Healthcare Cybersecurity Needs a Check Up
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San Diego
Security Risk
The Unprecedented Surge in Chinese Illegal Immigration
Congressional Testimonies
From Ivory Towers to Dark Corners
Investigating the Nexus Between Anti-Semitism, Tax-Exempt Universities, and Terror Financing
Congressional Testimonies
Iran Is More Than Persia
Ethnic Politics in the Islamic Republic
Monographs
Seizing the Advantage in the Asia-Pacific
Iran Imprisons Another U.S. Citizen
Iran has incarcerated another American citizen. On Wednesday, the clerical regime...
Policy Briefs
Evaluating Sanctions Enforcement and Policy Options on North Korea
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Congressional Testimonies
Restricting North Korea’s Access to Finance
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Congressional Testimonies
Managing Terrorism Financing Risk in Remittances and Money Transfers
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Congressional Testimonies
Should Trump Meet With Kim Jong Un?
President Donald Trump on Monday said he would be “honored” to meet with Kim Jong Un under the right conditions. Trump is not the first president to consider meeting a North Korean le...
Op-eds
Saving Christians From ISIS Persecution
In 1975, as desperate Vietnamese sought to escape Communist rule, the U.S. embarked on what remains one of the greatest humanitarian rescue missions in history. Over the span of several weeks, Op...
Op-eds
Cool Istanbul
Demet Muftuoglu-Eseli is standing perilously close to the fire. The Turkish fashion mogul turned gallerist is hosting a gala dinner for “Istancool,” the annual arts and cultur...
Op-eds
Anas Al-Liby’s Pakistan Qaeda Connection
The recent counterterrorism raids in Libya and Somalia highlight a fundamental flaw in the U.S. Government’s analysis of al Qaeda. A common misconception is that there is a distinct, fixed...
Op-eds
Gitmo’s Czar Speaks Out
The closure of the U.S. detention facility at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, has been on Barack Obama’s mind for a long time. After promising time and again during the 2008 campaign...
Op-eds
Anwar Al-Awlaki’s American Journey
He was born in a land of freedom, tolerance and opportunity. He wanted none of it.
Op-eds
Awlaki’s Death a Delayed Counterterrorism Success
Anwar al Awlaki has reportedly been killed in an airstrike in Yemen, bringing an end to the life of one of al Qaeda’s most effective recruiters. Awlaki had an especially s...
Op-eds
The Times Swings Its Hatchet at Bush…and Hits Mukasey
Even by low Gray Lady standards, a journalistic abomination.
Op-eds
Lawfare’s Soft Targets
The failure of the Bush administration to reverse its predecessors’ drastic shrinkage of our armed services is notorious. Yet, because our fighters are the greatest in human history, the most pern...
Op-eds
On the NRO Libya Editorial, I Respectfully Dissent
I respectfully dissent from Wedesday’s NRO editorial, which urges that the United States go to war with Libya. The editorial doesn’t put it that way. Indeed, it doesn&r...
Op-eds
The New York Times Goes to (Spy) War
The New York Times has been amusing itself — for the second time in as many years — at the expense of Duane “Dewey” Clarridge, a retired CIA Operations Off...