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The parents of Peter Kassig, an American aid worker in Syria beheaded by the ISIS terrorist group, told reporters today that although “the world is… Read More
SecurityCommentary
The latest propaganda video released by the Islamic State (also known as ISIS or ISIL) featured the beheading of Peter Kassig, an American humanitarian aid… Read More
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Making defense operations more efficient is a natural common cause for Congress and the Pentagon. Increased efficiency would save money—freeing up dollars that the Pentagon… Read More
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Foreign affairs may not have played a big part in the midterm elections, but that doesn’t mean all is well with current foreign policy. A… Read More
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It’s always heartening when Veterans Day rolls around each November to see our nation pay tribute to those who have served so nobly in our… Read More
InternationalSecurityCommentary
The post–Cold War world continues to provide the U.S. with a myriad of dynamic threats, from Iran’s increased aspirations to acquire nuclear weapons capability to… Read More
InternationalSecurityCommentary
On October 31, the Center for the Study of the Presidency & Congress announced the passing of public servant and scholar David M. Abshire. Ambassador… Read More
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A Veteran’s Day feature from the Associated Press showcased the improved training of diplomatic security agents, with a view to demonstrating that the lessons of Benghazi have… Read More
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With news reports surfacing about President Obama’s 10-step plan to take executive action on immigration, it appears the president has decided to ignore the American people, Congress… Read More
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For the man who shot and killed the most wanted terrorist in the world, opening up to the world about the night Osama bin Laden… Read More
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Thirty-two years ago today, after a week of honoring American veterans, the Vietnam Veterans Memorial was dedicated in Washington, D.C. With more than 4 million… Read More
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When the new Republican-led Congress convenes in January, unraveling the Benghazi scandal should be a top priority. The House Select Committee on Benghazi started its… Read More
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Each year, we ask you to submit photos of the veterans you love and cherish. We are flooded with photos of your sons, daughters, husbands,… Read More
For soldiers returning from faraway battlefields, coming home isn’t always easy. The acclaimed film “Fort Bliss” seeks to bring those struggles to the big screen,… Read More
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The Department of Homeland Security is developing an automated system to alert state and local law enforcement when illegal immigrants with serious criminal records are… Read More
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America has officially honored its veterans on Nov. 11 since 1954, when an act of Congress changed the name from Armistice Day, recognizing the 1918 ceasefire between… Read More
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“Those who live today remember those who do not. Those who know freedom remember today those who gave up life for freedom.” —Ronald Reagan, Nov…. Read More
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Mentioning “1 percenters” conjures up images of protest and class warfare. But there is another 1 percent who are beyond politics: the men and women… Read More
InternationalSecurityCommentary
When people think of computer hacking, China immediately comes to mind. Recent news reports, however, puts the spotlight on Russia as a sophisticated state player… Read More
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Today the United States celebrates the strength, courage and accomplishment of the U.S. Marine Corps on its 239th birthday. These photos give an in-depth look… Read More
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On the 60th anniversary of CBS News’ “Face the Nation” today, former President George W. Bush talked to host Bob Schieffer about his time in… Read More
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The last continuously serving Vietnam War draftee, who remained on active duty for 42 years, has retired. According to the Army Times, Chief Warrant Officer 5… Read More
SecurityCommentary
Before the arms race with the Soviet Union came the hiring race among U.S. military bureaucracies. It started not long after the National Security Act… Read More
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Economic cyberwarfare is on the rise as cyberattacks on U.S. companies are increasing in both frequency and severity. And costs are mounting. Much like a… Read More
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Aides to conservative members of the U.S. Senate say their bosses are rallying around a strategy to prevent President Obama from taking executive action to… Read More
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Two high-ranking Navy SEAL officials are scolding any current or former members of the service who would “advertise” their service or “seek recognition” for their… Read More
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Today’s world would be a far different place if the United States had not waged and won—at the cost of thousands of lives and many… Read More
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Recently I saw one of those spontaneous events that renews your faith in the patriotism and good will of the American people. It also illustrated their… Read More
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Iraq’s chemical weapons are back in the news. The New York Times reported that American troops found roughly 5,000 chemical warheads, shells and aviation bombs… Read More
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Asked recently by CNN what the United States needs most to fight ISIS on the Internet, James Glassman former under secretary of state for Public… Read More
