The U.S. faces a massive security and energy crisis through dependence on potential adversaries

By Jon Dougherty •
Previously-passed legislation and policy prior to the Trump administration have left the United States dangerously dependent on other countries — some of them potential adversaries — for vital natural resources and raw materials that would become unavailable in a crisis. A new analysis of the situation notes that, for example, even as the U.S. has [...]

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Jon E. Dougherty is a political, foreign policy and national security analyst and reporter with nearly 30 years of experience in both fields. A U.S. Army veteran of Operation Enduring Freedom, he holds BA in Political Science from Ashford University and an MA in National Security Studies/Intelligence Analysis from American Military University.