Krebs quickly resurfaced on Twitter: "Honored to serve. We did it right. #Protect2020." Keep Reading
The Office of Inspector General says DHS is facing several serious management and performance challenges. In its annual Major Management and Performance Challenges report, the watchdog underscores the need for consistent leadership. Keep Reading
A Virginia man’s honeymoon got off on the wrong foot when he was arrested by police after a TSA officer detected a loaded handgun in the man’s carry-on bag at Richmond International Airport on November 14. Keep Reading
A new CDC report says airport screening programs for arriving passengers did not help catch coronavirus cases, as the International Civil Aviation Organization updates its pandemic guidance. Keep Reading
Ur Jaddou is the director of DHS Watch and an adjunct professor at American University School of Law. She served as Chief Counsel to U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services from July 2014 to January 2017. Keep Reading
U.K. border and immigration policy and practices have recently come under scrutiny as more and more migrants attempt to access U.K. shores in small, overcrowded vessels, resulting in several deaths in recent weeks. Keep Reading
Without reauthorization, the House chairmen noted, "Congress has largely ceded the shaping of the Department’s policies and programs to the Executive Branch." Keep Reading
"The OPC program faced a number of program risks before the Coast Guard awarded construction of OPC 1 in September 2018, a month before Hurricane Michael. However, since the hurricane, these risks have been carried forward and in some cases exacerbated." Keep Reading
"While we know there are many unfounded claims and opportunities for misinformation about the process of our elections, we can assure you we have the utmost confidence in the security and integrity of our elections, and you should too." Keep Reading
Bryan Ware was appointed assistant director for cybersecurity at the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency in January. Valerie Boyd, assistant secretary for International Affairs in the Office of Strategy, Policy, and Plans, assumed her role in April 2019. Keep Reading
Maan originated the groundbreaking theory of internarrative identity, a road map for resilient identity created out of personal and cultural conflict. Her work has had far-reaching implications for conflict resolution and community engagement in hostile environments. Keep Reading
The safest way to celebrate Thanksgiving this year is to celebrate with people in your household. If you do plan to spend Thanksgiving with people outside your household, take steps to make your celebration safer. Keep Reading
The impact of just-concluded national balloting likely will be felt soon along the U.S. southern border. A significant swell of illegal immigration from Mexico, Central America, and also from troubled countries around the world, is predicted. Keep Reading
It is easy to understand the importance of our “critical infrastructure,” such as telecommunications, energy, transportation, and emergency services, but what’s often overlooked are the underlying technologies that enable them. Keep Reading
Group declares that "the future American president and administration need to be vigilant of war-mongering circles" who oppose pullout agreement that continues despite increased Taliban violence and continued al-Qaeda ties. Keep Reading
Ambassador Nathan A. Sales, the State Department’s Coordinator for Counterterrorism, will assume the additional role of the Special Envoy to the Global Coalition to Defeat ISIS following the retirement of Special Envoy James Jeffrey. Keep Reading
Macron's statements and the attacks offered ISIS and al-Qaeda valuable fodder to strike with relevant trending content. Keep Reading
On November 3, as the United States anxiously watched democracy at work, Qatar announced forthcoming democratic processes as well, a welcome move for the Gulf and Middle Eastern countries which have generally shied away from democratic governance. Keep Reading
SIGAR asked USFOR-A whether there have been any confirmed or suspected Taliban attacks on U.S. personnel or facilities since the beginning of the Afghan peace negotiations. The question drew a classified response. Keep Reading
Recommendations from the study include refining supply-chain risk-management approaches, mapping out detailed supply chains and developing standardized approaches to doing so, encouraging dual-sourcing from multiple or lower-risk regions, and more. Keep Reading