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The report ignores the strategic challenges presented by the Iraqi regime and does not consider how the Select Intelligence Committee fulfilled its own oversight responsibilities.

If Iran does have some sort of national crisis and the regime becomes unstable, the West must have a plan to secures its nuclear assets.

Are loose lips in Washington today sinking national security ships?

The Senate's Opportunity to Get Serious About Missile Defense

The Iran nuclear agreement is fast approaching its implementation stage despite the recent confirmation that Iran lied about its nuclear weapons efforts and did not fully cooperate with the investigation launched by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).

Rep. Pete Hoekstra, the senior Republican member of the House Intelligence Committee, today urged Congress to establish an independent “red team” of outside experts to examine recent revelations about Iran’s nuclear program and review the conclusions of a controversial 2007 National Intelligence Estimate issued by the U.S. intelligence community, which assessed that Iran suspended its nuclear weapons program in 2003.

The president signed an agreement saying it would use all elements of US power, including force, to stop Tehran from getting a bomb.

Climate change poses both national security risks and opportunities for the United States in the Pacific. A new strategy is required.

In the 21st century, addressing national security risks to Americans means tackling climate security. Here are a few key recommendations for how the Biden administration should do just that.

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