In Security Debrief’s 8th annual April Fools coverage, we’ve collected stories the rest of the media somehow missed…
The Administration’s proposed budget cuts to several agencies threaten progress and would make the country less safe.
When it comes to aviation security and cargo screening, until technology is as reliable and effective as a canine’s nose, we need more trained dogs.
With the new administration, it’s time to fix congressional oversight of the Department of Homeland Security.
By Alan Ladwig
Don’t make the public stand in the cold while the new president wines and dines with legislators. There is no reason that the Congressional event can’t take place after the parade.
It is time for the American public to begin a serious discussion about U.S. interests and how to protect them.
By Mike Martin
Congress recently reached the 2/3 vote needed to override President Obama’s veto of the Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism Act. There are positives and negatives to this move.
The fifth DHS Secretary will have their hands full with a job that has more critics than friends. Here are the top skills the next Homeland Security Secretary will need.
Nothing can change the dynamics of a presidential race faster than a debate performance. With the first debate approaching, what will the nominees have to say about national security?
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