Ashley Lopez: The accused murderer’s attorneys have already spent $300,000.

FCIR’s Trevor Aaronson was a guest May 23 on MSNBC’s “Jansing & Co.” for a segment about the war on terrorism.

Trevor Aaronson: The case of Jeffrey A. Lill, a U.S. Postal Service employee injured at a mail-sort facility in Orlando more than two years ago, is still unresolved.

Trevor Aaronson: In January 2011, when the FBI looked into the alleged Boston Marathon bomber and dismissed him as a potential threat, agents in the Boston field office pursued another person they suspected could be a terrorist.

Eric Barton: In the last decade, gun murders in Florida have surged 38 percent. Experts are divided over the cause.

Eric Barton: En los últimos 10 años, los asesinatos con armas de fuego en la Florida se han disparado 38 por ciento. Los expertos están divididos sobre la causa.

Trevor Aaronson: The FBI has appealed to the media and the public for help in identifying two suspects in the terrorist attack.

ProPublica: With 59 detainees at Gitmo currently on hunger strike, by the military’s count, here’s a primer on what’s going at the island prison.

Trevor Aaronson discussed the media’s coverage of the Boston bombings and how even the most aggressive attempts by law enforcement to preempt terrorism cannot fully prevent acts of horrific violence.

John Dolen: FCIR’s co-director is the author of a new and provocative book, The Terror Factory: Inside the FBI’s Manufactured War on Terrorism.