Senate pulls an all-nighter to push for a vote on withdrawing troops from Iraq. Think Progress is live-blogging the filibuster.
Timothy Brown, a 20-year veteran of the United States Army, wrote an interesting article for the Global Politician about the…
Tysons Corner, VA – Active military personnel will receive video “thank you” messages due to a revolutionary staffing technology at…
In reality, what really happens is you write a few posts for the first month or two, maybe add in a couple shares, that dwindles to a post a month, and then after a year blogging seems like just another item on your ever-growing to-do list that is put off indefinitely. Months go by and the best you can wrangle up is a retweet of an interesting news story you saw on Yahoo.com.
By Brett Daniel Shehadey
Special Correspondent for In Homeland Security
America cannot militarily reinforce three major theaters in support of European and Asian allies and fight off the spread of three civil wars across the Middle East at the same time. Washington needs to make some hard decisions and prioritize which of these it can afford to sacrifice or walk away from.
By John Ubaldi
Contributor, In Homeland Security
Since the rise of ISIS last year and its rapid seizure of Syrian and Iraqi territory—including the stunning takeover of Mosul, the terror group continues to expand its reach beyond its central geographic base.
By Brett Daniel Shehadey
Special Correspondent for In Homeland Security
Today, aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt and the guided missile carrier USS Normandy inched closer to Yemeni shores, while Iranian President Hassan Rouhani called for an immediate ceasefire in Yemen.
By Kylie Bull
Managing Editor of Homeland Security Today
Special for In Homeland Security
The situation in Ukraine has seen relations between Russia and the West deteriorate to almost Cold War levels.
Emergency and disaster management briefing for February 14, 2020: A seventh infant died from a mold-related disease at Seattle Children’s – and other news.
