The US agency plundered by Chinese hackers made one of the dumbest security moves possible: "Contractors in Argentina and China were given "direct access to every row of data in every database" when they were hired by the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) to manage the personnel records of more than 14 million federal employees" | Informant ‘got $47m reward’ for clues on MH17 downing over Ukraine | CIA Report Reveals Alarming Flaws In US intelligence - Rachel Marsden | Why Obama’s Plan to Send Advisers to Iraq Will Fail | » Key senator says to forget the deadline on Iran talks for a better deal 17/06/15 19:47 from National Security: National Security, Pentagon & Defense Department News - The Washington Post - U.S. National Security and Military News Review - 12:21 PM 6/18/2015

June 18, 2015

The US agency plundered by Chinese hackers made one of the dumbest security moves possible

Informant ‘got $47m reward’ for clues on MH17 downing over Ukraine

Why Obama’s Plan to Send Advisers to Iraq Will Fail

CIA Report Reveals Alarming Flaws In US intelligence - Rachel Marsden

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Thursday June 18th, 2015 at 12:38 PM

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Hacking Inquiry Finds a Trail Despite Efforts to Cover It Up
Thursday June 18th, 2015 at 12:37 PM

The F.B.I.’s route to the St. Louis Cardinals’ front office in pursuit of an apparent hacker, or hackers, involved a trip through a shrouded corner of the Internet.

The website Deadspin pointed out last June that internal documents from the Houston Astros had been posted anonymously on a site called Anonbin. Alarmed, the Major League Baseball commissioner’s office notified law enforcement officials. From the Anonbin posting, those officials worked backward to find the perpetrator, who had tried to leave no tracks.

The person or people who penetrated the Astros’ network apparently used a network of servers called Tor to hide the source of the documents that found their way to the site.

“Tor is among the best anonymizing services out there, but it is not a silver bullet,” said Sascha Meinrath, director of X-Lab, a technology policy organization in Washington. Tor is most effective in the hands of an experienced hacker, Mr. Meinrath said. The hacking, though, seems to have left traces somewhere in the welter of Tor servers.

“What this tells me is that whoever leaked this is not very tech savvy,” he said.

The Tor network functions as a sort of Internet maze to throw off anyone who tries to trace the origin of an electronic message, Mr. Meinrath said. When the network receives a message, it bounces from server to server. The ordinary Internet pastes a series of addresses onto a message, allowing it to be traced back to the sender. In contrast, the Tor network strips that information out.

When the message emerges from the network, the source is, in theory, untraceable. Even so, it has long been known that intelligence and law enforcement agencies have made extensive efforts to infiltrate the Tor network and trace those who use it.

Many of the servers on the Tor network are run by volunteers. Mr. Meinrath said that if the F.B.I. explored the network, it was possible that investigators were not able to infiltrate enough servers on their own to trace the origin of the documents.

“Probably the F.B.I. had some of that information but not all of it,” Mr. Meinrath said.

Another possibility, he said, was that the volunteer was not operating a server properly and kept information about the routes taken by the messages passing through it.

A skilled hacker, Mr. Meinrath said, would take into account all of these possibilities and add one or two additional layers of security to the communication — for example, using software to cloak the identity of the computer that sent the message and connecting to the Internet somewhere that could not be linked to its source. Those measures seem to have eluded those who did the hacking.

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Why Obama’s Plan to Send Advisers to Iraq Will Fail
Thursday June 18th, 2015 at 12:36 PM

LAST week President Obama approved an additional 450 troops to join the roughly 3,000 already inIraq. Living inside secure bases nicknamed “lily pads,” they will train Iraqi soldiers for a few weeks via lecture and drill instruction. The graduates will then be sent outside the wire to fight the Islamic State.

This strategy is no more resolute than a lily pad, and our generals know it. It is tokenism that reflects confusion at the top, and it will fail.

Mr. Obama has declared that advisers are not combat troops. But in fact, to influence battlefield performance, the adviser’s first job is to set the example in combat. The goal is to instill in the local force a sense of professional aggression — of seizing the offense — that must be demonstrated firsthand.

Put simply, if the president wants to destroy the Islamic State, he will eventually renege on his ephemeral pledge not to engage in ground combat.

