Blackout
International Energy Policies Threaten U.S. National Security
National Intelligence Council
America Resilient in the Face of Aggressive Foreign Malign Influence Targeting the 2024 U.S. Elections
Memos
How U.S. Adversaries Undermine the Perception of Election Integrity
Memos
Deterring Iran’s Dash to the Bomb
Monographs
Cognitive Combat
China, Russia, and Iran’s Information War Against Americans
Monographs
The Dangers of Iran’s Cyber Ambitions
Intelligence Community Report on COVID-19 Origins Highlights Biden’s Failed Policy
The U.S. Intelligence Community (IC) on Friday released an unclassified version of its findings regarding the origins of COVID-19, noting its inability to reach definitive conclusions without Chinese cooperation....
Policy Briefs
Why the Russia-China Alignment Is So Worrisome
A new report also looks at demographics and points to concerning trends in jihadist hotbeds.
Op-eds
Politics vs. Protocol: Iran’s Nuclear Archive and the IAEA’s Responsibilities
Monographs
Iran Deal’s Premise Is Wrong — They Likely Have a Bomb
Co-written by William R. Graham, Henry Cooper, Fritz Ermarth, Peter Vincent Pry President Barack Obama’s nuclear deal with Iran is not just a bad deal. It is the wor...
Op-eds
Heading Toward An EMP Catastrophe
For over a decade now, since the Congressional EMP Commission delivered its first report to Congress eleven years ago in July of 2004, various Senate and House committees have heard from numerous scie...
Congressional Testimonies
When Iran Goes Nuclear
Our attention these days with regard to security is understandably riveted on the Islamic State, or ISIS, and its hideous decapitations, rapes and live immolations. We must deal with the...
Op-eds
The Growing Threat From an EMP Attack
Co-authored with Peter Vincent Pry In a recent letter to investors, billionaire hedge-fund manager Paul Singer warned that an electromagnetic pulse, or EMP, is "the most signifi...
Op-eds
The Political Prospects of an Open Fuel Standard in Obama’s Second Term
At the beginning of President Obama’s first term, there was reason to believe that an Open Fuel Standard (OFS) could pass within four years. It did not, and now the OFS faces a different po...
Op-eds
China Goes on Safari
By Dr. J. Peter Pham Understandably, the foreign policy focus of United States policymakers and media has been trained lately primarily on the ongoing events in the Greater Midd...
Op-eds
The CIA and Al-Qaeda
In intelligence it’s not so much what you don’t know as what you won’t know. Al Qaeda was initially formed in 1988, when the Soviet Union announced the humiliating with...
Op-eds
NIE Report Fails to Explain Retreat on Nuclear Weapons
There's lots to wonder about in the Key Judgments of the latest National Intelligence Estimate, which informs us with "high confidence" that Iran halted its nuclear bomb program four years a...
Op-eds
Let’s Put Bylines on Our ‘National’ Intelligence Estimates
Charles Freeman's withdrawal from his appointment as the chairman of the National Intelligence Council (NIC) offers an opportunity to assess whether personal views should have any role in in...
Op-eds
The Administration Kowtows
Are the Chinese people alone now?
Op-eds
The Appeasers
Winston Churchill: “An appeaser is one who feeds a crocodile, hoping it will eat him last.”