‘Biased Statistics’ Paint Rosy Picture of Border Security, Union Head Alleges
The Obama administration boasts that arrests at the U.S.-Mexico border have dropped on its watch. But figures cited by the administration are based on “biased… Read More
Articles by Maura Cremin
Syrian Hackers Undermine Media Integrity
On August 3, the Syrian Electronic Army hacked into Reuters’s blogging site and published a fake interview with a Syrian rebel leader, saying his troops… Read More
Federal Regulation Strangles Chemical Security
On Thursday, the House Appropriations Committee will meet to discuss the much-debated Chemical Facility Anti Terrorism Standards (CFATS) program, which requires that the Department of… Read More
A Problem We Can’t Ignore: Threat of Armed Terrorist Assault
An April 4 bombing attack on a Somali movie theater by a female member of the terrorist organization al-Shabaab has demonstrated such groups’ interest in… Read More
When It Comes to Cybersecurity, a Flexible Approach Is Key
A majority of Americans agree that sharing information on cybersecurity threats is the best way to protect the country’s networks. According to a Washington Post… Read More
