News You Can Use: 11/03/17
National Security
Trump’s Policy on Terrorism Suspects Looks Like Obama’s, The Atlantic
Manhattan Terror Attack Kills 8 and Injures 11, The New York Times
What the Attack in New York Revealed About the Islamic State’s Supporters, The Atlantic
Homeland to focus on critical infrastructure protection in November as vulnerabilities mount, Nextgov
South Korea spy agency sees signs of planned new missile test by North, Reuters
Trump’s nominee to head the Justice Department’s National Security Division pledges to cooperate on Russia probe, The Washington Post
Trump Opposes House-Backed Effort to Reform Emergency Disaster Spending, Government Executive
Senate Homeland Security Chairman Questions State-Federal Balance in Disaster Response, Route Fifty
‘Military Options’ Against North Korea Isn’t the Problem—Loose Talk Is, Defense One
FEMA Head Acknowledges Imperfect Federal Response in Puerto Rico, Government Executive
America’s nuclear weapons will cost $1.2 trillion over the next 30 years, Defense News
The Private Air Force Preparing U.S. Pilots for the Next War, Foreign Policy
Navy crews at fault in fatal collisions, investigations find, Defense News
Cybersecurity
DHS is too slow to share cyber threat info, companies say, Nextgov
GAO says cybersecurity is top concern for 2020 census, Nextov
Social media firms urged to do more to combat ‘start of cyberwarfare’, The Associated Press
Lawmakers back down from pushing NIST into cyber auditing role, Nextgov
Survey: baby boomers worry about cybersecurity but most shrug off their role in it, Nextgov
Public Health
Need Help Picking An ACA Health Plan? Some States Are Reaching Out, NPR
MSF says closing most cholera centers in Yemen as epidemic wanes, Reuters
Searching for Solutions After 14 Overdoses and One Death in a Library, Route Fifty
The Shadow Government Working to Save Obamacare From Collapse, The Atlantic
Flint Residents Confront Long-Term Health Issues After Lead Exposure, NPR
Human Rights & Humanitarian Efforts
New FBI Report on US Crime Notable for What’s Missing, Human Rights Watch
The new ways of Nigeria’s human traffickers, Deutsche Welle
A Syrian baby starves in a Damascus suburb. Doctors say more deaths will follow., The Washington Post
Rwanda: Cover-Up Negates Killings, Human Rights Watch
Government & Military Personnel
DoD Offers Course for Using Blended Retirement System Comparison Calculator, Department of Defense
Is Your Office Secure? Not Necessarily If You Work at These 4 Agencies, Government Executive
State Department Rejoins Presidential Management Fellows Program, Government Executive
A Federal Court Pushes Back on Trump’s Transgender Military Ban, The Atlantic
White House names November as veterans and military families month, Military Times
Drop in Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey Participation Raises Concerns, Government Executive
FBI Employees Cannot Use Whistleblower Retaliation as a Defense, Court Rules, Government Executive
Posted: November 3, 2017 by Simons Center
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