News Roundup: Osama bin Laden Is Dead

President Obama announced to the world Sunday night that U.S. forces killed the al-Qaida leader

Chris Mazzolini, Patch Staff

Posted Mon, May 2, 2011 at 4:27 pm ET|Updated Mon, May 2, 2011 at 9:06 pm ET

Osama bin Laden is dead. What does that mean for the United States?

Obviously, this is a momentous story that's far beyond the borders of Twinsburg, but we want to provide you a resource to easily find all the news, analysis and opinion you need to follow this historic event.

So here's a quick scattershot of links to pieces we're finding around the Net. We will continue to post more as we find them throughout the day. Feel free to post your own links in the comment section.

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President Obama's Address: Watch the Video (or read the transcriptof the news briefing with reporters)

Ohio Sen. Sherrod Brown: "As Americans, we will never forget the September 11 attacks. Three thousand lives lost and effect on countless families across our nation. But now, nearly 10 years after that tragic day, the world's most wanted terrorist will no longer threaten our democracy and freedom. This is a victory for all Americans and a testament to the sacrifice of our service members and their families, and the American intelligence community"

NEWS ROUNDUP:

NEW YORK TIMES

Obituary: The Most Wanted Face of Terrorism

Analysis: Bin Laden's Death Likely to Deepen Suspicions of Pakistan

HUFFINGTON POST

Howard Fineman: A Post-Osama America

Reaction: Politicians React to Osama Bin Laden's Death

THE ATLANTIC

Inside the Raid: The Secret Team That Killed Osama Bin Laden

Photo Gallery: Worldwide Reactions

PATCH.COM

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