National Security

To understand any potential dangers presented by the Chinese company, we need to understand the difference between vulnerabilities, backdoors, and bugdoors.

Multiple proposed panelists have publicly expressed their skepticism of human-caused climate change.

The authoritarian leader attempted to turn recent local elections into a referendum about national security. The results suggest his tactics did not work.

Recent polling reveals that most Americans oppose the expansion of the border wall, and two-thirds oppose Trump using emergency powers to fund its construction.

The Trump administration argues that Russia deserves the blame for the treaty's collapse, although withdrawal is not likely to restore the country's compliance.

Last year, President Donald Trump signed a piece of legislation aimed at bringing gender inclusivity into the Department of State, but thus far there have been no tangible signs of progress.

The company's close ties to the Chinese government, accusations of intellectual property theft, and technological vulnerabilities has thrown its future into doubt.

President Donald Trump on Wednesday undid an Obama-era policy that set limits on how the United States deploys its cyber weapons.

You can't understand international security without thinking about gender and the many ways it influences behavior, access, and opportunity.

Hours after threatening a veto, Trump signed the bill, saying it will increase defense spending.

Donald Trump's decision to omit climate change from his National Defense Authorization Act caused quite a stir.

Two dozen House members have asked White House counsel to intervene, saying "these networks may already be stolen and the systems may already be compromised."

President Obama mentioned foreign and defense policy more than ever before in his State of the Union address. Here's why that shift in the quantity needs to come with one in the quality of our thinking on the issues.

This new strain of complaint about political correctness is really just a warmed over version of the old complaints about politicians hamstringing national security matters.

A new paper identifies the Westerners finding their way to Iraq and Syria—and how great a threat they pose, and what should be done to stop them.

It would appear so, going by current research.

That’s the conclusion of a growing number of researchers who argue that 30 years of test scores have not measured a decline in public schools, but are rather a metric of the country’s child poverty and the broadening divide of income inequality.

If fixing the U.S.-Mexico border is the hold-up on comprehensive immigration reform, then there is no hold-up.