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September 11, 2001 was a day without adjective. Even a decade later, it is hard to properly describe the grief, anger, horror and pain we all felt watching the attacks unfold.
Intell’s Top Cop – Q&A with Mike Rogers
With the 10th anniversary of the September 11, 2011, terrorist attacks upon us, the Chairman of the House Intelligence Committee discusses the effort he is leading to keep America secure.
The Maine Senator and Ranking Member of the Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, Susan Collins, discusses her plan to protect America’s cyber networks from attack.
Intelligence Comeback: Fact or Fiction?
The former Chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, Pete Hoekstra, looks at the improvements that have been made in the intelligence community over the past decade.
Is it Time to Consider a New Approach to Airline Security?
Are Americans getting their money’s worth on airline security? This aviation security expert says they are, but that it’s also time to move beyond pat downs and body scans.
As the U.S. enters the tenth year of the war in Afghanistan, the Tennessee Congressman John Duncan writes it’s not just time to end the conflict, but it’s something Eisenhower would do.
Expeditionary Economics and Countering Violent Extremism
Foreign assistance will not defeat terrorists. But it would be a terrible mistake to discount the vital role that economic growth must play in fostering global stability.
How 9/11 Shaped the Millennial Generation …and the Lessons for Republicans Today
The author and Fox News commentator discusses 9/11’s impact on young Americans and how it has shaped not only their lives, but their view of American politics today.
Amid the Battle Over Spending, The Fight Over Health Care Continues
“At a time when businesses large and small are struggling to survive in a weakened economy, this added burden is completely misguided and unacceptable.”
“In the wake of the nuclear incident at Fukushima, Japan, the world held its breath wondering if the facilities would be capable of recovering from one of the most significant natural disasters in recorded history,”
Minority Rules: A snapshot on redistricting heading into next year
“For decades past, targeted and passionate activity at all levels has improved the political empowerment of the African-American community. The 2010 census indicates that similar activities may now be needed for other emerging minority communities.”
Up close and personal with NY Rep. Nan Hayworth in our latest Ripon Profile.
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September 11, 2001 was a day without adjective. Even a decade later, it is hard to properly describe the grief, anger, horror and pain we all felt watching the attacks unfold.
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Intell’s Top Cop – Q&A with Mike Rogers
With the 10th anniversary of the September 11, 2011, terrorist attacks upon us, the Chairman of the House Intelligence Committee discusses the effort he is leading to keep America secure.
-
Preventing a Cyber 9/11
The Maine Senator and Ranking Member of the Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, Susan Collins, discusses her plan to protect America’s cyber networks from attack.
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Intelligence Comeback: Fact or Fiction?
The former Chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, Pete Hoekstra, looks at the improvements that have been made in the intelligence community over the past decade.
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Is it Time to Consider a New Approach to Airline Security?
Are Americans getting their money’s worth on airline security? This aviation security expert says they are, but that it’s also time to move beyond pat downs and body scans.
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Leaving Afghanistan
As the U.S. enters the tenth year of the war in Afghanistan, the Tennessee Congressman John Duncan writes it’s not just time to end the conflict, but it’s something Eisenhower would do.
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Expeditionary Economics and Countering Violent Extremism
Foreign assistance will not defeat terrorists. But it would be a terrible mistake to discount the vital role that economic growth must play in fostering global stability.
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How 9/11 Shaped the Millennial Generation …and the Lessons for Republicans Today
The author and Fox News commentator discusses 9/11’s impact on young Americans and how it has shaped not only their lives, but their view of American politics today.
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Amid the Battle Over Spending, The Fight Over Health Care Continues
“At a time when businesses large and small are struggling to survive in a weakened economy, this added burden is completely misguided and unacceptable.”
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In the Wake of Fukushima
“In the wake of the nuclear incident at Fukushima, Japan, the world held its breath wondering if the facilities would be capable of recovering from one of the most significant natural disasters in recorded history,”
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Minority Rules: A snapshot on redistricting heading into next year
“For decades past, targeted and passionate activity at all levels has improved the political empowerment of the African-American community. The 2010 census indicates that similar activities may now be needed for other emerging minority communities.”
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Ripon Profile of Nan Hayworth
Up close and personal with NY Rep. Nan Hayworth in our latest Ripon Profile.
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