Business

Contractors fear retaliation if they try to recover shutdown costs

Companies do have legal rights to recoup their losses, but their attorneys say they fear reprisal by the Trump administration.

Ideas

Don’t give up the shipyards

Trump’s first shipbuilding deal must not derail America’s bipartisan strategy to revive the foundations of its seapower.

Policy

US cybersecurity is 'slipping' under Trump, says congressional commission

Cuts to agencies and the politicization of disinfo-tracking work have slowed or reversed progress toward goals set five years ago by the Cyberspace Solarium Commission 2.0.

Ideas

Now is not the time for new US commitments to the Middle East

President Trump should follow his instincts and tell the Gulf states to take on more of their own security burden.

Exclusive Policy

Why were CISA staff reassigned to border security, immigration? Lawmakers want answers

Rep. James Walkinshaw, D-Va., argues DHS violated the Antideficiency Act when it transferred staff to agencies focused on border security and deportation work.

Policy

Current, former state leaders weigh in on Trump’s deployment of National Guard troops

In legal briefs, 17 current Republican attorneys general support the president, while a bipartisan group of former governors objects.