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If a key weather satellite operated by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration goes down before its replacement launches, the agency needs to mitigate the forecasted gap in data collection by relying on commercial weather data, a U.S. congressman says.

Fighters on the ground in Syria and Iraq will be empowered by active support.

Allied officials know more about U.S. intelligence activities than they do about their own nations' operations, say two congressmen.

Most of the nation does not fully understand the vulnerabilities they pose to U.S. security.

It is a vital necessity, but it becomes harder as it increases with importance.

Technology policy has each sector performing appropriate research.

The agency seeks to exploit its own assets while tapping others.

Leaks have led to a loss of capability, which adversaries are exploiting as the world becomes more dangerous.

Expectations of perfectly clean intelligence operations are endangering national security.

An unclassified document charts the path for the future.