Johnathan Days, founder and principal analyst of CNIC News.

Johnathan Days

Founder, Editor & Principal Analyst, CNIC News

Johnathan Days is the founder, editor, and principal analyst of CNIC News, an independent digital news publication covering U.S. politics, government accountability, foreign policy, national security, and major current events. A U.S. Army veteran and USAIC-trained intelligence analyst, Days completed three deployments to Iraq before continuing his career as a Department of Defense analyst and later as a senior analyst supporting Department of Homeland Security missions. He brings that analytical background to CNIC News’s public-source research, analysis, and commentary. He also hosts You Need to Know, CNIC News’s flagship political analysis series.


Bio

At CNIC News, Johnathan Days focuses on U.S. politics, government accountability, foreign policy, national security, and public policy, with an emphasis on separating established facts from analysis, identifying uncertainty, evaluating competing explanations, and explaining why events matter.

Days served in the U.S. Army as a Military Intelligence NCO and trained as an intelligence analyst through the U.S. Army Intelligence Center. He completed three deployments to Iraq in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom. After leaving the Army, he relocated to El Paso, Texas, where he continued his intelligence career as an analyst supporting Department of Defense missions and later as a senior analyst supporting Department of Homeland Security missions involving counterterrorism, transnational threats, and border security.

He founded CNIC News to adapt analytical methods used in professional intelligence environments for a public audience: identify the essential information, provide relevant context, evaluate competing explanations, distinguish fact from assessment, and communicate conclusions clearly.