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UNITED NATIONS May 24, 2017

UN agency helps North Korea with patent application for banned nerve gas chemical

For more than a year, a United Nations agency in Geneva has been helping North Korea prepare an international patent application for production of sodium cyanide -- a chemical used to make the nerve gas Tabun.

Threats May 24, 2017

Iran using US cash to fund unprecedented, massive military buildup

Iran is using the billions in cash resources provided under the landmark nuclear deal to engage in an unprecedented military buildup meant to transform the Islamic Republic's fighting force into an "offensive" juggernaut, according to a largely unreported announcement by Iranian military leaders that has sparked concern among U.S. national security insiders and sources on Capitol Hill.

UNITED NATIONS May 15, 2017

Description: Process Application

UNITED NATIONS May 15, 2017

Resolution 1718

UNITED NATIONS May 15, 2017

Sanctioned Materials List

UNITED NATIONS May 15, 2017

The Status Report

MILITARY May 12, 2017

Electromagnetic pulse attack on Hawaii would devastate the state

With North Korea developing its nuclear and intercontinental ballistic missile capabilities, Hawaii defense experts are concerned North Korea could target the 50th state with an electromagnetic pulse attack.

Threats April 26, 2017

In rare meeting, White House briefs senators on North Korea threat

In a rare meeting, the Trump administration invited all 100 U.S. senators for a White House closed-door briefing on North Korea, as Pyongyang parades its nuclear might and the U.S. considers action.

Threats April 19, 2017

Team Trump and Iran: Obama and the 'swamp' have just scored a huge win

Tuesday, the Trump administration certified to Congress that Iran is in compliance with the agreement and will continue to receive sanction relief. Make no mistake: this is a huge win for the Obama administration and the permanent foreign policy bureaucracy.

Threats April 18, 2017

Anwar al-Awlaki surveillance documents

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Threats April 18, 2017

Kelly says terror threat from southern border keeps him 'awake at night'

Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly warned Tuesday that the next terror attack could be committed by enemies sneaking through America's southern border, as he defended the tough actions being taken by the Trump administration to secure the region.