Defense And Security Archive
Archives for February 2018
An expert on the surprisingly shady way North Korea continues to fund its nuclear and missile programs.
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad’s plans to consolidate power across the country.
Federal and state officials say there is no evidence votes were changed.
A haunting new novel lays out a nightmarish vision of America’s future.
But don’t get too excited just yet.
Hint: It’s another sign of the White House’s emerging strategy for trying to resolve its nuclear standoff.
That adds to a growing veterans movement for changes to gun laws.
Would they have had a diplomatic breakthrough? It depends.
The director of national intelligence warned Congress that climate change could cause “upheaval” this year.
The Syrian proxy war is heating up.
“We might be facing a situation we’ve never faced before.”
Dan Coats, the director of national intelligence, assesses that Russia sees the 2018 elections as a “potential target.”
Trump’s $686 billion request is big, but an expert found it to be “anticlimactic.”
That’s a gamble if it happens.
An Israeli official said Syria hit one of Israel’s fighter jets.