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Robert Mueller
Biden’s State Department ignores Iranian death plots inside America
It took quite a bit longer than it should have, but the State Department finally released its 2021 Country Reports on Terrorism. As ever, the document covers the countries that experienced attacks, those...
Op-eds
Russia seeking to poison American political discourse leading up to midterm elections
Right now, the eyes of the world are focused on Russian aggression in Ukraine and escalating threats from Vladimir Putin. But Russia’s playbook goes well beyond Ukraine, including retaliation against...
Insights
U.S. Targets Turkey-Based Money Laundering Schemes With Links to Senior Turkish Officials
The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) said on Monday that it will seek to extradite Sezgin Baran Korkmaz, a Turkish businessman Austrian authorities arrested on June 19 for his alleged role in money laundering...
Policy Briefs
Russia’s Hacks
An excerpt from the op-ed follows: Given the attention...
Op-eds
The Russian DNC hack shows the US needs to get smart on crypto
If the United States is going to stop Russia from hacking its next election, law enforcement and the intelligence c...
Op-eds
Louie Gohmert Says al Qaeda has Camps with Drug Cartels in Mexico
A Texas congressman stressing border security told an interviewer that a terrorist group is set up south of the Rio Grande. Louie Gohmert, R-Tyler, said on C-SPAN’s "Washingt...
Op-eds
Debacle in Benghazi
It’s worse than an injustice; it’s a humiliation.
Op-eds
Canada’s Vulnerability to Bombs Made of Bits and Bytes
Our ever-increasing reliance on cyber technologies has generated a parallel vulnerability to cyber attacks on an individual, industry-wide and governmental level. The importance of attaining grea...
Op-eds
With Holder, the Politicizing Never Stops
Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, the would-be underwear bomber who tried to bring down Northwest Airlines Flight 253 and kill its 292 passengers and crew on Chr...
Op-eds
The Times Swings Its Hatchet at Bush…and Hits Mukasey
Even by low Gray Lady standards, a journalistic abomination.
Op-eds
Obama & the Muslim Brotherhood, Continued …
My column this weekend was about the Obama administration’s infatuation with the Muslim Brotherhood — an infatuation that flies under the lunatic banner of “Islamic Outreach.&rd...
Op-eds
What if They Are Already Here?
A very long time ago — back in the last century, when I worked for men like Alexander Haig and Ronald Reagan — the United States government knew of at least three terrorist sleeper ce...
Op-eds
Pyramid Scheme
Beware the Muslim Brotherhood Amid a harmattan of news, analysis and commentary blowing out of Egypt, one Twitter post stands out. An Israeli tweeted: Dear Egyptian rioters,...
Op-eds
Will a Key Anti-Terror Tool Fall Victim to Obama’s Muslim Outreach?
On the same day Barack Hussein Obama enthralled an Egyptian audience with his airbrushed version of Islam and its historic interactions with the United States (complete with adoption of CAIR'...
Op-eds
Why It’s So Hard to Close Gitmo
President Barack Obama is retaining many important Bush administration antiterror policies, including the detention without trial of jihadist captives as well as military commissions. He is deter...
Op-eds
Who’s “Trampling” the Constitution?
Later today, the Republican-led Congress is scheduled to raise to new heights of hysteria and arrogance its protest against the FBI's search of the Capitol Hill office of Rep. William J. Jef...
Op-eds
Spinning the Patriot Act
Sneaking a peek at "Judge" Napolitano's latest debacle.
Op-eds
G-Men’s Guilt
Review of Broken: The Troubled Past and Uncertain Future of the FBI
Op-eds
Behind the Times
The "Paper of Record" Doesn't Understand the Terrorist Threat