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The final presidential campaign debate was uneventful. It appears by design and both sides wanted it that way. I wanted to hear more about Libya, the war on terrorism (I guess I should not be using that phrase anymore that anymore), U.S.-China relations, trade in the Americas, and a whole host of other global issues. [...]
A key national security committee of the US Congress published a bipartisan report yesterday that raises various public policy and legal questions related to Chinese economic activity in the US.
The target companies argue the report is an exercise in protectionism. The government says it is focused national security. Analyzing solely the responses from both [...]
While his point his way off that the “U.S. faces no serious security threats,” former Senator Dodd staffer Michael Cohen’s observation that “the push for bipartisan consensus in foreign policy is a dumb idea” is spot on.
Comity may make for good foreign affairs, but it makes for bad national politics. At times of great national [...]
The Wall Street Journal reports today that Chinese computer hackers may have penetrated the U.S. Chamber of Commerce computer system as long as a year ago.
“What was unusual about it was that this was clearly somebody very sophisticated, who knew exactly who we are and who targeted specific people and used sophisticated tools to [...]
If you’re a Republican who follows the inner happenings of our party, then former House Speaker Newt Gingrich’s somewhat new immigration stance with regards to illegal aliens may have been the highlight of the GOP national security debate.
At times, he almost he appeared presidential. He respected his colleagues and continued to, wisely, treat Ron [...]
Well, it may have not been the Chinese Government that was caught, but it might as well have been.
According to the Department of Justice, two Chinese nationals were indicted last week by a federal grand jury in Alexandria, Virginia for attempting to obtain radiation-hardened microchips in violation of the Arms Export Control Act.
