Daniel Wiser is an assistant editor of National Affairs. He graduated from UNC-Chapel Hill in May 2013, where he studied Journalism and Political Science and was the State & National Editor for The Daily Tar Heel. He hails from Waxhaw, N.C., and currently lives in Washington, D.C. His Twitter handle is @TheWiserChoice.
Critics: Obama Contradicts Himself on Middle East Strategy
Says he toppled Gaddafi to avert a humanitarian crisis, but failed to do the same in Syria
Latin American Hacking Group Targets Dissidents, Journalists
Report finds that cyber attackers known as ‘Packrat’ were likely linked to state actors
Russia Using Space Warfare Systems in Syrian War
Moscow relying on satellites to gather intelligence after recent anti-satellite weapons test
Clinton’s Program to Counter ISIS Propaganda ‘Embarrassing,’ ‘In Disarray’
In recent speech, former secretary of state touted creation of center that is widely viewed as ineffective
Group Urges Nicki Minaj to Cancel Performance for African Dictator
Artist scheduled to appear at Christmas festival sponsored by company linked to autocratic Angolan regime
China Engages in ‘Media Warfare’ Abroad
Beijing is now extending its censorship and propaganda operations to the United States and other countries, analysts say
Army Commander: Russia Could Cut Off U.S., NATO Allies from the Baltics
Putin has conducted military exercises and placed advanced missiles in Kaliningrad, near Poland and Lithuania
Torture ‘Entrenched’ in China Amid Rights Crackdown
U.S. officials, activists urge Beijing to release political prisoners
Former Advisers to Obama: More U.S. Ground Forces Needed to Defeat Islamic State
Retired Army chief of staff: ‘You've got to attack them on several fronts and we're not doing it’
U.S. General ‘Concerned’ About Russia, China’s Development of Space Weapons
Both Moscow and Beijing tested anti-satellite weapons in the last two months