Advisers are “combat multipliers.” Small teams of them vastly improve the performance of local troops, at a sliver of the cost of deploying large American battalions. Perhaps because of the divisive legacy of “adviser teams,” who were the first large-scale American commitment in Vietnam, it took years for the Pentagon to recognize this fact. Instead we poured hundreds of thousands of troops and billions of dollars into Iraq and Afghanistan year after year. The “surge” in 2007 worked precisely because it partnered Americans with Iraqi soldiers and tribes.

In 2006, I joined an adviser team in Habbaniya, halfway between Falluja and Ramadi, where the 450 Americans are headed. Our rotating group of 13 advisers lived on a remote outpost with 500 Iraqi soldiers, patrolling side by side. Even then, it took us three hard years to mold the battalion.

In 2005 and 2006, insurgents were shooting from houses where children were sleeping and blowing up themselves and dozens of bystanders in the market. No locals informed on the insurgents in their midst. Only by insisting on daily combat patrols were the advisers able to persuade the Iraqi soldiers that they could win the fight. We shared the risk; adviser casualties were over 30 percent.

The other key was being partnered with an American battalion, in our case Marine Battalion 3/2. The Iraqis gradually took pride in their own performance, mimicking the cocky Marines and their relentless advisers. In 2007, the people sensed the shifting advantage, the informant network swelled, and our Iraqi battalion, convinced that it should dominate the battlefield, destroyed the guerrilla network.

By 2008, Habbaniya had returned to its peaceful existence as a lakeside retreat. We were proud of the battalion, which became part of Iraq’s first independent brigade. But we were unnerved by President George W. Bush’s pledge to withdraw all American troops by 2011, with no plan for a residual force to watch over the army we had worked so hard to build. Senior military officials were mostly silent.

Now the Islamic State controls the corridor. Secretary of Defense Ashton B. Carter publicly shamed the Iraqi Army, saying it had “no will to fight.” We should be careful about attributing blame. We advisers watched Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki and his cronies gut the army when we precipitously left, using it as a sectarian collection agent fueled by favoritism. The intrepid young nationalists we groomed were left exposed at war’s sharp edge, year after year.

None of the four Iraqi company commanders from our battalion remains alive. Haadi was blown up in Diwaniya. Dhafer was shot dead by Al Qaeda in Mosul. Layth was hanged by Islamic State militants outside Ramadi. Our favorite captain, whom we nicknamed G.Q. because he insisted on grooming his mustache before patrol to exude “wasta,” or power, became a national inspiration for his fiery battlefield YouTube speeches. In January, he was killed trying to rescue a wounded lieutenant.

Mr. Obama, despite warnings of Mr. Maliki’s intentions, made no sincere effort to leave a sizable number of troops in Iraq past 2011. Now we’re sending in tiny groups, a few hundred at a time, to live on lily pads. That’s no way to instill the will to fight, yet Pentagon officials brag about numbers of “troops trained.”

Before entering ground combat, we have to fix the political problem. It would be insane to repeat our previous mistake and train an army to fight for the current Shiite government. Last year we trained not a single Sunni soldier, and our dollars continue to flow through Baghdad to Shiite militias.

Worse, the most famous general in Iraq today is Qassim Suleimani, the commander of the Iranian paramilitary Quds Force, which has expanded its reach deep into Iraq. It is infuriating that the road to Iranian influence in Baghdad is drenched with American blood.

Even with a thousand American advisers, Shiite soldiers today won’t fight for desolate Sunni lands. If we’re committed to a yearslong effort, money should flow directly to the end recipient of our choosing — whether that be the Iraqi Army, Kurds or Sunni tribesmen. Our current half-strategy opposes one enemy — the Islamic State — but benefits a much bigger threat, Iran.

If we don’t get the politics aligned with a commitment to destroy the Islamic State, our advisers should expect the same heartbreak as those of us who fought in Operation Iraqi Freedom, and our fathers before us in Vietnam.

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CIA Report Reveals Alarming Flaws In US intelligence - Rachel Marsden
Thursday June 18th, 2015 at 12:35 PM

Rachel Marsden's Townhall.Com Column

Two years ago, former NSA contractor and CIA employee Edward Snowden bailed to Hong Kong with a stash of digitized top-secret documents, some of which have since dribbled out into the public domain. According to a newly declassified report by the CIA's Office of the Inspector General, systemic vulnerabilities in the intelligence community long predate Snowden. One might even argue that Snowden himself is just a symptom of those vulnerabilities. The persistence of these exploitable weaknesses represents a far more insidious threat to American national security than any individual.

