Anti-anti-missile defense
(Washington, D.C.): A new front has recently been opened in the attack on President Bush's defense and foreign policies and...
Defense
Interview with Military Committee Chairman Gen. Paul Vallely
The Center for Security Policy is pleased to announce the first in a series of interviews with members of its...
Active Measures
When voters are asked to evaluate their choices for President next November, they will have to weigh carefully the temperament,...
Disqualified? John Kerry’s record on national security
The front-page of today’s Washington Times draws on a series of Congressional Scorecards produced by the Center for Security Policy...
Renegades in USAID may fund Iraqi Communist Party
Renegade mid-level officials in the US Agency for International Development are considering whether and how to fund the resurgence of...
Documents: Saddam bribed French with oil
Documents from the Iraqi Oil Ministry reportedly show how Saddam Hussein bribed leaders in France, Russia and other countries to...
Good news from Afghanistan
Good news from Afghanistan: The splintered country's diverse and often warring groups came together to write a constitution that the...
Transforming the United States Global Defense Post
The policy organization at the Pentagon does two main kinds of work. There are the day-today tasks, drafting instructions for...
Free the skeletons in Saddam’s closets
The Coalition's persistence in the face of certain international criticism is paying off in Iraq. Now, even the slipperiest of...
Time to pay the price for supporting Saddam
Some American politicians apparently want to let France, Germany and Russia get away with sabotaging the US-led effort to oust...
Al Jazeera and Al Arabiya have made themselves military targets
When news organizations make common cause with terrorists, they lose their protected status and make themselves legitimate targets. This isn't...
2003 Keeper of the Flame Award: Paul Wolfowitz
On October 9th, the Center for Security Policy paid tribute to the "Liberators of Iraq" - the men and women...
UN authority continues to unravel as more countries back US-led forces in Iraq
Despite continued opposition from the United Nations and "Old Europe," the United States is leading a growing international military presence...
What are we fighting for?
Amidst the incessant carping about the conduct of the post-major combat operations phase of the campaign to liberate Iraq, it...
The Blackout Next Time
(Washington, D.C.): Despite its inherent illogic, the notion that last weeks massive, cascading electrical blackout was a wake-up call seems...
Divided loyalties
(Washington, D.C.): A curious thing happens when conservatives are elected President of the United States -- particularly if they have...