Murtaza Hussain
Murtaza Hussain is a reporter at The Intercept who focuses on national security and foreign policy. He has appeared on CNN, BBC, MSNBC, and other news outlets.
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Is Your Child a Terrorist? U.S. Government Questionnaire Rates Families at Risk for Extremism
Social workers, educators to rate “expressions of hopelessness."
Exclusive Interview: Sami Al-Arian, Professor Who Defeated Controversial Terrorism Charges, is Deported from U.S.
Spanish Peacekeeper Is the Latest Example of Israel Killing United Nations Personnel
Since 2006, Israel forces repeatedly attacked UN schools, outposts, and headquarters despite repeated warnings.
Playing With Fire on the Lebanese Border
Even When Sharing Top Billing with Edward Snowden, the NSA Is Unrepentant
Saudi Arabia's Tyrant King Misremembered as Man of Peace
It’s not often that the unelected leader of a country which publicly flogs dissidents and beheads people for sorcery wins such glowing praise from American officials and the Western press. King Abdullah's regime engaged in wanton human rights abuses, instrumentalized religious chauvinism, and played a hugely counterrevolutionary role in regional politics.
Prison Dispatches from the War on Terror: Former Child Gitmo Detainee Going Blind
Nearly 13 years after he was first captured as a child soldier in Afghanistan, Omar Khadr remains behind bars in a Canadian prison where he is losing his remaining eyesight, according to his lawyer.
Charlie Hebdo Offices Attack: Live Updates
French police are converging on the town of Villers-Coutterets after reports that the two Cherif brothers were spotted there.
Islamic State Magazine Features Captured Jordanian Pilot
The Islamic State’s online magazine features a purported interview with Maaz al-Kassasbeh, a Jordanian air force pilot, who was shot down Dec. 24 while taking part in coalition military operations.