Cato on Terrorism - A series of articles examining terrorism and effects on homeland security, politics, foreign policy, defense, and bioterror. From The Cato Institute, a libertarian think tank.
CDI Reports - Browse through a report by The Center for Defense Information (CDI) on global response, terrorist organizations, targets, homeland defense, and legislations.
Counter Terrorism - Features reports from US State Department Annual Terrorism Report. Reports include security improvements, sanctions and prevention techniques.
Emergency.com - Summary of world-wide terrorism events, groups, strategies and tactics.
Law and Terrorism Blog - Featuring the news, editorials and the commentary of G. Scott McNeal related to terrorism, homeland security, military operations and associated legal developments.
PBS FRONTLINE - Target America - An overview of the development of militant Islamic movements since the 1980's, with a chronology of terrorist acts against Americans and the government's response over the past two decades.
PBS FRONTLINE - Son of Al Qaeda - Story of a young Canadian who grew up with bin Laden's children, and was himself groomed to become a terrorist. Instead, he became a CIA informant.
PBS FRONTLINE: Al Qaeda's New Front - FRONTLINE investigates the new front in the war on terror: Europe. Now home to 20 million Muslims - which some call 'Eurabia' - the continent is a challenge to intelligence services on both sides of the Atlantic. Many auxiliary materials as well as the entire hour-long broadcast is available.
PBS Frontline: Hunting bin Laden - Video clips and accompanying text from investigative documentary on the suspected terrorist mastermind.
Rand - Countering the New Terrorism - Find an online version of the publication examining origins of attacks against civilian targets and future trends.
SATP - Assessment India 2002 - Find information, data and analysis on terrorism and low intensity warfare in India.
Thinking About Terrorism - Article from The Atlantic on the discussion of terrorism being dominated by two stereotypes, both of which inhibit effective action. (June, 1986)