A new report finds that seven years after the Sept. 11 attacks, the United States still hasn't mounted an effective effort to prevent the spread of nuclear and other catastrophic weapons to terrorists attempting to acquire them. Some recommendations the 9/11 Commission issued years ago still aren't implemented, including needed action by the Bush administration and Congress, according to the report by the Partnership for a Secure America (PSA), a Washington think tank led by former Democratic and Republican office…
Report Says Terrorists Still Seeking Weapons Such As Nuclear Devices, Sees U.S. Efforts To Control Proliferation As Improved But Still Inadequate
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