The threat we’re ignoring now
The televised hearings convened last week by the 9/11 Commission proved to be one of the most interesting and valuable...
National Security Policy
Interview with Gen. Paul Vallely
The Center for Security Policy is pleased to announce the first in a series of interviews with members of its...
Bush team strategy to destroy al Qaeda predated 9/11
President George W. Bush's national security team devised "a strategy to eliminate al Qaeda" well before the terrorist attacks of...
No evidence: Levin’s latest accusations against Pentagon blow up in his face
Yet another congressional "investigation" of the administration's anti-terrorism efforts has blown up in the faces of the accusers. The Washington...
A win for terror
(Washington, D.C.): The war on terror suffered a body blow Sunday as Spanish voters responded to last Thursday's murderous attacks...
Insulting our intelligence: Unfounded charges against Bush team
Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld today powerfully responded to widely circulated – and thoroughly unfounded – charges of malfeasance with...
It is a Global War on Terror
(Washington, D.C.): The terror attacks in Madrid today which left over 170 rush hour commuters dead have yet to be...
Hemispheric security watch
The following is one of a series of occasional papers illuminating emerging threats to hemispheric security. The Center for Security...
Hemispheric insecurity
(Washington, D.C.): Democratic Congressman Charles Rangel was absolutely furious over the weekend. The ostensible reason for his rage was the...
Center’s Scorecards show Kerry’s consistency
The front-page of the Washington Times draws on a series of the Center for Security Policy's Congressional Scorecards produced over...
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...
Deep-six this treaty
(Washington, D.C.): Twenty-two years ago, Ronald Reagan determined that the UN Convention on the Law of the Seas (UNCLOS) was,...
Reykjavic redux?
The United States and four other nations will soon sit down in Beijing with representatives of Kim Jong-ils Stalinist North...
A fateful choice
The 2004 presidential election is shaping up to be one of those extraordinary moments in the life of a democracy:...
David Kay for CIA Director
David Kay has, after all, demonstrated once again the qualities of intellect, integrity, and independence that are always desirable in...
The right questions
(Washington, D.C.): President Bush has reportedly decided, wisely, to accept the inevitable and endorse the creation of yet-another, blue-ribbon, bipartisan...