U.S. and South Korea reached a critical point in their military expense dispute as the U.S. announced plans to furlough 9,000 South Korean workers on its bases in the country if no deal is reached by April 1.
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With less than 41 weeks until the 2020 presidential election, Congress continues to grapple with the challenge of election vulnerability.
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In testimony to the House Committee Foreign Affairs, the Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction said that efforts at reconstruction in Afghanistan have largely failed due to corruption and lying.
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FBI director Wray and Homeland Security Under Secretary Glawe were questioned by Senators during a Senate hearing on threats to the Homeland, and Glawe denounced the brutality of cartels.
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The nation’s top security officials told the House Homeland Security Committee on Wednesday that ISIS is still a threat despite Trump’s statements that ISIS is “defeated 100%.”
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A discussion about the Trump administration’s weak position towards nuclear crises with North Korea and Iran brought the importance of having a new U.S. foreign policy approach to end “back to nowhere” discussion.
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Marine Corps Commandant General David Berger speaks at The Heritage Foundation on his plan for redefining the Corps in the next 25 years. Berger’s top priority is force design and reorienting military posture toward the Pacific.
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Amid the southern border controversy, U.S. Customs and Border Protection faces new criticism on security gaps in Global Entry.
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Committee Chairman Sen. Lindsey Graham said he had not seen “bipartisanship like this is a long time” over the national security implications of emerging 5G networks run by the Chinese company Huawei.
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“An example of something that should not be going on is turning immigrants into an emergency,” said Former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright. “But I’m prejudiced. I’m an immigrant, and I came here when I was 11 years old after escaping two authoritarian regimes.”
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