Will ‘Salad Bar Extremism’ Replace ‘Old-School World’ Terrorism?
Will ‘Salad Bar Extremism’ Replace ‘Old-School World’ Terrorism?
Federal Bureau of Investigation
What China’s rulers want
The FBI director understands; many business leaders do not
Op-eds
‘The Lazarus Heist’ Is the Gripping Story of North Korean Cybercrime
Worryingly, Washington’s concern does not rise to the level of the danger.
Op-eds
Tainted Qatari Millions Are All Over Washington
Qatar is also sending billions to a small circle of top-flight universities.
Op-eds
Deal or no deal
Iran’s rulers may be demanding too much even for Biden
Op-eds
North Korean Hackers Stole $620 Million Worth of Cryptocurrency, FBI Finds
The FBI attributed a $620 million cryptocurrency theft to the North Korean hacking group Lazarus last week, while the Treasury Department sanctioned the digital wallet in which Lazarus had stashed the stolen...
Policy Briefs
Justice Department Disrupts Russian Malware With Help from Private Sector
The Department of Justice (DOJ) announced last Wednesday it had detected and preemptively disabled Russian-installed malware on thousands of network devices in the United States and around the world. The...
Policy Briefs
Biden risking new wars with Iran ‘diplomacy’ — and our Middle East allies know it
Excerpt “It’s time to end this forever war” — those were President Biden’s words as he issued the order for U.S. troops to withdraw from Afghanistan. America’s chaotic withdrawal certainly...
Op-eds
Iran ‘sham’ trial of California resident sparks allegations that world powers have abandoned him
Iranian regime 'scapegoating an innocent man' over bombing allegations, Jamshid Sharmahd's daughter says
Op-eds
The cybersecurity risk to our water supply is real. We need to prepare.
It’s rare that four government agencies issue a joint advisory on a potential threat to the basic health and welfare of the entire U.S. population. But that’s what happened in October when the...
Op-eds
Russia and China are testing Biden — and so far, he’s failing
Russia has massed nearly 90,000 troops near its border with Ukraine, while China is reportedly establishing a military base in Equatorial Guinea on the Atlantic Ocean. America’s adversaries are wasting...
Op-eds
Warfare Is More Than Just Bullets
Understanding the “Three Warfares” concept China is already using against Taiwan—and the U.S.
Op-eds
Ayman al Zawahiri promotes ‘Jerusalem Will Not Be Judaized’ campaign in new video
As Sahab, al Qaeda’s main propaganda arm, released a video featuring Ayman al Zawahiri earlier today. Although the hour-long production was disseminated on the 9/11 anniversary, it does not appear to...
Op-eds
EU Actions Show Iran Will Pay No Price for Terror
The European Union has made its position on Iran abundantly clear. The attendance of senior EU official Enrique Mora at the inauguration of Iranian president Ebrahim Raisi demonstrated that Brussels will...
Op-eds
Erdogan’s Turkey is a key patron of global efforts to delegitimize Israel
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has been offering in recent months to mend relations and exchange ambassadors with Israel. Meanwhile, his government was busy helping convicted terrorist conspirator...
Op-eds
Iranian athletes at Tokyo Olympics remember murdered wrestler Navid Afkari
A defector from the Islamic Republic displayed a picture of Afkari attached to a flag: 'We’ll always commemorate him'
Op-eds
Universities Maintain Ties to Malign Chinese Entities Following Confucius Institute Closures
The University of Central Arkansas (UCA) announced the closure of its Confucius Institute (CI) in early July, ending the university’s 14-year involvement in a Chinese Communist Party (CCP) program aimed...
Policy Briefs
Tehran’s crimes, acts of war, and other provocations
Unless Biden responds forcefully to the latest, expect more
Op-eds
Xi’s Broken Promises on Cybersecurity
He vowed in 2015 that his government would not support cybercrime. He never intended to honor that commitment.
Op-eds
Russian Criminals Cross Biden’s Cyber Red Line
Over the weekend, Russian cybercriminals launched a supply chain-based ransomware attack of unprecedented scale that began with the breach of an American information technology (IT) firm. Coming three weeks...