2010 (By Year)

An advocate for America's fighting men and women says the repeal of the ban on homosexuals serving in the military will effectively create a new type of "don't ask, don't tell" policy in the military.

Terrorism expert Robert Spencer says it was very fortunate that British authorities were able to thwart a terrorist plot that planned to target, among other things, the U.S. embassy in London.

A Christian attorney and terrorism expert says the recent release of classified material from WikiLeaks vindicates Israel's concerns about the Iranian nuclear threat.

Pentagon advisor Bob Maginnis says the Army operates under a double-standard when it comes to facial hair.

Terrorism expert Robert Spencer doesn't think anyone should be surprised about the leaked State Department memo that portrays Saudi Arabia as an automatic teller machine for terrorist groups like al-Qaeda and the Taliban.

A 20-year veteran of the U.S. intelligence community says China is more a part of the problem than part of the solution in relation to dealing with the rogue regime in North Korea.

A national defense analyst and Pentagon advisor says the proposed START treaty with Russia would be blatantly one-sided against the U.S. as it would prevent Washington from upgrading its aging missile arsenal.

Pentagon advisor Bob Maginnis says it's essential for South Korea or the U.S. to deliver a tough military response to any future hostile North Korean actions.

Former CIA agent Bruce Klingner doesn't think it will be easy for the Justice Department to prosecute the online whistleblower WikiLeaks as a "terrorist organization."

Bruce Klingner, a 20-year veteran of the U.S. intelligence community, is concerned that North Korea will continue to escalate its provocative action against South Korea.

National defense analyst Bob Maginnis believes the latest release of classified information by an Internet website could force the Obama administration to take more decisive action against the Iranian regime.

California may be adopting an immigration law similar to Arizona -- and one activist in the tea party movement says it's about time.

North and South Korea took shots at one another after the North fired on a populated South Korean island early Tuesday. Most experts expected another incident.

National defense advocate and terrorism expert Brigitte Gabriel says the Transportation Security Administration needs to stop invading the privacy of law-abiding American travelers and use profiling to weed out potential terrorists.   Story contains results from Tuesday's poll   Read: Airport 'security'? (Related commentary by Thomas Sowell) 

An expert on Islam says jihad activity is rising in the United States.

Conservative military watchdogs are unhappy with the Army's recent decision to allow a member of the Sikh religious sect to enlist without adhering to military grooming standards.