The FY 2011 Homeland Security Budget: Spending Doesn't Match the Missions
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Is increasing the Department of Homeland Security Budget by 2% enough? Find out how else we can support homeland security in America
In recent years, Russia has aggressively expanded its presence in the Arctic, while the United States has largely neglected this strategic area. Given the rising demand for oil and gas and the likelihood that Arctic sea-lanes will become more navigable, the U.S. should move resolutely to establish U.S. sovereign rights in the Arctic. Establishing a robust U.S. presence will require, among other steps, significantly increasing the number of U.S. polar-capable icebreakers. The U.S. should continue coordinating efforts with Canada and its other NATO allies, working with Russia when feasible and p...
Someone said there's a large crowd approaching our fence line on peace circle and garfield circle on the west front of the capitol. we saw them approaching and very quickly after they approached, it turned violent. i have never seen a protest turn that violent that quickly where they started tearing away the barricades, beating the officers, getting past the officers and running toward the capitol. i knew things were going bad. >> we know president trump was back at the white house watching on television as this was going on. there were calls for the national guard to show up for reinforcement...
Ghana’s inclusive approach to developing a national cybersecurity strategy offers a model for how to rapidly build cyber capacity without undermining the safety of citizens.
Sund writes that lieutenant told him he didn't like the optics of sending uniformed guard troops to the capitol but could allow them to replace police officers at roadside check points. sund says he later learned at the same time pentagon leaders were rushing to send security teams to protect the homes of military officials, none of which were under attack. additionally, sund claims during the insurrection, many national guard troops returned to their command center and clocked out of their shifts as if it was a normal day. sund who resigned at the day after the riot at the request of house sp...