We’ve Forgotten the Most Important Lessons of 9/11
Peter Bergen draws on decades of reporting and his new book “All the Presidents’ Wars” to explore the lessons of the 9/11 attacks.
Why the War on Terror Is Still Haunting Us
The New York Times reviews Peter Bergen’s new book “All the Presidents’ Wars.”
“All The Presidents’ Wars” Examines America’s War on Terror From Bush to Trump
Peter Bergen discusses his new book on the war on terror with NPR’s Morning Edition.
A Quarter-Century Reckoning With America’s War On Terror
The Cipher Brief reviews Peter Bergen’s “All the Presidents’ Wars.”
Inconceivable: The Impossibility of Family in an Age of Uncertainty
In Inconceivable, Anna Louie Sussman writes about her own quest to become a parent.
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How Non-State Groups Are Reshaping Warfare and Terrorism with Armed Drones
Peter Bergen and David Sterman contributed a chapter on non-state use of drones to a Soufan Center’s edited volume.
Secretive U.S. Base in Somalia Signals New Phase of War
New America’s data on U.S. strikes in Somalia was cited by Drop Site on the state of the U.S. war in Somalia.
Rethinking the Four-Year Default
Three year bachelor’s degrees, community college baccalaureates, and degree apprenticeships are worth considering alongside each other, because they’re being asked to answer many of the same hard questions.
Transitions Don’t End at the Schoolhouse Door
Gwinnett County is a bright spot for transitions to kindergarten and beyond.