NATIONAL SECURITY

A brief overview into what National Security really is, and if we really need it...

Subject: National Continuity Policy

Will climate change really affect national security? A group of experts come up with three scenarios of what the world will be like. Possible terrorist attacks on power grids and nuclear war. Reports of an impending abrupt climate shift.

Is climate change really a national security issue? There are already water wars in the U.S. and national security issues on the Arizona/Mexico border. Check out this fascinating report that includes future scenarios from experts in the field.

Will climate change really create national security problems? Experts meet to come up with three scenarios that predict what will happen because of climate change. Surprisingly, some of the predictions have already taken place-find out here.

This article examines the history and formation of the National Security Council and how its role has changed since World War II.

As NATO allies consider withdrawing from Afghanistan, and the United States itself is setting limits to its military assistance, the makeup and abilities of the Afghan National Security Forces become vitally important.

A successful democracy must balance the necessity of national security with the need for civil rights.

Research reports that the obesity epidemic jeopardizes the military and national security. Find out the full story here.

If a small business owner budgeted his money for inventory, new buildings and employee education, but he ruled out buying fire insurance, where would he and his employees be once a fire came? The same is true with national security.

A look at the national security and its threats.

Former FBI Agent Dr. Frederic Whitehurst, who blew the whistle on FBI Crime Lab Corruption, offered advice for whistleblowers

Jailbreaking an iPhone in and of itself poses any threat to national security. Jailbreaking is a product customization process.

While President Barack Obama remains relatively popular, former Vice President Dick Cheney is considered unpopular by virtually every poll. So it would follow that most people would agree with Barack Obama on national security issues? Right?

President Bush's final days in office concluded with a round of interviews and speeches with regard to the national security risks

One of the most intriguing stories to emerge from the Barack Obama transition is hat retired Marine General Jim Jones may be selected as Barack Obama's National Security Advisor. It is a selection that will enrage liberals supporters of Obama.

political op ed on the war, terrorism, national security, Iran, etc., etc.

The collectivists refuse to acknowledge that national security is merely employed for the purpose to cover up any political, militaristic, and illegal wrongdoings and is simply the defense of the modern American Empire and its nation-building activities.

The Council on Foreign Relations has published a new special report on climate change and U.S. national security.

A college paper for a Media and Terrorism class pertaining to how much censorship is deemed reasonable to defend national security, without completely stripping the media of First Amendment rights.

FBI and DOJ announce plans to launch measures to enhance national security oversight and compliance at the DOJ and the FBI. Top priority is to protect the nation from terrorist attacks and to ensure the privacy interests and civil liberties of U.S. citizens.

Analysis of the The National Security Strategy of the United States of America as put forth by President George W. Bush during his first term as President.

The privacy of the American people is further threatened by an enormous database being constructed by the National Security Agency (NSA). Tthis database will hold the telephone records of every single American.