News You Can Use: 09/12/16
National Security
On 9/11, different pictures of national security, Politico
Face of Defense: Military, Civilian Responders Provide Aid in Hermine’s Aftermath, DoD News
U.S. Gets Ready to Assist Offensive to Retake Key Iraqi City From Islamic State, The Wall Street Journal
U.S. Rescue Attempt in Afghanistan Missed Western Hostages by Hours, The New York Times
North Korea conducts fifth nuclear test, claims it has made warheads with ‘higher strike power’, The Washington Post
How Will Terrorists Use the Internet of Things? The Justice Department Is Trying to Figure That Out, Defense One
My Top 5 Foreign-Policy Unicorns — and Why I Want to Kill Them, Foreign Policy
3 takeaways from Trump at the Commander in Chief Forum, Brookings
U.S. investigating potential covert Russian plan to disrupt presidential election, Chicago Tribune
Cybersecurity
White House to name retired Air Force general as first cybersecurity chief, CNBC
Cyber red lines: ambiguous by necessity?, C4ISR Net
Washington Really Doesn’t Want To Deal With A Cyberwar With Russia, BuzzFeed
Public Health
Zika doubled devastating birth defects in Brazil, CNN
CDC’s Response to Zika: Fragmented and Uneven, Government Executive
How to Fight Zika and Cure Our Nation’s Ailing Public Health System, Time
PEPFAR and AstraZeneca Launch Partnership Across HIV and Hypertension Services in Africa, State Department
Opoids: A public health response required, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
The Pressing Need For An Emergency Fund For Public Health, The Huffington Post
Human Rights & Humanitarian Efforts
Nigeria Facing ‘a Famine Unlike Any We Have Ever Seen’, ABC News
Girls’ Dreams Shattered as Nepal Fails to Curb Child Marriage, Voice of America
Report: An Essential Agenda for the Next UN Secretary-General, United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
Syria’s war: Aid agencies suspend cooperation with UN, Al Jezeera
Syria ready to cooperate with U.N. watchdog on gas attack accusations, Reuters
Congo’s President Is Preparing for War Against His Own People, Foreign Policy
Government & Military Personnel
Presidential Candidates Prove Fixing the VA is Much Easier Said Than Done, Government Executive
Commerce Trade Official Ordered Himself a $10K Carpet and VIP Suites, Government Executive

Posted: September 12, 2016 by Simons Center
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