Most troubling is the fact that the 465-page "Report on CIA Accountability Regarding Findings and Conclusions of the Report of the Joint Inquiry into Intelligence Community Activities Before and After the Terrorist Attacks of September 11, 2001" could have been written today rather than a decade ago:

-- Then-CIA Director George Tenet recognized as far back as 1998 that Osama bin Laden was a threat to the U.S., and that "we are at war" with global terrorism. Tenet wanted "no resources or people spared in this effort, either inside the CIA or the (intelligence) Community." But then, according to the newly declassified report, no one actually created a "documented, comprehensive plan."

Has this changed at all? Let's ask U.S. President Barack Obama. Last week, he admitted to not yet having a complete strategy for training Iraqi forces to fight against the Islamic State, even though training began months ago.

-- The CIA Counterterrorism Center (CTC) officers responsible for bin Laden "did not have the operational experience, expertise and training necessary to accomplish their mission," and the CTC "did not recognize the significance of reporting from credible sources in 2000 and 2001 that portrayed (Khalid Sheikh Mohammed) as a senior al-Qaeda lieutenant and thus missed important indicators of terrorist planning."

That sounds similar to what happened in the vicinity of the palatial U.S. Embassy in Baghdad last year -- a $750 million complex teeming with intelligence operatives around which the Islamic State managed to spring up last year and start taking over the Middle East. If there was any intelligence suggesting the possibility of such an outcome, the CIA sure wasn't screaming about it.

-- In January 2000, an FBI officer assigned to the CTC wrote a critical travel memo about two of the 9/11 hijackers that was intended to be sent from the CIA to the FBI. It was never sent because it was "in the wrong format or needed editing."

And to think that this incident took place before it became widely common to ignore email. Nowadays, would anyone be aware of a critical message falling into the cyber-abyss unless related to a lunch order that failed to appear in a timely fashion?

-- The personnel from various agencies who were gathered at the Osama bin Laden counterterrorism station -- FBI, NSA, Federal Aviation Administration and State Department -- were "unclear about the nature of their responsibilities." Further, the NSA and CIA really didn't like sharing intelligence.

Cooperation between agencies is still a problem. Every agency wants to do whatever gets the most publicity and gets the biggest chunk of the budget.

-- The CIA's nonofficial cover (NOC) program was "not effectively engaged in the battle against al-Qaida," reflecting "the weakness of the program itself."

In other words, the spooks were warming ergonomic chairs inside embassies and swanning around the diplomatic dinner circuit under official diplomatic cover, on the premise that someone might provide them with useful intelligence in that context. Meanwhile, CIA officers tasked with gathering intelligence out in the real world were failing at it. This revelation ultimately gave rise to the CIA's "Global Deployment Initiative," an attempt to get more CIA officers out of embassies and out into the arenas of business and academia, where they're more likely to encounter assets who can provide actionable intelligence, or where CIA officers can exert influence without raising suspicion. In 2013, a former senior CIA official told the Los Angeles Times that the program was a "colossal flop."

-- CIA Counterterrorism Center reports were found to have a distinct inability to read the tea leaves and derive implications from the data. They tended to be informational rather than strategic: "One of the most striking characteristics of this material is the absence in many papers of any discussion of implications."

Finally, an objective evaluation of the analytical output of an intelligence agency. If this is what the bureaucracy produces, it's hard to imagine a better argument for outsourcing intelligence analysis to the private sector.

Intelligence agencies have presumably adapted to mitigate the Snowden leaks. It's unacceptable that they have failed to just as aggressively address systemic problems that still remain a decade after the report was issued.

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Informant ‘got $47m reward’ for clues on MH17 downing over Ukraine
Thursday June 18th, 2015 at 12:31 PM

IntelNews.Org

A German investigator, who is probing the downing of a civilian airliner over Ukraine nearly a year ago, says that an informant has claimed a multimillion reward for information pointing to those responsible for the attack. The investigator, Josef Resch, of Lübeck, Germany, says that a binding non-disclosure agreement does not allow him to reveal his client, who offered the $47 million reward. But he told German business magazine Capital that he is hopeful his client will soon reveal the details, since “people who pay that kind of money in exchange for information do not keep it for themselves”. However, he also hinted that his client may be an intelligence agency, who may decide to “deal with the matter without fanfare”.

