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J.J. Green
JJ Green is WTOP's National Security Correspondent, covering global intelligence, national security and terrorism developments. He's interviewed the leadership of the CIA, DIA, DHS, and the U.S. military Joint Chiefs of Staff about issues critical to international security. He provides daily analysis and guidance on global security.
Will Brennan give Congress answers as CIA head?
J.J. Green, WTOP national security correspondent
Who is leaking info on drone strikes?
WTOP's National Security Correspondent J.J. Green
Al-Qaida claims to have missiles in newly published video
A chilling video has emerged on YouTube that allegedly shows al-Qaida militants at what U.S. intelligence sources say appears to be a ballistic missile site.
Israel's launches rare airstrike inside Syria
J.J. Green, WTOP's national security correspondent
Iran warns terrorism coming to Washington
A top Iranian cleric has warned the U.S. and specifically the city of Washington to prepare for retaliation in response to a terror attack in western Pakistan that killed 103 people.
UK warns citizens to leave Benghazi, Libya
JJ Green, WTOP National Security Correspondent
Clinton hearing will turn political
J.J. Green. WTOP's national security correspondent
U.S. involvement in Mali is not 'traditional'
JJ Green, WTOP's National Security correspondent
The Toughest Mile: Behind the security curtain for Inauguration Day
On Inauguration Day, security along the 1.2-mile stretch of Pennsylvania Avenue, between the White House and the U.S. Capitol, could present the greatest challenge to date for the Secret Service and its partners, say security experts.
The Toughest Mile: Hands in the crowd
In the run-up to President Barack Obama's second Inauguration Day, the president's security team worries most about the hands of people in the crowd and those typing hostile commands on computer keyboards and devices far from the National Mall.
Stopping al-Qaida in Mali takes time, money
J.J. Green, WTOP's national security correspondent
Afghanistan troops withdrawal sounds like political ploy
J.J. Green, national security correspondent, WTOP
Family of hostage asking Obama for help
The wife of a former FBI agent, believed to have been kidnapped by the Iranian government, is pleading with President Barack Obama to help.
Counterterrorism adviser John Brennan reinvents himself
J.J. Green, WTOP's national security correspondent
Banking officials alarmed by string of recent cyber-attacks
WTOP's J.J. Green talks with Tim Sample, of the Battelle Memorial Institute, who has a new book out urging the government to quickly adapt a doctrine to deal with a coming cyber storm.
Syria's death toll is more than 60,000 and expected to rise
J.J. Green, WTOP's national security correspondent
Changes to diplomatic security at embassies
J.J. Green, WTOP national security correspondent
Winding down the war in Afghanistan
WTOP National Security Correspondent JJ Green
State Dept. getting heat over Benghazi attack report
J.J. Green, WTOP national security correspondent
Al-Qaida hit by cyber attack
A cyber attack has left al-Qaida in the dark, hurting its recruitment and propaganda efforts in the wake of a State Department designation that is curtailing its fundraising work.
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