by Katabella Roberts The House Intelligence Committee’s subcommittee on counterterrorism, counterintelligence, and counterproliferation is set to hold a public hearing next week on unidentified aerial phenomena…
Posts tagged as “national security”
By Lily Zhou The UK government has ordered further investigation into the proposed acquisition of a British graphene-based products manufacturer by a Chinese company over national…
by Andrew Malcolm This should be a hopeful, happy period for America — on the verge of another warm, promising summer with its family moments,…
Tonight on Ark Midnight Topic: The Intelligence Briefing / National Security / Democide Lineup: • Lt. Gen. Thomas McInerney (USAF Ret.) • Paul E. Vallely,…
By Andrew Thornebrooke Three major Chinese and Russian communications technology firms were added to a list of national security threats by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) on March…
by Rep. Ralph Norman (R-SC) The conflict in Ukraine has exposed how harmful our dependence on foreign oil really is and elevates the question of…
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By Preston James, Ph.D You are NOT allowed to KNOW anything for sure about this Secret Space War because these facts are deeply and narrowly compartment-ed…
by Eva Fu The owner of a California-based military contractor has been arrested for allegedly breaking federal export laws by transferring sensitive U.S. technology to countries such…
by Andrew Thornebrooke The United States must lead the global development of 5G infrastructure in order to establish norms of use consistent with democratic values, according to…
by Simon Kent A Russian delegation is prepared to resume talks with Ukrainian officials about the war in Ukraine within hours, a Kremlin spokesman told…
by Gabrielle Reyes U.S. President Joe Biden incorrectly referred to Ukrainians as “Iranians” during his State of the Union address broadcast live on Tuesday night.…
By Brad Bergan Statistically speaking, we’re probably not alone in the universe. We have Fermi’s Paradox to help us ponder this probability. Considering the abundance of stars likely…
By John Waterman ND The following is from the Forward Observer “DOD SAYS 50 POTENTIAL TERRORISTS AMONG AFGHAN REFUGEES: The National Ground Intelligence Center (NGIC)…
By Isabel van Brugen and Joshua Philipp President Joe Biden’s mixed messaging on immigration is partially to blame for the violence and bloodshed between migrants and Mexican law enforcement…
By Venus Upadhayaya NEW DELHI—The Indian government has issued an order banning 54 Chinese mobile applications that it says constitute a threat to the country’s…
by Mary Fanning and Alan Jones INTRODUCTION The next time you watch a freight train pass by a railroad crossing, or hear the evocative sounds…
By KEVIN DOWNEY JR. The Founding Fathers were geniuses. They knew that power and corruption go together like peanut butter whiskey and red wine (yes,…
by GABRIELLE REYES Rahul Gandhi — a member of India’s left-wing opposition party, the Indian National Congress (INC) — asked, “When will we get back…