Resch was speaking in reference to the murder of 295 people in July 2014, who died when the Malaysia Airlines Boeing 777-200 they were on was shot down 1 near the Ukrainian city of Donetsk. The city has a large Russian population and constitutes a major front in the current War in Donbass, which is being fought between the Ukrainian government and pro-Russian Ukrainians. For that reason, the downing of MH17 has become politically contentious: the United States claims 2 that it was shot down by Russian-supported rebels, while Russia accuses 3 the Ukrainian Air Force of deliberately firing on the airliner in order to blame the rebels.

If Resch’s claim is accurate, it would mean that someone with inside knowledge about the identity of the shooters has has come forward with crucial information about the killing of nearly 300 civilians over Donetsk. The size of the award also implies that those offering it are prepared to take some form of action in response to the information. Capital notes 4 that the multimillion award is higher than the amount offered in the past by the government of the United States for information leading to the capture of Osama bin Laden.

Resch told Capital that he is not certain whether the anonymous informant was able to claim the entire reward amount, or just part of it. He also said that he never came in direct contact with the informant, as the latter was represented “by a Swiss middleman” throughout the negotiations.

► Author: Ian Allen | Date: 18 June 2015 | Permalink: http://intelnews.org/2015/06/18/01-1717/

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The US agency plundered by Chinese hackers made one of the dumbest security moves possible
Thursday June 18th, 2015 at 12:27 PM

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Contractors in Argentina and China were given "direct access to every row of data in every database" when they were hired by the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) to manage the personnel records of more than 14 million federal employees, a federal consultant told ArsTechnica.

The massive breach of OPM's database — made public by the Obama administration this month — prompted speculation over why the agency hadn't encrypted its systems, which contain the sensitivesecurity clearance and background information for intelligence and military personnel.

Encryption, however, according to Ars, would not have helped in this case because administrators responsible for managing these records had root access to the system, Department of Homeland Security Assistant Secretary for Cybersecurity Dr. Andy Ozment testified yesterday at a two-hour hearing before the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee.

And it turns out that a systems administrator responsible for handling the agency's records "was in Argentina and his co-worker was physically located in the [People's Republic of China]," a consultant who worked with an OPM-contracted company told ArsTechnica.

"Both had direct access to every row of data in every database: they were root."

Experts and politicians are now lambasting the US government for the way agency handled IT security.

"OPM is right in general that encryption is not magic security butter," Dave Aitel, CEO of cybersecurity firm Immunity Inc., told Business Insider. "But the committee is also right in that OPM was massively negligent."

All told, 65% of OPM's data was stored on systems lacking proper security certification, Ars reports, meaning the data was vulnerable to far more people than just those with root access and valid login credentials.

"They [the unsecured systems] were in your office, which is a horrible example to be setting," House Oversight Chairman Jason Chaffetz (R-Utah) told Archuleta during the hearing.

"OPM's data security posture was akin to leaving all your doors and windows unlocked and hoping nobody would walk in and take the information," Chaffetz added.

The OPM IT team frequently outsources its work to foreign contractors working in their home country. Those holding Chinese passports are no exception.

"Another team that worked with these databases had at its head two team members with [People's Republic of China] passports," the consultant told Ars. "I know that because I challenged them personally and revoked their privileges."

"From my perspective, OPM compromised this information more than three years ago," he added. "And my take on the current breach is 'so what's new?'"

In fact, the breach was unprecedented in its breadth and scope: "Security-wise, this may be the worst breach of personally identifying information ever," Michael Borohovski, CEO of Tinfoil Security, told Business Insider on Friday.

REUTERS/Gary CameronAn employee of the US Office of Personnel Management departs the building during the lunch hour in Washington, June 5, 2015.

Federal employees and contractors who want government-security clearance have to disclose virtually every aspect of their lives via a 120-page SF 86 questionnaire, which is then stored on OPM's unencrypted database.

The OPM also "conducts more than 90% of all federal background investigations, including those required by the Department of Defense and 100 other federal agencies," Reuters reported last week.

Experts fear the stolen information could be used by the Chinese government to blackmail, exploit, or recruit US intelligence officers, compromising the success and safety of agents operating at home and abroad.

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The FBI has identified the 21-year-old suspected of shooting 9 people in South Carolina - Business Insider
Thursday June 18th, 2015 at 12:23 PM

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Police arrest 21-year-old suspected of shooting 9 people in South Carolina

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Jun. 18, 2015, 10:18 AM
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Police have arrested the suspected gunman in the fatal shooting of nine people at a historic black church in South Carolina on Wednesday, the mayor of Charleston confirms to The New York Times.

