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A generation ago, the Taliban promised to prevent Osama bin Laden from targeting Americans—then came 9/11.

Anger at the presence of U.S. troops on sacred Saudi soil led Osama bin Laden to found al Qaeda and wage jihad on the West. The crown prince’s decision to welcome them back could light the fuse again.

The CIA recently released hundreds of thousands of files seized from Osama bin Laden’s compound. What can we learn from them?

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The documents have no direct evidence of Saudi government ties to 9/11.

The latest trove of documents from Osama bin Laden's compound in Pakistan shed further light on his anxieties.

Newly declassified documents show Osama bin Laden set aside about $29 million in his will to fund terrorism.

The new trove of bin Laden documents reveals just how different al Qaeda and the Islamic State really are.

Osama bin Laden spent the latter years of his life portraying himself as an authority on Islamic law who was qualified to order Muslims around the world to strike Western targets — and then capable of giving them the purported scriptural justifications for their actions.

This 15-page document outlines how to form homegrown terror cells.

Among the documents recovered from bin Laden's Pakistani compound in 2011 were 19 publications regarding France.

The al Qaeda leader had several 2008 issues of Foreign Policy in his Abbottabad hide out.

Al Qaeda's job application in very traditional, but contains questions that hint at the chilling work the job entails.

Osama bin Laden promised endless war in a newly declassified letter to the American people.

U.S. prosecutors convinced a judge to sentence a top bin Laden deputy to life in prison in connection with the 1998 Africa embassy bombings.

As Islamabad’s ambassador to Washington, I had an intimate view of the Pakistani response to the SEAL Team 6 operation. But I still have a few unanswered questions.

Current and former officials flatly deny journalist's assertions of grand U.S.-Pakistani conspiracy.

Seymour Hersh says that pretty much everything written about the killing of bin Laden is wrong.

ForAmerica, the group that advertised a $50,000 opportunity for "machine gun fun" with the man who killed Osama bin Laden, is retracting parts of their original offer.

A conservative group is fundraising by offering a weekend on a shooting range with the Navy SEAL who shot Osama bin Laden. The price tag? $50,000.