Al-Qaida’s New Generation Resurfaces | Salt Lake City News

Twenty-five years after 9/11, al-Qaida’s next generation—led by bin Laden’s sons—is re-emerging from Afghanistan, armed with encrypted tech and access to elite training facilities left behind by U.S. withdrawal. Former CIA officer Sarah Adams warns this new wave is harder to track, with potential threats now lurking on America’s southern border—and old networks of wealthy, politically connected families may be quietly fueling the revival. The fight against terrorism has shifted from abroad to home, a transition the U.S. security system is dangerously unprepared for.

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