The FBI confirmed the arrest in a statement Thursday morning. Roof was arrested following a traffic stop in Shelby, North Carolina, Charleston police chief Gregory Mullen said in a statement.

At a press briefing Thursday morning, Attorney General Loretta Lynch said, "I can confirm that there is a suspect in custody" in the South Carolina church shooting, according to the Associated Press.

Earlier on Thursday, the FBI has identified the suspected gunman as 21-year-old Dylann Roof, from Columbia, South Carolina, Reuters reports.

Roof was identified by his uncle from a photo released by police, according to Reuters. The suspected shooter reportedly received a .45-caliber pistol from his father as a birthday present in April, the uncle said.

"He's a monster, and they need to catch him, and he needs to pay for what he's done," the uncle, Carson Cowles, 56, told the New York Daily News.

"The more I look at him, the more I'm convinced, that's him," Cowles told Reuters.

The shooting is currently being investigated as a hate crime, according to local authorities. The gunman reportedly sat in a prayer meeting at the historically black Emanuel AME Church for an hour before opening fire.

Here was the scene in Charleston Wednesday night:

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Images are beginning to emerge of Roof taken from an alleged Facebook page:

Charleston police spokesman Charles Francis said Wednesday night that the police were looking for a "white male in a gray sweatshirt/hoodie and jeans." Surveillance video reportedly caught Roof and his vehicle on camera:

Charleston police

WCSC-TV reports the shooting happened while a meeting and a Bible-study service were taking place at the church. Six of the victims were female and three were male, authorities said at a press conference Thursday morning.

Among the victims was Pastor Clementa Pinckney, who was also a South Carolina State Senator. His cousin, Sylvia Johnson, told NBC News that she spoke with one of the survivors, who said the gunman reloaded his gun five different times.

"He just said 'I have to do it. You rape our women and you're taking over our country. And you have to go,'" Johnson told NBC News.

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MLive.com 17-year-old accused of stealing car while posing as FBI agent charged MLive.com The 17-year-old accused of stealing a car from an Ypsilanti Township car dealership while posing as an FBI agent was charged in the 14th District C...

» Northbound lanes of George Washington Parkway remain closed near CIA - Washington Post (blog)
18/06/15 08:09 from cia - Google News
Northbound lanes of George Washington Parkway remain closed near CIA Washington Post (blog) Updated at 7:57 a.m.. Part of the George Washington Parkway's northbound lanes remain closed Thursday morning. Crews are working to clean up ...

» Paramount Defenses Shares Advanced Cyber Security Insight for U.S. ... - Business Wire (press release)
18/06/15 08:01 from Cyberwarfare - Google News
Business Wire (press release) Paramount Defenses Shares Advanced Cyber Security Insight for U.S. ... Business Wire (press release) BUSINESS WIRE)--Paramount Defenses, one of the world's top cyber security companies, led by a former M...

» News Roundup and Notes: June 18, 2015
18/06/15 08:00 from Just Security
Ruchi Parekh Before the start of business, Just Security provides a curated summary of up-to-the-minute developments at home and abroad. Here’s today’s news. IRAQ and SYRIA The U.S. strategy of training ground troops to defeat ISIS in ...

» Exclusive: Astros GM Jeff Luhnow speaks out about hacking scandal - SI.com
18/06/15 08:00 from Cyberwar - Google News
SI.com Exclusive: Astros GM Jeff Luhnow speaks out about hacking scandal SI.com h.s. athlete of the month. Leaders on the field, in the classroom and in communities. Astros GM: 'Absolutely false' hacking due to passwords... Exclu...

» NATO Deputy Secretary General to attend the Global Security Forum in Slovakia
18/06/15 08:00 from NATO Latest News
The NATO Deputy Secretary General, Ambassador Alexander Vershbow will attend the Global Security Forum (GLOBSEC) in Bratislava on Friday, 19 and Saturday 20 June 2015 where he will deliver a keynote speech.

» Japan lawyers group campaigns against Yokota Ospreys plan
18/06/15 07:48 from News - Stripes
Japan lawyers group campaigns against Yokota Ospreys plan Citing safety concerns, the president of a Japanese lawyers’ group is urging Japan and the United States to ditch a plan to station a special operations squadron of CV-22 Ospreys ...

