev was informed of his rights 16 hours after investigators began interrogating him
CISPA in limbo in busy Senate
Natasha Lennard
The controversial cybersecurity bill passed the House, but the Senate hasn't take up the issue
Tamerlan Tsarnaev’s Dagestan mystery
Paul Ames
The bombing suspect's trip to the Caucasus region may hold the key to the Boston Marathon attacks
Boxer who fought Tsarnaev: “Wish I’d known he was evil”
Springs Toledo
Boxers and trainers who fought and worked with Tamerlan Tsarnaev remember a strong fighter -- and an odd loner
NBC terrorism analysts need more transparency
Tim Shorrock
Network rarely discloses that its security commentators are also U.S. government contractors
Israel: Syrian government used chemical weapons
Ariel David
The assessment could raise pressure on the U.S. and other Western countries to intervene
Tsarnaev’s handwritten answers incomplete
Denise Lavoie, Eileen Sullivan
Officials look to verify the bombing suspect's assertion that he and his brother had no major terrorism ties
Tsarnaevs follow familiar terror pattern
Lara Jakes, Eileen Sullivan
Counterterrorism experts agree that young immigrants who fail to assimilate can be susceptible to violence
Andy Griffith, America’s surrogate father
Evan Smith Rakoff
A trip to the Andy Griffith Museum in North Carolina helps explain the actor's enduring legacy
Will Russia cooperate in marathon bombing investigation?
Dan Peleschuk
Moscow appears eager to distance itself from the case, even as it leads back to the Caucasus region
Terrorism comes home
Sebastian Rotella
The Tsarnaevs' story is eerily reminiscent of those behind high-profile attacks in London and Madrid
FBI hopes to speak with bombing suspect’s wife
Michelle R. Smith
Katherine Russell Tsarnaev has been staying at her parents' home in Rhode Island since her husband was killed
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