News You Can Use: 11/07/16
National Security
Homeland Security’s Revised Anti-Extremism Plan Draws Mixed Reviews, Government Executive
After the Islamic State falls: America’s next president will face the war’s toughest decisions, Military Times
FBI assessing possible al-Qaida threat on US election eve, Federal Times
UMD Poll: US Voters Agree Crushing ISIS Is No. 1 National Security Priority, Defense News
Top Five Threats to National Security in the Coming Decade, National Defense
No, the National Guard Can’t ‘Secure’ the Election, Government Executive
‘He’s got to get control of the ship again’: How tensions at the FBI will persist after the election, The Washington Post
Mom of kidnapped American journalist in Syria urges others to call on Obama for his release, Fox News
Trump-Pentagon relationship likely to be complicated, CNN
Cybersecurity
The Internet of Things Is a Cyberwar Nightmare, Foreign Policy
The Next President Will Face A Cyber Crisis. Here’s How To Handle It, Nextgov
Exclusive: White House Readies to Fight Election Day Cyber Mayhem, NBC News
Cybersecurity and jobs on young voters’ minds this election, Federal Times
Bugging devices found at Iran nuclear talks hotel, say Swiss officials, The Guardian
Britain flexes its cyber-muscles, The Economist
Embedded cyber teams prepare Army brigades to face invisible threat, Army Times
Public Health
Making Sense of the Medicare Mess, Government Executive
How Some States Make Effective Birth Control More Available, Route Fifty
On Facebook, the most popular health posts may be the least accurate, CBS News
The Number of Disabled Post-9/11 Vets With VA Health Care Is Growing Despite Wait List Scandal, Government Executive
Public Health, Marketing And The Election Of 2016, Forbes
Life After the Big Bang: Exploring Modular, Agile Paths Toward Health and Human Services Modernization, Government Executive
Human Rights & Humanitarian Efforts
UN Peacekeepers Turn Blind Eye To Rape in South Sudan, Human Rights Watch
Ai Weiwei to west: tackle China on human rights whatever the cost, The Guardian
Myanmar to resume humanitarian aid to northern Rakhine: diplomats, Reuters
Belgium: Response to Attacks Raises Rights Concerns, Human Rights Watch
Government & Military Personnel
Best for Vets: Colleges 2017 — new rankings of 175 schools, Military Times
Congressional Races Federal Employees Should Watch, Government Executive
Report: military wives more likely to suffer mental illness, alcohol abuse, The San Diego Union-Tribune
Justice Department beefs up SCRA enforcement, Military Times
Election Recap: What’s at Stake for Feds in the 2016 Presidential Election, Government Executive
National Guard retracts estimate on soldier bonus reviews, Stars and Stripes
‘Finish the wall’: How you can help honor Vietnam War’s fallen, Military Times
The military may relax recruiting standards for fitness and pot use, Military Times

Posted: November 7, 2016 by Simons Center
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