August 17, 2008: A St. Louis Post Dispatch article on DEA Operations Chief Michael Braun quoted NEFA Senior Investigator Doug Farah.  

August 2, 2008: An article in the American Thinker discussing the Muslim Brotherhood noted that a "wealth of material demonstrating their historic and contemporary Islamist goals, aims and objectives can be found" at the NEFA site.

July 28, 2008: The Associated Press, Reuters, and the Los Angeles Times reported that NEFA Senior Investigator Evan Kohlmann aired his 90-minute video, "The Al-Qaida Plan", to military jurors during the Guantanamo trial of Salim Hamdan.

July 28, 2008: NEFA Senior Investigator Doug Farah will testify before the U.S. House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Terrorism, Nonproliferation, and Trade this Thursday at a hearing titled "Foreign Aid and the Fight Against Terrorism and Proliferation: Leveraging Foreign Aid to Achieve U.S. Policy Goals."

July 24, 2008: The San Francisco Bay Guardian cited Merchant of Death, authored by NEFA Senior Investigator Doug Farah, as the "definitive book" on Viktor Bout.

July 21, 2008: The Department of Defense intends to utilize NEFA Senior Investigator Evan Kohlmann as an expert witness in the Guantanamo trial of Salim Hamdan, Usama Bin Laden's former driver.

July 16, 2008: Der Spiegel provided a link to the NEFA website and cited NEFA in an article on Omar Ahmed Khadr.

July 8, 2008: United Press International published an article based on NEFA Senior Investigator Evan Kohlmann's exclusive interview with the Islamic Army of Iraq.

July 8, 2008: Spain's El Confidential interviewed NEFA Senior Investigator Evan Kohlmann.

July 7, 2008: MSNBC's "Deep Background" featured NEFA Senior Investigator Evan Kohlmann's exclusive interview with the Islamic Army of Iraq.

June 30, 2008: CBS News' "Internet Terror Monitor" highlighted NEFA's exclusive interview with Mangal Bagh, the de-facto leader of Lashkar-e-Islam.

June 26, 2008: America.gov, a State Department website, interviewed NEFA Senior Investigator Doug Farah for an article on the Foreign Narcotics Kingpin Designation Act and provided a link to the NEFA website. 

June 24, 2008: Washington Post foreign correspondent Craig Whitlock cited NEFA as one of the best "online public resources regarding al-Qaeda online." 

June 24, 2008: The Washington Post quoted NEFA Senior Investigator Evan Kohlmann in the second in a series of articles addressing Al-Qaida's online presence: "'In many, many ways, the damage has already been done,' said Evan F. Kohlmann, an expert on al-Qaeda's online operations who serves as a consultant to the FBI, Scotland Yard and other agencies. 'It certainly would have been a lot easier if the U.S. government had taken this seriously back in 2004. Back then, these guys were looked upon as miscreants and cretins, like they were just Internet terrorists and not for real'... said Kohlmann, the consultant, who works as a senior investigator for the NEFA Foundation, a terrorism research group based in Charleston, S.C."

June 18, 2008: MSNBC's "Deep Background" featured the exclusive interviews of Iraqi insurgents conducted by NEFA Senior Investigator Evan Kohlmann.

June 13, 2008: In an interview on MSNBC's "Deep Background," NEFA Senior Investigator Claudio Franco analyzed U.S. government radio ads requesting the Afghan public's help in locating Adam Gadahn. Franco is labeled "an enterprising journalist" by MSNBC.

June 12, 2008: NEFA Senior Investigator Evan Kohlmann published an article in The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science titled "'Homegrown' Terrorists: Theory and Cases in the War on Terror's Newest Front."

June 3, 2008: Congressional Quarterly referenced NEFA Senior Investigator Evan Kohlmann's comment that political fallout from the U.S. election is being manipulated by Al-Qaida as propaganda fodder.

June 2, 2008: In an article on the suicide bombing attack outside the Danish embassy in Pakistan, Bloomberg cited NEFA's translation of the Q&A session with Ayman al-Zawahiri. In that session, al-Zawahiri threatened attacks on Denmark. 

May 31, 2008: The Orange County Register cited NEFA Senior Investigator Evan Kohlmann's assessment that Adam Gadahn may be dead due to the lack of English subtitles in recent Al-Qaida videos.

May 30, 2008: Government Executive quoted NEFA Senior Investigator Doug Farah in an article on terrorism financing; Farah commented that the Viktor Bout case highlights "a growing nexus of contacts and collaboration between terrorist networks and transnational criminal organizations."