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US Capitol suicide bomb plot foiled: How to catch a 'lone wolf'

The arrest of Amine El Khalifi, a Moroccan man suspected of plotting to blow himself up inside the US Capitol, shows how law enforcement has fine-tuned techniques to stop lone wolf terrorists.

Foiled suicide bombing of US Capitol: plot is both familiar and strange

FBI arrests suspect in terror plot near US Capitol

Europe's Internet revolt: protesters see threats in antipiracy treaty

Creator of Revolution Muslim website, inspiration to US jihadis, pleads guilty

Syria next steps: With diplomacy stalled, escalation expected

Can US and Russia cut a deal on Syria action? Both sides to give it a try.

Why Russia is so opposed to asking Assad to go

Stir It Up! Meatless Monday: Moroccan tagine

After Egypt, Tunisia, Libya overthrows, Arab upheaval begins to settle

Wind power: Clean energy, dirty business?

The Monitor's View Self-immolation as protest tactic rises in Tibet, Middle East

The Monitor's View One year after Egypt's revolution, dictators on the defensive

Meteorites in Morocco confirmed to be Martian in origin

Was Israel behind Iran nuclear scientist's assassination?

State of the world: Global gender gap narrows

Candy cane brittle

Opinion Morocco elections aren't a model for the Arab Spring as West claims

Syrian army defectors attack security outpost near Damascus

Critical mass: Assad losing his iron grip after eight months of Syria protests

Freedom may be messy, but it beats despotism

NATO operation in Libya ends after 7 months, could it be a model?

Occupy Europe: How a generation went from indifferent to indignant

Tunisian elections set to empower Islamists. How moderate will they be?

Saudi crown prince dies, leaving succession uncertain