Barak Obama’s election gave rise to one burning question: “What impact would this event have on race relations?” The buzz was palpable and debates raged in barbershops, airwaves, newspapers, and various blogs on the Internet. One of the debates taking place at that time within white nationalist networks was how to capitalize should Obama win.
The news cycles, talking heads and many elected officials seem to be in a bit of a tizzy over the images created Whole Body Imaging (WBI) systems. Current
“Now that the Administration has fully engaged in evaluating the systems failures, which allowed Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, a Nigerian Islamic terrorist,
It has become customary to fault intelligence and law enforcement agencies regarding security lapses after high profile incidents occur. The next steps
“First responding officers should be aware of suspicious factors that may indicate a possible terrorist threat. These factors should be considered
The JASON group has produced a very interesting report on the probability of Black Swan type events. Download
Once it reaches critical traction, Google Wave will be a great tool for real-time collaborative intelligence analysis and production. A great guide
The Public Service of New Hampshire used Twitter to keep customers informed during a treacherous winter storm In the midst of a Dec. 11 ice storm unprecedented
One day last summer, Google’s search engine trundled quietly past a milestone. It added the one trillionth address to the list of Web pages it knows
Have we seen the future of terrorist cells? Messenger bags, AK-47s, jeans, hoodies, and Blackberry phones. Among their arsenal of weapons are bags of
Yesterday, they published an excellent paper on the Strategic Implications of Global Health, complete with some truly outstanding charts and graphics.
While social media sites have served as valuable Intel sources in the past, the Mumbai attacks demonstrated just how valuable these sites can be for real-time
Will terrorists go nuclear? That is the essential questioned posed by counterterrorism expert Brian Jenkins in a book of the same title. Jenkins has
“The federal budget deficit has long since graduated from nuisance to headache to pressing national concern. Now, however, it has become so large and persistent that it is time to start thinking
“A CIA policy allowing employees to work for private companies has raised eyebrows on Capitol Hill and questions within the intelligence community. The policy also is being reviewed by House Intelligence
“Law enforcement and intelligence agencies have not identified any credible terrorist threat to this Sunday’s Super Bowl, according to an assessment prepared by the Federal Bureau of Investigation,
“At least 41 people were killed and 106 others wounded Monday in a suicide bombing that targeted Shiite pilgrims in northeastern Baghdad, Iraq’s Interior Ministry said. The female bomber detonated
“WASHINGTON — The past decade was defined by terrorism, starting with the Sept. 11 attacks in 2001 that led to two wars and big changes in the way Americans travel and live. What could the next
“Two men were stopped boarding US-bound planes at Heathrow days before Britain’s terror threat was raised to ’severe’. News of the incidents came hours after Home Secretary Alan
“A new audio tape allegedly from al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden claims responsibility for an attempt to blow up a plane en route to Michigan on Christmas Day and warns the United States of more
“Somalia’s hardline al Shabaab rebels denied Friday they had threatened to attack Kenya following a crackdown on Somalis in its capital Nairobi, and said a recording posted on the internet
“Indian airports are on high alert after Western intelligence reports warned security officials of a possible attempt to hijack an Indian airliner. The civil aviation ministry said it was tightening
“In a tacit admission that the U.S. squandered a chance to gain valuable information after the failed Christmas Day airliner bombing, the nation’s intelligence director testified Wednesday
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