By Caroline Spencer On October 21, 2021, the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, in conjunction with the White House and the...

By Wayne Rash, III – Online Editor, National Security Law Brief Critical Race Theory (CRT), once an “obscure school of thought in legal...

By Victoria Tinker The Arctic region is becoming a hot spot for global security and trade issues, and countries are rushing to stake...

By Justin Tobey As the overwhelming majority of climate scientists understand, the Earth’s climate is changing as a result of humankind’s...

By Matthew Calabrese Joe Biden’s recent election as the forty-sixth President of the United States is set to bring new priorities to the...

By Daniel Patrick Atchue In August 2007, a Russian expedition of two submersible vessels descended 14,000ft below the North Pole to imbed...

By Scout Henninger As the United States faces increasing challenges related to the rapidly-changing climate, the Department of Defense...

By: Katherine Youssouf Natural disasters and weather conditions exacerbated by climate change are the most prevalent threats faced by the...

By: Jackson Garrity Climate change is a major concern to U.S. national security interests.  Fifty percent of Department of Defense sites...

By: Abigail Kittredge One of the most significant and controversial crises facing Americans today is climate change. Despite a minority...

Terrorism and cyber attacks are frequently mentioned in the discourse of national security because of their direct and visible effects...