» The Cardinals' Hacking Scandal Is Nothing Like Deflate-Gate - BostInno
18/06/15 07:38 from Cyberwar - Google News
BostInno The Cardinals' Hacking Scandal Is Nothing Like Deflate-Gate BostInno It is easy to understand why Deflate-Gate led all three national newscasts when it first broke. It is an easily graspable, sensational story about arguably...

» Chinese Ready For Pause In S. China Sea Island-Building
18/06/15 07:32 from ThereAreNoSunglasses
Image Credit: Philippine Department of Foreign Affairs Why China Is Stopping Its South China Sea Island-Building (For Now) China has announced it will complete its construction on the Spratlys “in the upcoming days.” By Shannon Tiezzi Ch...

» Multinational NATO maritime exercise - Economic Times
18/06/15 07:28 from nato - Google News
Multinational NATO maritime exercise Economic Times In pic: Soldiers of the NATO Response Force (NRF) attend a massive amphibious landing of NATO troops off the coast of Ustka, northern Poland, during NATO military sea exercises BALTOPS ...

» Previous US/Russian Navy Encounter In Black Sea–circa. 1988
18/06/15 07:10 from ThereAreNoSunglasses
‘What the hell is going on?': Cold War returns to Black Sea, recalling shock 1988 confrontation A U.S. Navy warship approaches the Broadway Bridge in Portland during the Cold War’s heyday in the 1970s. (The Oregonian) By Doug...

» Nasscom signs MoU with Symantec to develop skilled cyber security professionals - Economic Times
18/06/15 07:05 from Cyberwarfare - Google News
Infotech Lead (registration) (blog) Nasscom signs MoU with Symantec to develop skilled cyber security professionals Economic Times Speaking at the event, Nasscom President R Chandrashekhar said: "It's time the government and the...

» Northbound lanes of George Washington Parkway closed near CIA - Washington Post (blog)
18/06/15 06:23 from cia - Google News
Northbound lanes of George Washington Parkway closed near CIA Washington Post (blog) The northbound lanes of the George Washington Memorial Parkway are closed at Spout Run Parkway due to an overnight crash. Drivers should avoid the area....

» Terrorism and American Foreign Policy–Published September 25, 2001
18/06/15 06:21 from ThereAreNoSunglasses
Terrorism and American Foreign Policy —by Robert Elias September 25, 2001 Professor of politics at University of San Francisco, California T he US has suffered terrible crimes from the terrorist attacks two weeks ago. They have taken a h...

» CIA didn't know strike would hit al-Qaeda leader - Washington Post
18/06/15 06:09 from cia - Google News
Kasmir Monitor CIA didn't know strike would hit al-Qaeda leader Washington Post The CIA did not know in advance that al-Qaeda's leader in Yemen was among the suspected militants targeted in a lethal drone strike last week, accord...

» FBI Says Its Spy Planes Used in Investigations Are Not Conducting Mass ... - TheBlaze.com
18/06/15 06:09 from fbi - Google News
TheBlaze.com FBI Says Its Spy Planes Used in Investigations Are Not Conducting Mass ... TheBlaze.com WASHINGTON (AP) — The FBI assured Congress in an unusual, confidential briefing that its plane surveillance program is a by-the-books op...

» FBI joins hunt for shooter after 9 killed at historic black church in ... - WABC-TV
18/06/15 05:59 from fbi - Google News
WABC-TV FBI joins hunt for shooter after 9 killed at historic black church in ... WABC-TV A white man opened fire during a prayer meeting inside a historic black church in downtown Charleston on Wednesday night, killing nine people, incl...

» Court To Hear Appeal About FBI Gang Report On Juggalos - CBS Local
18/06/15 05:46 from fbi - Google News
CBS Local Court To Hear Appeal About FBI Gang Report On Juggalos CBS Local It's not a performance by the Detroit rap-metal duo, but arguments by lawyers who say Insane Clown Posse's fans have been unfairly targeted by police. A 2...

» 600mn Samsung devices face hacking risk due to keyboard app vulnerability - RT
18/06/15 05:41 from Cyberwar - Google News
RT 600mn Samsung devices face hacking risk due to keyboard app vulnerability RT Some 600 million users of Samsung mobiles devices are reportedly at risk due to a preinstalled app that can be exploited by hackers to take control of the de...

