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Lone Individuals, Small Groups Pose Greatest Domestic Security Threat, Experts Warn

Lone Individuals, Small Groups Pose Greatest Domestic Security Threat, Experts Warn

by Catherine Buchaniec | Nov 3, 2021 | Featured, National Security

WASHINGTON — The primary terrorism threat facing the United States comes from lone individuals and small groups motivated by extremist ideologies, experts told lawmakers at a hearing on Wednesday before the House Intelligence subcommittee. “When we look at lethal...
Lawmakers Consider Cybersecurity Mandates Across Transportation Sector After Pipeline Attack

Lawmakers Consider Cybersecurity Mandates Across Transportation Sector After Pipeline Attack

by Hannah Schoenbaum | Oct 26, 2021 | Featured, National Security

WASHINGTON — Numerous cyber attacks have threatened U.S. transportation infrastructure over the last year, disrupting ferries, railways and oil supply chains, and leading lawmakers on the House Homeland Security Committee to consider industry-wide cybersecurity...
Workforce Education and Better Recruitment Needed to Close Defense Dept. Job Gaps

Workforce Education and Better Recruitment Needed to Close Defense Dept. Job Gaps

by Cristobella Durrette | Oct 26, 2021 | Featured, National Security

WASHINGTON— The Department of Defense must develop a more robust workforce education system and bolster talent recruitment efforts for technically skilled candidates in order to address workforce gaps, experts told lawmakers on Tuesday.   “We have a jobs mismatch,”...
Military Officials Caution Lawmakers on Potential ISIS-K and al-Qaeda Attacks

Military Officials Caution Lawmakers on Potential ISIS-K and al-Qaeda Attacks

by Catherine Buchaniec | Oct 26, 2021 | Featured, National Security

WASHINGTON — Pentagon officials warned lawmakers Tuesday that terrorist groups in Afghanistan could develop the capability to launch international attacks within a six to 12-month timeframe. “We’re actually fairly certain that they have the intention to do so,” Colin...
Bipartisan Support in Congress to Reform Government Watchdog Privileges

Bipartisan Support in Congress to Reform Government Watchdog Privileges

by Jonathan Lehrfeld | Oct 21, 2021 | Featured, National Security

WASHINGTON — In a rare moment of bipartisan support, Democrats and Republicans agreed with the Justice Department’s top watchdog about expanding the privileges of government oversight officials.  “I think it would be an extremely important change and helpful to us in...
Senate Considers Chris Magnus for Border Control Commissioner

Senate Considers Chris Magnus for Border Control Commissioner

by Courtney Degen | Oct 19, 2021 | National Security

WASHINGTON — Senators grilled Tucson Police Chief Chris Magnus about his views on immigration enforcement and enacting COVID-19 measures as they considered his nomination for Commissioner of U.S. Customs and Border Protection on Tuesday. In a Senate Committee on...
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