National Security

None Dare Call It Ransom

By Mark Thompson

NSA Spies on Your Selfies

By Nolan Feeney

Snowden: NSA’s Email Release Is Incomplete

By Michelle Arrouas

Why Declare When U.S. Troops Will Leave Afghanistan?

By Mark Thompson
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This May Be the Real Obama Doctrine

The president's much-anticipated foreign policy speech at West Point will set off another round of debate on his "doctrine" — but for Obama, it's about giving the public what they want

By Michael Crowley

Edward Snowden: 'I Was Trained as a Spy'

The key player in the NSA scandal says the government is "misleading" the public about his work experience

By Nolan Feeney

Why Obama Is Leaving 10,000 Troops in Afghanistan

A clean break like the U.S. made from Iraq is tempting. But it's not a risk Obama is ready to take—yet

By Michael Crowley

Air Force Flunked Stolen Nuclear Weapon Test

An Air Force review called the failed drill a "critical deficiency," representing another setback for the Air Force nuclear program.

By Noah Rayman

It's Time For Some Perspective on the VA

The high-profile investigation into wait-times at VA facilities masks the good job most of its 230,000 daily visitors believes the agency is doing

By Mark Thompson

U.S. Will Reveal Controversial Drone Memo

Reports say the Obama Administration will bow to pressure and release a secret document justifying hits on Americans, including Yemen-based al-Qaeda foreign-ops chief Anwar al-Awlaki

By Per Liljas

TIME Explains Chinese Hacking Charges

Here's what the Chinese military was looking for and why

By TIME Video

CIA Won't Use Vaccination Programs For Spying Anymore

An Obama Administration counter-terrorism adviser said the CIA has committed to stop using immunization programs as cover up for intelligence gathering operations

By TIME Video

Islamist Cleric Abu Hamza Guilty on Terrorism Charges

The hook-handed hate preacher now faces life behind bars for role in an al-Qaeda kidnapping of American citizens in 1998

By Dan Stewart

Let’s Celebrate Armed Forces Day… By Building a New Pentagon from the Ground Up

Sometimes it’s easier to start from scratch

By Mark Thompson

Report: Climate Change Poses Security Threat

A new report published by the Center for Naval Analyses Military Advisory Board this week finds that climate change is a "catalyst for conflict" and a "threat multiplier," proving to be a growing threat not only to the environment but also U.S. national security

By Michelle Arrouas

Chelsea Manning May Receive Civilian Prison Transfer

The Pentagon is reportedly working to move the former intelligence analyst, convicted and sentenced to 35 years in prison for leaking government documents to WikiLeaks, to a civilian correctional facility where she could receive hormone therapy to aid her gender reassignment

By David Stout

No, Hillary Clinton Isn't 'Soft' on Terrorism

Conservatives are pouncing on Benghazi and Boko Haram as evidence that the likely 2016 Democratic nominee is weak on national security. It's a bogus charge

By Michael Crowley

Green Light for Benghazi Probe

House GOP approval means Republican Rep. Trey Gowdy will lead a committee to investigate the 2012 consulate attack in Libya that killed four Americans

By Michelle Arrouas

Security Scare Causes White House Lockdown

An unauthorized car trailing a motorcade containing the first daughters put the White House on lockdown Tuesday afternoon. The vehicle belonged to an employee of the Treasury Department who did not have security clearance to pass the checkpoint

By Nolan Feeney

The NSA Leaker May Stay in Russia

Edward Snowden, the former contractor responsible for leaking a massive amount of classified National Security Agency information, believes Moscow will extend his temporary asylum status, which is set to expire in June, his lawyer said

By Denver Nicks
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