SecurityNews
Why Police Say Body Cameras Can Help Heal Divide With Public
The 75 police officers of the Parker Police Department favor wearing cameras on their body to capture encounters with citizens. “I don’t know if you… Read More
SecurityNews
Personal Experience Convinced Sen. Tim Scott on Need for Police Body Cameras
Sen. Tim Scott wishes the police officers who he believes egregiously stopped him various times were wearing body cameras, so that the public can see… Read More
SecurityCommentary
Number of Islamist Terror Plots Against the US Rises to 89: Proactive Approach to Terrorism Needed
The Heritage Foundation is regrettably adding three more terrorist plots to the list of Islamist terrorists plots or attacks against the U.S. homeland since 9/11,… Read More
SecurityCommentary
France Terrorist Attack Is Shocking and Barbaric, but Not Surprising
Last night, a 19-ton truck plowed into those watching the Bastille Day fireworks display in Nice, France. It drove 1 mile, zigzagging down the packed boardwalk… Read More
SecurityCommentary
Obama’s Legacy Is Likely to Be Nuclear-Armed Iran
One year after the negotiation of the nuclear agreement, Iran continues to pursue the hostile policies that make it dangerous to the United States and… Read More
SecurityCommentary
5 Reasons the US Military Is in Trouble
At a time when threats against America are growing, the U.S. military is facing a combat readiness crisis that jeopardizes its ability to protect the country…. Read More
SecurityCommentary
‘Uplifting’: Fourth of July Feature Strikes Chord With Daily Signal’s Audience
A Fourth of July reflection from abroad by Nolan Peterson, The Daily Signal’s foreign correspondent, prompted readers to share their own thoughts about America’s place… Read More
SecurityNews
Before Shooting, Dallas Police Department Known for Community Outreach
The police department that became the victim of the deadliest attack on American law enforcement officers since 9/11 is known for its innovative, community-focused approach… Read More
SecurityCommentary
How to Turn Countering Violent Extremism Into Combating Islamist Terrorism
In the aftermath of Orlando, many in Congress are rightly looking for ways to deal with the problem of homegrown Islamist terrorists in the U.S…. Read More
SecurityCommentary
Republican Leaders Afraid to Lead, Reward Democrats for Their Sit-In Stunt
While the United States remains vulnerable to the threat of radical Islamist terrorism, House leadership idles its time by considering a vote on a bill… Read More
SecurityCommentary
Thank TSA Mismanagement for Airport Wait Line Fiasco
Missed flights, long waits, and frustration boiling over: the summer travel season is upon us and the American people are fed up with one of… Read More
SecurityCommentary
5 Things You Need to Know About the Defense Department’s New Gender Identity Policy
Last week, the Department of Defense ended its recognition of service members’ biology and supplanted it with a radical ideology pushed by the Obama administration…. Read More
SecurityCommentary
Banks Face Serious Cyberthreat From North Korea
In February, hackers pulled off one of the largest bank heists in history. Hackers gained access to the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication, or SWIFT,… Read More
SecurityAnalysis
How Congress Is Looking to Fix Immigration Enforcement Problem
The United States Senate is scheduled to hold a procedural vote on Wednesday on two bills related to immigration enforcement. The sanctuary cities and “Kate’s Law”… Read More
SecurityNews
As Congress Returns, Democrats and Republicans Clash Over Gun Control
House Republican leaders are planning to hold a vote this week on legislation intended to bar some suspected terrorism suspects from buying guns. The bill,… Read More
SecurityFeature
On Freedom and a Fourth of July Abroad
PARIS—This will be my second consecutive Fourth of July spent outside the United States. Last year, I celebrated our nation’s birthday in Mariupol, Ukraine. It’s… Read More
SecurityNews
FBI Flagged This Congressman as a Terrorist. Here’s Why He Opposes a New Gun Ban.
Waiting on a routine flight from Sacramento back to Santa Barbara, Rep. Tom McClintock, R-Calif., discovered he was a terrorist. Or at least that’s what… Read More
SecurityCommentary
Pentagon’s Transgender Policy Defies Common Sense
On Thursday, Secretary of Defense Ash Carter announced that the U.S. military is dropping its policy of treating male and female troops according to their biology—to be… Read More
SecurityCommentary
Benghazi Report Shows Ben Rhodes Pushed False Video Narrative After Attack
After two years of investigation, many might be asking if the just released Benghazi report was worth it. The answer is yes. The administration’s concocted narrative… Read More
SecurityNews
As Turkey Attack Unfolds, Cruz Faults Obama for How He Talks About Terrorism
As Sen. Ted Cruz convened a hearing intended as a platform to criticize how President Barack Obama talks about Islamist extremism, news broke of suicide… Read More
SecurityCommentary
Loading…. Obama’s Cyber Executive Order Remains Unused
In April 2015, President Obama signed Executive Order 13964, “Blocking the Property of Certain Persons Engaging in Significant Malicious Cyber-Enabled Activities.” Executive Order 13964 took… Read More
SecurityCommentary
More Bad News at America’s Southern Border
Flash back three years ago, and remember when the secretary of Homeland Security declared “the border has never been stronger.” Well, if what is going on… Read More
SecurityNews
Armed Drones ‘Could Have Made a Difference’ at Benghazi, Lawmakers Conclude
The U.S. military response was perplexingly inadequate Sept. 11, 2012, the night Americans were attacked by Islamist terrorists in Benghazi, Libya. That’s one overarching conclusion… Read More
SecurityAnalysis
North Korea Advances Missile Threat Capabilities
After a series of previous failures, Pyongyang achieved partial success with the most recent launches of its Musudan intermediate-range ballistic missile. On June 21, the… Read More
SecurityNews
Senators Aim to ‘Thread Needle’ With Gun Control Measure
Hours after the Senate failed to advance another round of measures aimed to limit gun sales, a bipartisan group of senators today introduced what they… Read More
SecurityCommentary
GOP Senate Debates Gun Control Instead of Real Measures to Fight Terrorism
In the aftermath of the terrorist attack in Orlando—the largest in the United States since 9/11—lawmakers on Capitol Hill have yet to introduce one piece… Read More
SecurityNews
US Vital to Stopping ISIS Genocide of Christians, Helping Refugees, Catholic Group Urges
No one displaced from their homeland has it easy, but targeted religious minorities, such as those persecuted by the Islamic State, have faced a worse… Read More
SecurityCommentary
7 Ways US Can Prevent Another Orlando Attack
In the wake of the Orlando terrorist attack, the Obama administration has been quick to blame gun control laws. This is because the administration refuses… Read More
SecurityCommentary
CIA Director Affirms Obama’s ISIS Strategy Is Not Working
No, President Barack Obama—we aren’t winning the war against the Islamic State. The head of the CIA, John Brennan, testified on Thursday that, “Despite all our progress… Read More
SecurityNews
‘Radical Islam’ Does Matter in Identifying Enemy, Experts Say
Using the phrase “radical Islam” to describe the Islamic State or other jihadist groups will not win the war, but is nonetheless relevant in identifying… Read More
