Nuclear Security and Omnibus Legislation: What’s Up and What’s Down Douglas Guarino January 16, 2014 The spending bill the House passed on Wednesday includes a boost for nuclear weapons and a nonproliferation funding cut — but it’s not quite so simple. A close read of the omnibus bill for fiscal 2014 appropriations shows that while […]

Communications director, James Lewis joins Voices of Russia to discuss reports of U.S. testing of agricultural biological weapons in early 1960s.

Congress’s Iranian nuclear sanctions proposal could sabotage negotiations Sen. Robert Menendez’s commentary advocated an initiative that would ensure failure. If the “Nuclear Weapons Free Iran Act” should pass over a promised presidential veto, it almost certainly would scuttle the negotiations to curb Iran’s nuclear program. Mr. Menendez did not address the fact that six nations […]

Spend Smarter, Not More By Lt. General Robert Gard and Brig. General John Johns Our nation needs an open dialogue about government spending, especially on U.S. military programs that damage our national security by ballooning the national debt. In January of 2012, President Obama released a new National Military Strategy designed to implement the revised […]

House approves budget, averting shutdown January 15, 2014 By David Rogers The House approved and sent to the Senate a landmark $1.1 trillion spending bill that fills in the blanks of December’s budget agreement and sets a new template for appropriations for the remainder of President Barack Obama’s second term. Adopted 359-67, the giant measure […]