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Amazon may be coming to town. Good or bad for the DoD?
There just might be an opportunity emerging in Washington to help encourage the Pentagon, the federal government at large really, to tap some of the best minds in tech innovation.
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Feds, allow social media to self-regulate
What will silence those that attempt to manipulate social media is not regulation, but the users themselves.
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Middle East military force: Act now, beg forgiveness later?
A debate that permeated a congressional panel at Munich Security Conference is the same question that often permeates Washington: whether an administration should seek congressional authorization for military acts of deterrence.
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Israel’s Netanyahu and former state secretary Kerry go toe-to-toe on Iran nuclear deal
The Israel prime minister called the 2015 Iran nuclear deal a failed act of appeasement, which “has begun the countdown to an Iranian nuclear arsenal” — a notion that was strongly and passionately denied by John Kerry, former secretary of state.
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Russia’s cyber meddling ‘sophisticated espionage,’ says national security advisor
McMaster stated firmly that United States will “expose and act against” those that use cyberspace, social media, and other means to advance campaigns of disinformation, subversion and espionage.
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McMaster to allies: Track your investments and stop funding Iran’s proxy militias
The White House national security advisor made an appeal to allies to look hard at who they’re doing business with and cut off funding that indirectly funds Hezbollah and other proxy militias that weaken Middle East nations to bolster Iranian influence.
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UK Prime Minister May warns EU against freezing Britain out of defense developments
From space to cyber, the top government official of the U.K. sent a subtle message to the European Union that going it alone in defense development efforts would be a step backward in regional security.
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Graham to Russia on Ukraine: ‘You’re going to get what you deserve’
Defense leaders from Europe and the United States expressed optimism about the prospect of Ukraine becoming a NATO member, with Sen. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina arguing that relations with Moscow may be beyond salvageable anyway.
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General Dynamics to acquire CSRA in nearly $10 billion deal
In an unexpected move, General Dynamics says it plans to acquire government IT solutions giant CSRA in a deal worth $9.6 billion — bolstering its IT business even as other defense companies have opted to offload such segments from their portfolios.
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Amazon may be coming to town. Good or bad for the DoD?
There just might be an opportunity emerging in Washington to help encourage the Pentagon, the federal government at large really, to tap some of the best minds in tech innovation.
-
Feds, allow social media to self-regulate
What will silence those that attempt to manipulate social media is not regulation, but the users themselves.
-
Middle East military force: Act now, beg forgiveness later?
A debate that permeated a congressional panel at Munich Security Conference is the same question that often permeates Washington: whether an administration should seek congressional authorization for military acts of deterrence.
-
Israel’s Netanyahu and former state secretary Kerry go toe-to-toe on Iran nuclear deal
The Israel prime minister called the 2015 Iran nuclear deal a failed act of appeasement, which “has begun the countdown to an Iranian nuclear arsenal” — a notion that was strongly and passionately denied by John Kerry, former secretary of state.
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Russia’s cyber meddling ‘sophisticated espionage,’ says national security advisor
McMaster stated firmly that United States will “expose and act against” those that use cyberspace, social media, and other means to advance campaigns of disinformation, subversion and espionage.
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McMaster to allies: Track your investments and stop funding Iran’s proxy militias
The White House national security advisor made an appeal to allies to look hard at who they’re doing business with and cut off funding that indirectly funds Hezbollah and other proxy militias that weaken Middle East nations to bolster Iranian influence.
-
UK Prime Minister May warns EU against freezing Britain out of defense developments
From space to cyber, the top government official of the U.K. sent a subtle message to the European Union that going it alone in defense development efforts would be a step backward in regional security.
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Graham to Russia on Ukraine: ‘You’re going to get what you deserve’
Defense leaders from Europe and the United States expressed optimism about the prospect of Ukraine becoming a NATO member, with Sen. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina arguing that relations with Moscow may be beyond salvageable anyway.
-
General Dynamics to acquire CSRA in nearly $10 billion deal
In an unexpected move, General Dynamics says it plans to acquire government IT solutions giant CSRA in a deal worth $9.6 billion — bolstering its IT business even as other defense companies have opted to offload such segments from their portfolios.
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Amazon may be coming to town. Good or bad for the DoD?
There just might be an opportunity emerging in Washington to help encourage the Pentagon, the federal government at large really, to tap some of the best minds in tech innovation.
-
Feds, allow social media to self-regulate
What will silence those that attempt to manipulate social media is not regulation, but the users themselves.
-
Middle East military force: Act now, beg forgiveness later?
A debate that permeated a congressional panel at Munich Security Conference is the same question that often permeates Washington: whether an administration should seek congressional authorization for military acts of deterrence.
-
Israel’s Netanyahu and former state secretary Kerry go toe-to-toe on Iran nuclear deal
The Israel prime minister called the 2015 Iran nuclear deal a failed act of appeasement, which “has begun the countdown to an Iranian nuclear arsenal” — a notion that was strongly and passionately denied by John Kerry, former secretary of state.
-
Russia’s cyber meddling ‘sophisticated espionage,’ says national security advisor
McMaster stated firmly that United States will “expose and act against” those that use cyberspace, social media, and other means to advance campaigns of disinformation, subversion and espionage.
-
McMaster to allies: Track your investments and stop funding Iran’s proxy militias
The White House national security advisor made an appeal to allies to look hard at who they’re doing business with and cut off funding that indirectly funds Hezbollah and other proxy militias that weaken Middle East nations to bolster Iranian influence.
-
UK Prime Minister May warns EU against freezing Britain out of defense developments
From space to cyber, the top government official of the U.K. sent a subtle message to the European Union that going it alone in defense development efforts would be a step backward in regional security.
-
Graham to Russia on Ukraine: ‘You’re going to get what you deserve’
Defense leaders from Europe and the United States expressed optimism about the prospect of Ukraine becoming a NATO member, with Sen. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina arguing that relations with Moscow may be beyond salvageable anyway.
-
General Dynamics to acquire CSRA in nearly $10 billion deal
In an unexpected move, General Dynamics says it plans to acquire government IT solutions giant CSRA in a deal worth $9.6 billion — bolstering its IT business even as other defense companies have opted to offload such segments from their portfolios.
