Discriminatory Profiling Practices Lead to Surge in Muslims Added to No-Fly List
Over the past year, the U.S. government’s No-Fly List, containing the names and biographical data of suspected terrorists, has more than...
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The Rise and Relevance of Economic Espionage
The Economic Espionage Act (EEA) of 1996 was passed in response to the threat and subsequent success of foreign nations accessing U.S....
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“Homegrown Terrorism”: Is the U.S. training its attackers?
Since the terrorist attacks of 9/11, more than 2.3 million Americans have volunteered to go overseas to combat the war on terror. But...
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Traumatic Brain Injuries and Insanity Under the UCMJ Regarding March 11, 2012 Shooting in Afghanistan
There is no doubt that the recent shooting in Afghanistan of 16 civilians, including many children, by a United States soldier was a tragic...
Read MoreU.S. Military to Set War Crimes Precedent with Ali Musa Daqduq
The New York Times recently reported that the Office of Military Commissions has commenced filing charges against Ali Musa Daqduq...
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CIA Suspends Drone Strikes in Pakistan: National Security vs. State Sovereignty
Sources within the US government recently confirmed that the CIA has suspended drone missile strikes in Pakistan in an attempt to repair...
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