
Brian
Katulis
Senior Fellow
The rise in domestic extremism across the country is being fueled by easy access to guns and dangerous right-wing propaganda.
It is vital that policymakers take immediate action to address the scourge of guns and hate.
Staff and fellows at the Center for American Progress share how 9/11 changed their lives.
There were important gains coming out of America’s post-9/11 foreign policy, but some important successes came at great strategic, material, and human costs.
As tensions rise ahead of the upcoming election, the 116th Congress can and should act now to confront the surge in violent white supremacy across the country.
As the United States and Jordan enter the next phase of bilateral counterterrorism cooperation, they should work together to continue to strengthen Jordan’s security services.
Trump’s momentary flirtation with Guantanamo only served to expose its failures and the hypocrisy of Republicans’ fight to keep it open.
Battlefield victories will prove short-lived without a more focused strategy to tackle terrorist ideology.
President Trump is ignoring cardinal rules of effective counterterrorism to the detriment of American security and the benefit of the nation’s enemies.
If the U.S. investment in military operations in Iraq is to pay lasting dividends and set the scene for long-term success in the region, it must be accompanied by stabilization efforts in areas liberated from the Islamic State.
The Role of the U.S.-Japan Alliance
ISIS is following a clear and determined strategy to provoke an anti-Muslim backlash and ignite a clash of civilizations.