Intelligence & espionage
- “Trump must up ante on Russian subversion in America,” Forbes, January 4, 2017.
- “WikiLeaks game can turn Kremlin fortress into glass house,” Forbes, August 16, 2016.
- “Hillary Clinton’s email server a foreign spy magnet,” Investor’s Business Daily, April 7, 2015.
- “Die-hard KGB men still plant forged documents to pollute our thinking,” Forbes, September 3, 2014.
- “Holdovers held up security strategy,” Insight, April 13-26, 2004. Download PDF: im-holdovers-clarke-apr2004
- “Putin resorting to Cold War threats,” Insight, March 30-April 12, 2004. Download PDF: im-putin-threats-march2004
- “Democrats subvert war intelligence,” Insight, January 6-19, 2004. Download PDF: im-dems-war-intel-jan2004
- “Victories in the war against terrorism,” Insight, November 11-24, 2003. Download PDF: im-victories-nov2003
- “FBI polarized by ‘Wahhabi lobby,’” Insight, July 22-August 4, 2003. Download PDF: im-fbi-wahhabi-jul2003
- “Defense intelligence gets a new blueprint,” Insight, June 10-23, 2003. Download PDF: im-dia-june-2003
- “Fears mount over ‘total’ spy system,” Insight, December 24, 2002-January 6, 2003. Download PDF: im-tia-dec2002
- “New reports detail the China threat,” Insight, August 19, 2002.
- “PC security: Clinton-era ‘tolerance’ and ‘diversity’ training have wrapped the U.S. military in red tape,” Insight, November 12, 2001.
- “Blinded vigilance: How Deutch and Tenet helped weaken CIA prior to 9/11,” Insight, October 15, 2001.
- “Ground down CIA still in the pit” (pre-9/11 story), Insight, September 7, 2001.
- “Espionage and national security,” Insight, April 2-9, 2001. (Hanssen)
- “Funding subversion of national security,” Insight, August 21, 2000.
- “A CIA breach of confidence,” Insight, March 27, 2000.
- “The secret history of the KGB,” Insight, October 4, 1999. Download PDF: Secret History of KGB 1999.10.04
- “Yeltsin keeps it all in the family” (on the rise of Putin), Insight, September 6, 1999. Download PDF: IM Rise of Putin 1999.09.06
- “Russian spies are alive, well,” Insight, March 8, 1999.
- “Bad for Russians, worse for West: Russia’s old spymaster, Yevgeny Primakov, is its new prime minister,” Insight, October 26, 1998.
- “These spies steal American jobs,” Reader’s Digest, February 1996.
- “Is Primakov the Kremlin’s answer?” Wall Street Journal Europe, January 22, 1996. Download PDF: WSJ Primakov Kremlim Answer 199601.22
- “Return of the old Soviet guard,” Washington Times, January 15, 1996.
- “Russia’s biggest ‘mafia’ is the KGB,” Wall Street Journal Europe, June 22, 1994. Download PDF: WSJ Russia Mafia KGB 1994.06.22
- “Delay NATO expansion – But for the right reason,” Wall Street Journal Europe, January 10, 1994. Download PDF: WSJ Delay NATO 1994.01.10
- “Yeltsin’s debt to the old KGB,” Wall Street Journal Europe, December 1, 1993. Download PDF: WSJ Yeltsin’s Debt 1993.10.01
- “The KGB lingers unreformed,” Wall Street Journal Europe, August 2, 1993. Download PDF: WSJ KGB unreformed 1993.08.02
- “Russia’s security and intelligence services today,” American Bar Association National Security Law Report, Vol. 15, No. 6, June 1993.
- “The KGB is back in business,” Wall Street Journal Europe, October 30, 1992. Download PDF: WSJ KGB back in business 1992.10.30
- “The KGB isn’t dead yet,” Wall Street Journal Europe, January 28, 1992. Download PDF:
- “New KGB spymaster, same nasty tricks,” Wall Street Journal, October 10, 1991. Download PDF: WSJ KGB spymaster 1991.10.10