Reshaping our nuclear arsenal to better fit today’s military requirements is good for U.S. national security, which is why the Department of Defense and the Joint Chiefs of Staff support a one third cut in the arsenal.

ASP senior board member and former Governor of New Jersey Christine Todd Whitman was featured on last Friday’s The Daily Rundown to discuss the threats of climate change.

American Security Project Board Member Adm. William Fallon was recently quoted by the AP in an article detailing the debate of a no-fly-zone in Syria.

Tuesday, June 25 from 4:15 until 5:30
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With the United States in the midst of an oil and natural gas boom, long-held concerns about energy security are giving way to bold predictions of energy independence and diminishing concerns about climate change. These trends raise important questions for business leaders and policymakers alike. Join us as we explore them with some of the nation’s foremost national security experts.

ASP’s CEO Brigadier General Stephen Cheney, USMC (Ret.) wrote an op-ed for TakePart on the threats that climate change present to America’s national security.

The American Security Project congratulates its former Board Member Susan Rice on her appointment as National Security Advisor. She joins two other former Board Members now serving their nation at the highest level: Secretary of State John Kerry, and Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel.