News You Can Use: 03/06/18
National Security
Talk About Extremists, But Don’t Politicize the Debate, Defense One
After reports of chemical attacks, White House considers new military action against Syrian regime, The Washington Post
Senator James Risch Explains His Warning About ‘Biblical’ Conflict With North Korea, The Atlantic
Expect North Korea to Add Nuclear Coercion to Its Provocation Playbook, Defense One
State Dept. Was Granted $120 Million to Fight Russian Meddling. It Has Spent $0., The New York Times
As Putin touts hypersonic weapons, America prepares its own arsenal. Will it be in time?, Defense News
Putin’s Nuclear-Powered Cruise Missile Is Bigger Than Trump’s, Foreign Policy
DHS To Put First Responder Tech to the Test, Nextgov
Regulate Weapons Like We Do in the Military, Says an Army Officer, The Atlantic
The future of political warfare: Russia, the West, and the coming age of global digital competition, Brookings
ISIS Looks to Rebound in the Philippines—And Spread, The Cipher Brief
FEMA reportedly misled inspector general in IT audit, Federal Times
Ex-Trump Aide Sam Nunberg Says He Will Refuse Grand Jury Order. Unless He Doesn’t., The New York Times
Cybersecurity
The threat that’s coming from inside the house, Fifth Domain
On Offer: An Integrated Dashboard for Cyber Warfare, Defense One
CYBERCOM Chief Nominee Plans Recommendation on NSA Split Within Three Months, Nextgov
Danish defense minister: Deterring Russia on the cyber battlefield, Defense News
Germany says ‘acute threat’ of hack averted after detection, The Associated Press
The Race for AI, Defense One
Public Health
When Opioids Make Pain Worse, NPR
Despite push for a universal flu vaccine, the ‘holy grail’ stays out of reach, Stat
Major Medical Associations Feud Over Diabetes Guidelines, NPR
Lassa fever: The killer disease with no vaccine, BBC
As surgery centers boom, patients are paying with their lives, Stat
Human Rights & Humanitarian Efforts
China’s ‘Win-Win’ Resolution Is Anything But, Human Rights Watch
Why Indonesia’s Christian diaspora fears going home, East Asia Forum
Syria war: Aid convoy leaves Eastern Ghouta amid shelling, BBC
Children in Russian Orphanage Allege Rape, Human Rights Watch
US and Russia clash over blame for Syria chemical attacks, The Associated Press
Government & Military Personnel
Veterans with PTSD sue Navy over claims of biased discharges, Stars and Stripes
More military families come forward with deportation fears, Military Times
What happens when political appointees circle the wagons?, ChiefHRO.com
Deadline puts pressure on ‘Dreamers’ who seek to serve in US military, Stars and Stripes
The Things Agency Leaders Have Given Up to Get on the Right Side of Ethics Rules, Government Executive
Trump Administration Plans to Slash Labor Relations Board, Consolidate Power, Government Executive
Military needs a way to honor a different, critical kind of courage, Military Times
Posted: March 6, 2018 by Simons Center
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