News You Can Use: 03/23/18
National Security
The next Russian attack will be far worse than bots and trolls, Brookings
Inability to audit U.S. elections a ‘national security concern’: Homeland chief, Reuters
The War in Iraq Isn’t Done. Commanders Explain Why and What’s Next, Defense One
Senators Signal Resistance to Proposed Low-Yield Nukes, Defense One
How Much Does Artificial Intelligence Threaten National Security?, Nextgov
Trump replacing McMaster with John Bolton as national security adviser, The Associated Press
John Bolton Will Not End Well, Defense One
Bolton Expected to ‘Clean House’, Foreign Policy
The Return of the Iraq War Argument, The Atlantic
For Special Operations Forces, Fighting WMD Means Getting Deeper Into Enemies’ Leadership and Decision-Making, Defense One
McMaster out and turnover on the White House “A Team” continues at a steady clip, Brookings
Cybersecurity
How DoD can integrate cyber into battle plans, Fifth Domain
Senators introduced revised version of election cyber bill, The Hill
Resources-strapped agencies are leaving networks vulnerable to cyberattack, Fifth Domain
The Big Message in the Iranian Cyber Indictments: Deterrence, Nextgov
US mulls drafting gray-haired hackers during times of crisis, The Register
5 Universities Partner to Combat Cyber Security Threats, The Associated Press
Education Department Knows It Needs Cyber Skills, But Doesn’t Know Which Ones, Nextgov
Public Health
Spending Bill Lets CDC Study Gun Violence; But Researchers Are Skeptical It Will Help, NPR
Budget omnibus includes new mental health care for other-than-honorable vets, Military Times
How Fast Can An Outbreak Be Detected?, NPR
Trump’s Pick for CDC Director Is Experienced But Controversial, The Atlantic
Uruguay’s cannabis law: Pioneering a new paradigm, Brookings
How Social Media Can Reveal Overlooked Drug Reactions, NPR
Human Rights & Humanitarian Efforts
US Senate: Reject Haspel for CIA Director, Human Rights Watch
Britain’s policy on Saudi Arabia has worsened suffering in Yemen, Bright Blue
Lebanon’s Failed Mother’s Day Gift, Human Rights Watch
Government & Military Personnel
Follow These Steps to a Smoother Retirement, Government Executive
Prepping for a PCS? Know your travel-card rules, Military Times
After Threatening Veto, Trump Signs $1.3 Trillion Spending Bill to Avoid Shutdown, Government Executive
Trump Administration Targets Federal Compensation, Telework, Government Executive
Federal employees work for both Democrats and Republicans – even Kellyanne Conway, The Conversation
Public opinion wanted on plans for new Desert Storm War Memorial, Military Times
Omnibus Puts Kibosh on White House Efforts to Unilaterally Reorganize Agencies, Shed Workers, Government Executive
Posted: March 23, 2018 by Simons Center
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