The Dangers of a Premature Palestinian State
By Lee Hiromoto
Political Grandstanding Imperils American Influence over the Question of Palestinian Statehood
By Evan Meyerson
Regulatory Obstacles to Military Operational Readiness
The full complexity, benefits, and costs of the regulatory state, especially as they relate to national security, are too infrequently discussed or appreciated publicly in the United States.
The New NYPD: Pushing Civil Liberty Bounds to Keep the City Safe
After a months-long investigation involving dozens of interviews with local and federal officials, the Associated Press has found that, since the 9/11 terrorist attacks, the New York Police Department has transformed into one of the “most aggressive domestic intelligence agencies” in the United States, through its covert operations in Muslim neighborhoods designed to root out terrorist plots.
The Legality of Killing Osama bin Laden
On Sunday, May 1st, an elite unit of U.S. Navy SEALs carried out a raid on a fortified home in Abottabad, Pakistan, during which Al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden was killed by two American bullets.
The Forgotten Filmography of the Global War on Terror
By Allan Swisher