Another Washington Post blockbuster story broke on June 23 providing insight on Russia and its activities in the U.S. from Obama administration insiders.

The Senate committee leadership deserves kudos for maintaining some sense of professionalism, comity, and civility at the recent hearing with James Comey.

It looks like 2017 will most likely go down as the deadliest year in the “war against terrorism.”

Wednesday will mark a disappointing day for the men and women in our intelligence community. One of their own, Sabrina De Sousa, a former CIA case officer, will be extradited from Portugal to Italy.

President Donald Trump is a man in a hurry. But draining a swamp is never easy.

Sabrina De Sousa, reportedly a former CIA case officer in a rendition case of Abu Omar in 2003, may soon find herself serving a four-year sentence in an Italian jail.

U.S. leaders have developed a disgraceful habit of casting aside those who serve their country with honor and dignity – as well as those from other countries who worked as foreign assets – when they no longer find them useful.

Americans know that it was terror. They know that it was hate. They also know that is so much more than that.

The West has proven itself unable to develop and implement effective strategies to confront, contain and defeat ISIS or any of the 34 terrorist organizations that have pledged their allegiance to it.

That the U.S. has launched airstrikes against ISIS in Libya should demonstrate once and for all the total disaster of the NATO-led adventure to overthrow Muammar al-Qaddafi in 2011.