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The GSRA would renew Section 702, but it also mandates a host of changes that impair the agility of Section 702 as an intelligence tool.

The House GOP’s Judiciary and Intelligence Committee chairs are preparing for a head-to-head debate over whose bill will reform the government’s warrantless surveillance powers as Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) committed to have both proposals weighed on the House floor. The chairs of each panel are set to pitch the House GOP conference on their competing…

As 2023 is coming to a close, time is running out for Congress, the Pentagon and the Biden administration to act, write AEI's Elaine McCusker and John Ferrari in this op-ed.

The State Department's Brett Holmgren writes that allowing a key surveillance tool to expire "would severely inhibit a range of important U.S. diplomatic functions."

With Section 702 set to expire, civil rights groups are demanding reform.

This article will be released in full online December 4, 2023. It is no mistake that XYZ. In this interview with Zhao Dingqi of World Socialism Studies…

This could not remain without consequences.

This month’s Strong Griffin 2023 was the first time the U.S. contributed large numbers of soldiers — 700 of them — and firepower to the Lithuanian military’s annual exercise in a show of American commitment to defending NATO’s most exposed and at-risk flank.

Ukraines intelligence service, operating under the Defense Ministry, claims they hacked Russias Federal Air Transport Agency, Rosaviatsia, to expose a purported collapse of Russias aviation sector.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that military commanders and the political arena are not in the same space, demonstrating that his power is