Threats
Did the US and Iran Actually Agree on a Deal?
Merely days after a framework was announced, it's looking more like nothing has been settled between Tehran and the P5+1.
Policy
Here's Why the US Won't Recognize the Armenian Genocide
100 years after the Ottoman Empire began massacring Armenians, geopolitics is keeping Washington from acknowledging history.
Ideas
Stand Down, Senator Cotton
An American bombing campaign on Iran is the last thing we – or they – need.
Defense Systems
That would be an upgrade: DARPA wants software that lasts 100 years
The agency's BRASS program aims to build adaptive systems and that respond automatically to changes in resources or its environment.
Defense Systems
Attacks reveal China's 'Great Cannon' cyber weapon
Researchers studying attacks on an anti-censorship non-profit say China has weaponized its Internet.
Defense Systems
Army moves logistics processing to IBM's Hybrid Cloud
The move adds data analytics and other tools to help improve performance and cut costs.
Policy
The Paradox of Rand Paul’s National Security Moment
The young, alternative Kentucky senator who blasts Republicans and Democrats as trigger-happy hawks makes his pitch for commander-in-chief with an old backdrop and mainstream message.
Business
Pentagon's Next Bomber Will Be Built To Upgrade
The stealthy strike aircraft the Air Force buys this year will look a lot different when it is retired to the boneyard decades from now.
Ideas
Why the US Should Work With India to Stabilize Afghanistan
Here are some areas where American and Indian expertise can boost Afghanistan's security and help consolidate its democratic gains.
Threats
CIA Director Says the War on Terror May Never End
CIA Director John Brennan said Americans should expect the war on terror to continue as long as evil people have access to lethal technologies and mass communication.
Policy
Will 'National Security Threat' Venezuela Derail Obama's Aims in Latin America?
As Latin American leaders gather in Panama, Venezuela is blaming all its problems on the United States.
Policy
Where Are the Anti-War Democrats on Iran?
Can liberal doves find the right candidates to bring Congress's national security policies in line with the desires of the American people?
Science & Tech
The Army Expands Its Use of Cloud Computing
IBM is beefing up its cloud computing services with the Army to expedite the service's nearly 40 million logistics data transactions per day.
Threats
Biden: Iraq's Momentum Is In The ‘Right Direction’
Vice President Joe Biden sets the stage for the Iraqi Prime Ministers’s upcoming visit to Washington.
Defense Systems
What's DOD doing to protect its networks?
In light the White House hack, we take a look at some of the department’s recent efforts to defend networks with a "whole of government approach."
Defense Systems
Should DOD put IPv6 back on the front burner?
An IG report underscores the fact that, while IPv4 might be fine right now, its days are numbered.
Defense Systems
Blue Origin reports progress on new U.S. rocket engine
The BE-3 engine could serve as a future upper stage, and represents a step toward replacing the Russian-made RD-180, Jeff Bezos says.
Defense Systems