Policy

The US Air Force Is Reorganizing to Fight in Space

After a scathing report, service leaders are creating a three-star czar to oversee orbital warfare.

Threats

China’s Information Warriors Are Growing More Disciplined, Say US Cyber Leaders

And some U.S. cyber leaders worry that the American military’s approach is too reactive and defensive.

Ideas

Want to Plug Intel Leaks? Let Technology Find the Next Insider Threat

Lack of empathy? High narcissism? Self-absorbed? You could be the next Snowden.

Threats

Post-9/11 Intel Sharing Needs Fine-Tuning, IGs Say

Domestic sharing of counterterror info could be better, according to the inspector generals of the intel community, DHS, and Justice Department.

Ideas

WATCH: Navy League’s Sea-Air-Space Exposition 2017

Join us as we livestream the final day of this year's conference. Or you can catch up on Monday and Tuesday's live-streamed discussions here, too.

Ideas

Attacks on Russia Will Only Increase

Its entanglements across the Middle East will come with a deadly price.

Ideas

The Silence of Rex Tillerson

Sooner or later, someone needs to explain what Trump’s foreign policy is. But the secretary of state does not seem to understand his job.

Ideas

Egypt and America Are Destined to Disappoint Each Other

Abdel Fattah al-Sisi’s supporters in Washington are about to get mugged by reality: His regime is alarmingly weak.

Ideas

Don’t Let the Pentagon Monopolize Nuclear Policy

Expert voices from State and Energy must be brought into the Trump administration’s nascent Nuclear Posture Review.

Science & Tech

Connecticut Police May Soon Hunt Perps with Lethal Drones

A new bill under consideration forbids civilians from outfitting drones with weapons but includes a crucial exemption for police.

Ideas

A Bad Time for a Trump-China Summit

A former South Korean lawmaker says the White House needs to strengthen its relationship with Seoul before deciding to grant the same level of respect to Beijing.

Defense Systems

Video Update 4-3-2017: Air Force "cyber squadrons" defend against attackers

Newly configured Air Force units patrol networks to find and thwart malicious intruders or would-be attackers.

Defense Systems

Navy implements interferometer-based technology EW

SEWIP Block 2 upgrades will improve electronic threat detection and signal jamming.

Ideas

America's Foreign-Policy Voice Is Fracturing. Trump’s Cuts Would Make Things Worse

The post-9/11 explosion in security-assistance funding has muddied the roles of diplomats and generals. A re-empowered State Department could help fix that.

Science & Tech

Elon Musk’s Reusable Rocket Just Changed The Space Game

The successful test flight of a used rocket is a milestone in the effort to drastically lower the cost of putting a satellite in orbit.

Science & Tech

Trump Team Seems to Stay the Course With the Last Administration’s Cyber Efforts

Two recent moves suggest the White House isn’t seeking a sea change in international cyber policy.

Policy

‘General Flynn Certainly Has a Story to Tell’

The former national-security adviser has asked congressional committees and the FBI for immunity in exchange for his testimony, The Wall Street Journal reports.

Policy

Comey on the Political Firestorms His Decisions Stoke: ‘Honestly, I Don’t Care’

The FBI director talks about making hard choices and the bureau’s future at intel contractor gathering.