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.
Report: Terrorist Groups Could Launch U.S. Attacks, Obtain WMDs Under Obama’s Current Strategy
Think tank says al Qaeda, Islamic State could control twice as much territory and have twice as many fighters in two years’ time
Venezuelan Opposition Prevails in Historic Legislative Elections
President Maduro and his regime suffer first significant losses in nearly two decades
Venezuela ‘Spiraling Further into Crisis’ Ahead of Elections
Experts urge Obama administration to sanction Maduro regime that has overseen a surge in crime and poverty
China Bans Book on Constitutional Democracy Ahead of ‘Constitution Day’
Communist Party dismisses constitutionalism as a ‘western value’ designed to undermine China
Al Qaeda Capitalizes on Chaos in Yemen to Expand Presence
Emerging rivalry with Islamic State poses threat to United States, West, experts say
Russia Spreads Propaganda in Crimea During Blackout
Moscow seeks to discredit west in news reports as it abuses the rights of minorities in Ukraine
Officials: Obama, Lawmakers Impede Intel Agencies in Terrorism Fight
Former intel director: ‘American intelligence professionals are now operating with one hand tied behind their backs’
Islamic State Radicalizes ‘Thousands’ in United States
Report finds that terrorist group ‘has the necessary supporters in place and the financial means to carry out’ attack in America
Russia Co-opts Western Media, Internet Companies to Spread Propaganda
Authoritarian states turn to “social media hacking” after failure to stifle online communication
Islamic State Employs New Tactics to Plot Attacks
Terrorist group thwarting Western intelligence, militaries through encrypted communications, control of Middle East resources