Protestors from the gun regulation advocacy organization, Gays Against Guns, marched to lawmakers’ offices to demand stricter gun laws on the one-year anniversary of the school shooting in Parkland, Fla.
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Experts and officials told lawmakers Thursday it’s important to share information among government agencies to protect the nation’s infrastructure from cybersecurity threats.
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Students from the Medill School of Journalism’s Politics and National Security Journalism initiative met July 20 with national political consultant David Axelrod, former chief strategist and senior adviser to President Barack Obama, and learned immediately of his respect for both journalism and politics.
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Two war monitoring groups question the accuracy of civilian death reports from the U.S.-led coalition operating in Iraq and Syria.
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China’s heavy investments in artificial intelligence are part of its goal to become the world leader in AI technology.
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Two opposing views shed light on how immigration affects national security.
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As the threat from Russia continues to increase in Eastern Europe, the big question at NATO’s strategic headquarters is if the U.S. is going to step up, or are other EU countries going to take responsibility.
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Even though the refugee crisis has swept across multiple NATO countries over the last decade, a senior NATO official said that is not the job of the organization to solve the refugee issues that face these European nations.
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In Ujen, soldiers fight to overcome and defend the artificial city while facing humanitarian crises and more, built to replicate what Army strategists assume will be the challenges of future combat operations.
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Northwestern University, Medill School of Journalism graduate students took part in a hostile environment training in Washington during their Medill Explores.
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