- Council on Foreign Relations-  Provides good information on Al- Qaeda.

- Wikipedia-  An encyclopedia with information on Al-Qaeda.

- U.S. Department of Justice- Al Qaeda training manual found by Metropolitan  Police in Manchester England.

- PBS Homepage- Offers background information about Al- Qaeda, dating back to the organizations start.

- Naval Postgraduate School-  Al Qaeda terrorist group profile offered by the Naval Postgraduate School.

- Naval Postgraduate School-  The Naval Postgraduate School index of terrorist group profiles.

- Naval Postgraduate School-  Terrorist group annual reports by the Department of State.

- Nation Master- An in-depth look into different types of terrorist groups around the world.

- U.S. Department of State-  Appendix of designated foreign terrorist groups.

- The International Institute for Counter-Terrorism- Up to date articles on counter-terrorism in the international community.

- The UN Counter-Terrorism Committee- Information on the United Nation's action against terrorism.

- Counter-Terrorism Training- Web site that is focused on the current training for counter-terrorism and ways of improving such training where it is needed.

- United States Institute of Peace- Links offered by the United States Institute of Peace for Terrorism and Counter-Terrorism.

- U.S. Department of State-  The counter terrorism office of the U.S. Department of State.

- Center for Democracy and Technology-  Site devoted to counter terrorism and offers headlines dealing with counter terrorism.

- Terrorism Information Center-  Counter terrorism acts and legislation passed in the United States.

- University of Pittsburgh School of Law- Compiles a list of the world's anti- terrorism laws.

- University of Pittsburgh School of Law- Compiles a list of the United States anti- terrorism laws.

- Anti-Terrorism Act of 2001-  The act passed by the 107th Congress to combat terrorism.

- Anti-Terrorism Bill-  The Anti-terrorism, crime, and security bill passed by the House of Commons of the United Kingdom Parliament.

- Anti-Terrorism Act-  The Anti-Terrorism Act passed in Canada.

- Anti-Terrorism Bill of 2005-  Bill passed by The Parliament of Common Wealth of Australia.

- The Patriot Act-  The complete document of the Patriot Act.

- Cornell University Office of Information Technologies- Tracy Mitrano, the Policy Advisor for Cornell's Office of Information Technologies, offers a presentation on the Patriot Act.

- Electronic Frontier Foundation's Arguments Against the Patriot Act- An analysis of the Patriot Act and an opinion on the flaws of the act.

- Department of Justice-  A Pro-Patriot Act view.

- American Library Association-  News on the Patriot Act and a bias look at the provisions in the Patriot Act.

- The September 11th Digital Archive- A web page dedicated to preserving information about that tragic day.  

- The Indianapolis Star-  President George W. Bush's speeches to the United States during and after the attacks of September 11th.

- Center for Cooperative Research-  A timeline of events leading up to, during, and after the September 11th attacks.

- Wikipedia-  Good information on the September 11th attacks.

- Central Intelligence Agency- United States position on Iraq's weapons of mass destruction.

- Terrorism Files-  Weapons and terrorism in the Middle East.

- U.S. Department of State- The weapons of mass destruction threat to the United States.

- U.S. Department of Homeland Security-  Research and technology links on weapons of mass destruction.

- Training Division of the FBI-  Counter-terrorism and weapons of mass destruction training.

- Center for Nonproliferation Studies-  Chemical and biological resource page.

- Wikipedia-  Information on weapons of mass destruction.

- Weapons of Mass Destruction-  This page offers links to web pages, books, documents, and periodicals about weapons of mass destruction.

- National Memorial Institute for the Prevention of Terrorism- Offers links and information on terrorism and terrorism prevention.

- The White House-  The signing of the Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Prevention Act.

- United Nations: Office of Drugs and Crime-  United Nations role in preventing terrorism.

- Congressional Reports-  What the United States government is doing to prevent terrorism.

- CRS Report for Congress-  The Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Prevention Act of 2004 proposed to Congress.

- Central Intelligence Agency- The official web site of the Central Intelligence Agency.

- United States Intelligence Community-  News and information on the intelligence community of the United States.

- Counter-Terrorism Intelligence Group-  Offers information on intelligence in the United States.

- The White House-  Official web site for the White House.

- United States Department of Homeland Security-  Official web site for the United States Department of Homeland Security.

- American Red Cross-  Official web site for the American Red Cross. 

- U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Homeland Security-  News about homeland security and terrorism for the United States.

- Homeland Security Institute-  News and links on homeland security.

- Time News Magazine-  Articles on the strengths and weaknesses of airport security.

- Council of Foreign Relations-  Information on how vulnerable the United States is to another terrorist attack.

- Department of Health and Human Services-  Information on response to different types of biological, chemical, and natural disasters. 

- Center for Biosecurity of the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center-  Updated articles and information on the biosecurity in the United States.