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Two Iraqi Refugees in 2013 Had Links to al-Qaeda
Two Iraqi refugees in Bowling Green, Ky., were proven to be terrorists with links to al-Qaeda after being caught on camera handling heavy weapons inside a… Read More
SecurityCommentary
What Acquistion Reform for the Pentagon Should Look Like
Not since the heady days of the “revolution in military affairs” over a decade ago has reforming the Pentagon been such a central focus of… Read More
SecurityCommentary
1943: A Bloody Thanksgiving in the Pacific
As we celebrate Thanksgiving, take a moment to remember the many Americans who gave their last full measure 72 years ago in the attack on… Read More
SecurityCommentary
Want to Know Why the South China Sea Is Always Being Talked About?
Many politicians have recently voiced concern regarding Chinese activity in the South China Sea. With all the issues to be discussed, some might wonder why… Read More
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A Google Executive Shares How to Defeat ISIS on the Digital Front
The Islamic State, or ISIS, isn’t as prevalent on the Internet as many believe, an expert on digital media says, and the United States has… Read More
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Terrorism Fears Fuel Debate Over Government Program That Allows US Travel Without a Visa
The Paris terror attacks have jolted Congress to consider ways to make it more difficult for people outside the country to enter the United States…. Read More
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How Will Downing of Russian Plane Impact Campaign Against ISIS?
President Barack Obama on Tuesday used the downing of a Russian warplane as evidence to support the view of the international community that the Kremlin… Read More
SecurityCommentary
The Lessons We Must Learn From Paris
In the wake of the Paris attacks, U.S. authorities should seek to glean lessons from the European experience. This will ensure we are best prepared… Read More
SecurityCommentary
3 Ways Our Next President Must Reverse Obama’s Failed Foreign Policy Doctrine
There is a reason President Obama’s poll numbers for stuff like fighting terrorism are falling faster than the thermometer. By most objective measures, the president… Read More
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Why Turkey Shot Down a Russian Fighter Jet
On Tuesday morning a Russian Su-24 warplane was shot down by Turkish F-16s after violating Turkish airspace. According to the latest media reports one Russian… Read More
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EMP Attack Should Be a Larger National Security Concern
Many Americans have never heard of EMP (which is short for electromagnetic pulse), much less would they consider it a national security issue worth worrying… Read More
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Why House Conservatives Didn’t Object When Ryan Blocked Amendments to Refugee Bill
House Speaker Paul Ryan’s honeymoon with many conservatives continues despite his decision to block amendments to legislation tightening screening standards for Syrian refugees. Instead, members told The… Read More
SecurityCommentary
Terrorists Strike Again, but This Time, It’s Probably al-Qaeda, Not ISIS
Hard on the heels of attacks in Beirut and Paris, terrorists have struck again. This time, an unconfirmed number of gunmen stormed the upscale Radisson… Read More
SecurityCommentary
On ISIS, Barack Obama Refuses to Lead
Following the ISIS attacks on Paris, to say that President Obama looks weak on the world stage would be an understatement. And Monday’s performance at… Read More
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Why Isn’t ISIS Afraid Attacking West Will Lead to Invasion of Its Middle East Regions?
ISIS, Russia, Iran, and China all share a common concern: the United States. In short, it’s a problem. As conventional states, three of them have… Read More
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Some States Talk About Border Security. Arizona Is Taking Action.
While the presidential candidates clash over how to handle illegal immigration and border security, Arizona is doing something about it. When Doug Ducey ran for governor,… Read More
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How the NYPD Works to Counter Terror Threats
As we saw in Paris and Mali, local law enforcement officers are on the front line of defense against terror. Now that ISIS is threatening… Read More
SecurityCommentary
The Islamic State Will Thrive Only as Long as the US Lets It
For almost two generations, since Iran’s 1979 Islamic Revolution, self-proclaimed jihadis have been fighting to re-establish Islamic supremacy and domination in the world. Leaders of… Read More
SecurityCommentary
When It Comes to Security Preparedness, the TSA Needs Improvements From Congress
As we approach the holiday season, one thing that many Americans will have in common is travel. In light of recent high-profile mistakes, the Transportation… Read More
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In ‘First Step’ to Address Terrorism Fear, House Easily Passes Bill to Toughen Screenings of Syrian Refugees
Wanting to show assertiveness in the aftermath of the Paris terrorist attacks, the House overwhelmingly passed a bill to block Syrian and Iraqi refugees from… Read More
SecurityCommentary
Death of Paris Attack Ringleader Underscores Security Flaws in Europe
The world can breathe a little easier knowing that Abdelhamid Abaaoud, mastermind of the Paris terror attacks, was killed in a firefight with French authorities… Read More
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No, Suspending the Visa Waiver Program Will Not Increase National Security
The Visa Waiver Program, or VWP, has recently been questioned in its ability weed-out terrorists attempting to travel to the U.S. This program requires member… Read More
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Ted Cruz Offers Bill to Bar Refugees From Terrorist Strongholds
Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, has introduced legislation to bar refugees from any country “substantially controlled” by a terrorist group from entering the United States…. Read More
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GOP Lawmakers, National Security Experts Debate Risks, Syrian Refugee Programs’ Vetting Process
As Republicans push for the Syrian refugee program to be halted, former defense and national security officials today sought to reassure lawmakers that while risks… Read More
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Paris Terrorist Attacks Underscore the Expanding Threat Posed by ISIS
The terrorist attacks launched in Paris on Friday that killed at least 129 people have been claimed by and traced back to the Islamic State,… Read More
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French President Hollande: Saint-Denis Raid Proves We Are at War With ISIS
This morning 100 French police officers raided two apartment blocks in the Parisian suburb of Saint-Denis, just days after the Paris terror attacks resulted in… Read More
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Paris Attacks Suggest ISIS Adopting New Tactics
The Islamic State is likely taking a dangerous new tack in its war on all those who disagree with it. While there is much we… Read More
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What a Responsible Syrian Refugee Policy Looks Like for US After Paris Attacks
Following the horrific attacks in Paris last week, Americans are right to have real concerns about who might be next in the terrorists’ cross hairs…. Read More
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Is Obama Doing Enough to Defeat ISIS? Experts Weigh In
In the aftermath of the Paris terror attacks, President Barack Obama is projecting confidence in his strategy against the Islamic State, arguing for patience and… Read More
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After Paris Attacks, This Senator Wants to Block Obama’s Syrian Refugee Plan
Congress should cancel President Obama’s “blank check” for resettling Syrian refugees here in the wake of the bloody Islamic State attacks in Paris that left… Read More
