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Florida leads on Iran once again
States have stepped up to make sure that their citizens do not unwillingly participate in providing corporate life support to a terrorist regime by doing...
Short-circuiting Iran’s strategy in the Black Sabbath War
The current war between Israel and Hamas is not an Israeli-Palestinian issue, nor should its goals be only the removal of Hamas from power. The...
Reflections on Israel’s strategic options
A version of this article appeared in Secure American Freedom Foundation’s website. U.S. President Biden’s speech conveyed unwavering support of Israel, but I would not...
States protect America from foreign adversaries
A relatively new national security issue has emerged in the past 6 months; one largely being addressed at the state level. State legislatures have moved...
State-based counterintelligence services: Time to combat foreign threats by new means
It’s time to re-think how states defend themselves against relentless foreign espionage, terrorism, subversion, and other threats from foreign state and non-state actors. Federal authorities...
The future of national security is increasingly local
Under the Constitution, the federal government has the responsibility to provide for the national security of the United States. Congress has the power to raise...
