July 20, 2016

The Hostage Air Base – and Its Hydrogen Bombs

Since the 15 July coup attempt in Ankara, U.S. forces at Incirlik are essentially hostages to the Turkish government.

April 4, 2016

Time to Consider the ISIS Internal Security Threat

The West faces a huge danger because we have focused too much on passengers and not at all on the insider threat.

February 17, 2016

Technology Security: The Profit Disconnect

The United States is justifiably proud of its technological prowess. But is this an artifact of a fast-evaporating past?

June 11, 2015

The Government Fails Again to Protect Sensitive Information

If the American people are going to trust their government -- a very tall order these days -- the government has an obligation to protect the privacy of citizen information with which it is entrusted.

December 3, 2014

History Tells a Tale Regarding Agreements with Iran

It is not terribly surprising that the president -- a half-term Senator -- is not conversant with the 1972 Case Act. It is more surprising that those who disagree with the president in this case don’t appear to have looked it up. 

July 13, 2014

Hacking the Think Tanks

Chinese Leaders want to reap the benefits of cyber-spying, but they will end up depressed.

September 29, 2013

The Nuclear Tide Comes In

What sort of upheaval can we expect in the wake of Barack Obama's abdication of America's authority?

August 5, 2012

The Real Price of Middle Eastern Oil

The best way to truly cheapen gasoline is often far too politically incorrect to talk about.