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…There is no longer a question of whether or not a bioterrorist will attack, but rather the question remains, when will they attack? “It is highly likely that a terrorist group could threaten or attack Americans with germs within the next few years…

…of the Twin Towers standing next to each other in the skyline of New York City. No one anticipated that one day this would be the main target for terrorism for at least 9 years. On February 26th of 1993 The WTC was attacked for the first time by terrorists…

…of Clinton's statements betrayed a sense of dread about America's exposure to terrorist attacks and the country's apparent inability to prevent them. The Cole disaster ranks as the most deadly terrorist assault on U.S. forces since the 1996 bombing of the Air Force…

…of Clinton's statements betrayed a sense of dread about America's exposure to terrorist attacks and the country's apparent inability to prevent them. The Cole disaster ranks as the most deadly terrorist assault on U.S. forces since the 1996 bombing of the Air Force…

…on the U.S. than any other Latin American terrorist group. In October of 1984, a small arms attack on the U.S. embassy was initiated by the MRTA. In 1985, the MRTA tried bombing the Lima offices of the Texaco Corporation and the U.S. embassy again. Finally…

…a select few be a part of the federal government that is protecting our airlines. The articles clearly state the reason of such a measure is being offered to Congress. The terrorists’ attacks have affected the U.S. to make such decisions of increasing…

…Before 9/11 we were living a carefree lifestyle. We traveled to and from without worrying about terrorist hitting us. We did all the things that we liked to do without thinking that one day we too could be like Israel or one of those other countries…

…Who is Arafat? Now more than ever President Bush is pushing Israel for a withdrawal from the Palestinian-occupied territories in order get the cease-fire in effect. President Bush once said that one cannot negotiate with terrorists; the question now…

…everyday life--pipes, cables, grids, dams, skyscrapers--supply more and better chances for worry, discomfort, damage and death. As violence keeps getting more dangerous, so does terrorists' potential power. A terrorist attacks any person or place. His victim…

…, against persons or property to intimidate or coerce a government, the civilian population, or any segment thereof, in furtherance of political or social objectives. The number of terrorist attacks in the 1990s has made America realize the vulnerability amongst…