U.S. to enter 2010 with major questions about terrorism and foreign policy

1. The U.S. faces some tremendous foreign policy questions in 2010.  Here’s a look ahead.

2. Janet Napolitano, director of Homeland Security, writes today that the U.S. “is determined to find and fix the vulnerabilities” in airport security.

3. Reviews of this president will come pouring in as we reach Obama’s one-year mark.  In the face of declining popularity numbers, Leslie Gelb writes about the three things the president must do to avoid the fate of Jimmy Carter. 
4. Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab's foiled attack on Christmas Day has drawn plenty of comparisons to Richard Reid’s similar failure.  Now the Bush and Obama presidential responses are drawing similar analysis.