security

Nurturing a Crucial Alliance

South Korean President Park Geun-hye is in Washington this week as the third of President Obama’s summit trifecta with Northeast Asian leaders. She has the opportunity to address growing regional security challenges and reassert an important Korean role on the world stage. When I attended President Park’s inauguration in 2013, I stated that I had “every confidence that she would carry South Korea’s success and the relationship with the United States to new heights.” Two years later, I believe my confidence was well-placed.

About the TSA’s Full Body Scanners...

It’s a pity, as the government spent $120 million to adopt the body scanners.

The TSA Is Groping for Relevancy

Portland Wannabe Bomber Sentenced

Former Secret Service Directer Looked to Disney World

Secret Service Failed to Protect the President

Senator Skips Out on Security Hearing

Healthcare.gov Launched Despite Known Security Flaws

Growing Violence Along the Border

DC’s Rich and Crazy

Security is bringing down the neighborhood.

Navigator Terrorist

Another ObamaCare horror story.

ObamaCare’s Cyber ‘High Risk’

The AP has the latest risk.

Shutdown Threatens Embassy Security

Officials suddenly concerned with keeping embassies safe.

The Most Perilous National Security Crisis Since 1860

Army Preps for Tea Party ‘Terrorists’

Army security scenario includes Tea Party activists

U.S. National Security — The Long War or the Short Surrender

U.S. National Security — Homeland Defense

U.S. National Security — Imminent Threats

National security and international policy in 2005

Immigration Policy: A national security imperative