The Book ""National Security Mom: Why 'Going Soft' Will Make America Strong" written by Gina M. Bennett, mom of five and 20-year counterterrorism analyst for the U.S. Intelligence Community, tells her story as a secret agent who's husband and five children were nor aware of her double life as a CIA ...

An Islamic militant group that claimed responsibility for suicide bombings that killed 34 people last month posted a video threatening to strike at the Winter Olympics in Sochi. Russian security forces are taking the threat seriously and have established what they call a ring of steel around the ent...

Meet Daniel Baer, U.S. ambassador to the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe, and learn more about his plans to serve the region.

Despite ramped-up security efforts in anticipation of the 2014 Winter Olympics, concerns persist over terrorist threats facing the games. CFR Distinguished Visiting Fellow Raymond W. Kelly highlights three things to know about the threats and response preparedness in Sochi:
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Three leading Israeli security experts brief the media on why the Iran nuclear agreement serves Israel’s long-term interests. The news conference included Knesset member Omer Bar-Lev of the Zionist Bloc, Major General (Ret.) Amiram Levin, and Ambassador Alon Pinkas and took place after the Obama adm

The war in Ukraine has severely strained U.S.-Russia relations and increased the risk of a wider European conflict. Tensions are likely to increase between Russia and neighboring NATO member countries that would likely involve the United States, due to alliance security commitments. Additionally, t...

An estimated one million people were expected in New York's Times Square for the famous crystal ball drop. About 6,000 police officers are there for security.

I'm running for Congress because we're going backwards on national security, health care, and women's rights. We need to turn our country around.

The Lensa app takes users' photos and turns them into AI artwork, but some are concerned this could lead to data privacy issues.

As the only person ever to be White House national security adviser and secretary of state at the same time, Henry Kissinger exercised a control over U.S. foreign policy that has rarely been equaled by anyone who was not president.