Marc Ambinder
MSNBC Columnist
Marc Ambinder is a senior fellow at the USC Annenberg Center for Communication Leadership and Policy. A former White House correspondent and political reporter, he is the author of several books about national security, including “The Brink: President Reagan and the Nuclear War Scare of 1983.” He is a consultant for Spycraft Entertainment and lives in Los Angeles.
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A “more media” strategy will inevitably lead to more “anti-media” attacks.
The criticism of Kamala Harris not using Bluetooth is the most absurd attack on the vice president yet.
Republicans have mastered the art of hypercharging and polarizing cultural debates to win votes.
The U.S. is treating ransomware as a critical national security threat, even if U.S. government systems aren’t being targeted.
In trying to pay less in fees to Fox, the communications giant helped empower a monster.
The scary truth about the U.S.’ nuclear command system: It’s designed for rational presidents.
America left behind a wealth of personal data it collected from Afghans in the withdrawal. Now the Taliban are weaponizing it.
Have we been looking at the problem of platform moderation through the wrong lens?
NSA whistle-blower Reality Winner’s release from prison feels like a good time to examine the government’s approach to information leaks.
The Colonial pipeline hack is just the latest in a string of major cyberattacks.
