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From Russian Interference to Revisionist Innuendo: What the Gabbard Files Actually Say
Tulsi Gabbard’s latest “revelations” are being spun as proof of a deep state conspiracy. The documents themselves tell a much duller story. -
The Situation: The Lies of Tulsi Gabbard
Why is the director of national intelligence getting in on the retconning of “Russiagate”? -
Rational Security: The “Live from Aspen” Edition
Scott Anderson, Shane Harris, Mark Goldberg, and Alex Ward talked about some of the issues that have emerged at this year’s Aspen Forum -
The Situation: The Investigation Is the Point
On the ghost criminal probe of two intelligence leaders -
Lawfare Daily: Michael Feinberg on Leaving the FBI
Who is accountable for this? -
The Situation: On the Resignation of Michael Feinberg
Who is accountable for this? -
The FBI’s Dangerous Failure to Adapt to the Digital Age
U.S. adversaries are exploiting technology to expose FBI operations, revealing the Bureau’s failure to respond to a networked world. -
Was Israel’s Strike on Iran a Good Idea? Four Questions to Ask
Military strikes, even ones that display impressive operational skills, can fail or even backfire in the long-term. -
The Situation: A Used Plane That Needs Work
I have problems with the Qatar plane deal. -
Call for Papers: The University of Texas at Austin Announces the 2025 "Bobby R. Inman Award" for Student Scholarship on Intelligence
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Will Netanyahu Succeed in Dismissing the Head of the Shin Bet?
The Israeli government’s controversial vote to remove Ronen Bar faces legal hurdles, with the potential to set off a constitutional crisis. -
Should American Spies Steal Commercial Secrets?
U.S. intelligence agencies have never stolen foreign commercial and technology secrets. It’s time to rethink that taboo.
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