Rural hot spots point to terrorism threats
U. MARYLAND (US) — Nearly a third of all terrorist attacks from 1970 to 2008 occurred in just five metropolitan U.S. counties, but rural areas were hit, too, a new report says.The largest number of events clustered around major cities:...
Source: Futurity.org - Thursday, 2 February
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