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Is the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act the "worst law in technology", as Columbia Law School's Tim Wu calls the statute? I think there are worse laws for the technology industry and its customers, but the CFAA is more than bad enough – a vague, outdated ...

"Who brought the syllabus to class today?"

Students rifled through their backpacks and pulled out their syllabuses, ready on their first day to hear the rundown of the teacher's agenda for the rest of the semester.

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Peter Bergen is the author of Manhunt, which examined the pursuit of al-Qaida's leader. According to him, although women were involved, the CIA lead analyst "who was always saying … that Bin Laden is living in the mysterious compound in Abbottabad" ...

Nasr detailed the truly horrific kidnapping and torture he endured in a 2008 interview with Peter Bergen for Mother Jones, who used Italian court documents to write a comprehensive report on the case: "A little before noon on February 17, 2003, Abu ...

As former Bush and Obama aide Douglas Ollivant told the NYT yesterday about the "trust" argument coming from some progressives: "That's not how we make policy. We make policy assuming that people in power might abuse it. To do otherwise is foolish." ...

But Peter Bergen, a journalist and author who has researched Bin Laden more deeply than anyone else, claims the CIA officer who worked on the search for eight years up until his death and was convinced he was hiding in the Abbottabad compound was ...

"This election will likely mark an acceleration of Israel's long-predicted … journey toward a hegemonic nationalism resembling apartheid-era South Africa," wrote Daniel Levy, director of the Middle East and North Africa programme at the European ...

The Oil and the Glory: The Pursuit of Empire and Fortune on the Caspian Sea by Steve Levine. Levine's book is packed with stories of the intrigue behind the west's attempts to gain control of Caspian resources, out of reach since the Bolshevik revolution.

... have an exceptional knack for detail, for seeing patterns and understanding relationships – and they also, quite frankly, spend a great deal less time telling war stories, chatting and going outside for cigarettes," he told CNN security journalist ...