» If voting changed anything, they'd abolish it - on trade deals and corporate hydras
18/06/15 05:41 from openDemocracy
The bizarre wranglings of both EU and US politicians on 'trade deals' show they're caught between the rock of public opinion and the hard place of corporate might. Meanwhile other corporate-driven trade deals are being worked on in the s...

» Fed keeps lid on dollar, yields; Greece hurts stocks
18/06/15 05:37 from Search Results
Fed keeps lid on dollar, yields; Greece hurts stocks Oil prices up on weak dollar, hopes of Greek deal Merkel says deal with Greece still possible Dollar hits one-month low as Fed refrains from clearer rate signals China says decision on...

» Timeline: Roughly 4 Weeks Pass Before Gov't Reveals Hacking - ABC News
18/06/15 05:32 from Cyberwar - Google News
Timeline: Roughly 4 Weeks Pass Before Gov't Reveals Hacking ABC News The White House waited roughly four weeks before telling the public that hackers had stolen the personal information of millions of people associated with the feder...

» 10th Army Air and Missile Defense Command Soldier Helps at the Garrison - DVIDS (press release)
18/06/15 05:10 from missile defense - Google News
10th Army Air and Missile Defense Command Soldier Helps at the Garrison DVIDS (press release) Sgt. Robert Baddeley, a patriot system repair Soldier with Service Company, 5th Battalion, 7th Air Defense Artillery Regiment, works at his des...

» Nato chief is 'relying' on UK to meet defence spending target - Financial Times
18/06/15 05:09 from nato - Google News
Telegraph.co.uk Nato chief is 'relying' on UK to meet defence spending target Financial Times The UK and Italy are now alone among Nato's largest allies in not having committed to extra defence spending in light of Russia'...

» FBI joining investigation in Charleston hate crime - abc27
18/06/15 05:04 from fbi - Google News
abc27 FBI joining investigation in Charleston hate crime abc27 Charleston Police Chief Greg Mullen says the FBI will be involved in the investigation of a shooting at a historic black church that killed nine and is being called a hate cr...

» Assad Targets Civilians, Hospitals Amid Defeats in Syrian War
18/06/15 05:00 from Washington Free Beacon
The Syrian regime of Bashar al-Assad is systematically targeting civilians and hospitals, often with chemical weapons, to reverse recent setbacks in the country’s civil war, witnesses told the House Foreign Affairs Committee on Wednesday.

» Cruz Moves to Fine State Department for Illegally Withholding Key Iran Report
18/06/15 05:00 from Washington Free Beacon
Sen. Ted Cruz (R., Texas) is seeking to fine the State Department for illegally withholding the release of a key report on Iranian human rights abuses that was supposed to be released earlier this year, but was withheld, according to sou...

» OPM Deploys ‘Government Coaches’ After Hack
18/06/15 05:00 from Washington Free Beacon
The Office of Personnel Management (OPM) is deploying “government coaches” to teach employees “self-reflection, creativity, and problem solving,” just after the agency disclosed it was the target of the biggest cyber attack in U.S. history.

» The latest on Charleston church shooting: FBI joins investigation - AOL.com - AOL News
18/06/15 04:59 from fbi - Google News
AOL News The latest on Charleston church shooting: FBI joins investigation - AOL.com AOL News Charleston Police Chief Greg Mullen says the FBI will be involved in the investigation of a shooting at a historic black church that killed nin...

» FBI joins hunt for shooter after 9 killed at historic black church in ... - KTRK-TV
18/06/15 04:54 from fbi - Google News
KTRK-TV FBI joins hunt for shooter after 9 killed at historic black church in ... KTRK-TV FBI joins hunt for shooter after 9 killed at historic black church in Charleston, S.C.. Deadly church shooting. Nine people, including the pastor, ...

» Seguro Popular: Mexico’s progress in protecting the right to health
18/06/15 04:30 from openDemocracy
Mexico is roundly criticized for its failure to protect civil and political rights. But the “Seguro Popular” healthcare program is making significant progress. A contribution to the openGlobalRights debate on economic and social rights ....

» The present tense of (racial) slavery: the racial chattel logic of the US prison
18/06/15 04:20 from openDemocracy
The US prison regime functions through a racial chattel logic. Its animating force is not economic exploitation but rather racialized social reorganization and neutralization. Todd Awbrey/Flickr. Creative Commons. Since the era of coloni...

» Women soldiers continue to battle feelings of alienation and exclusion
18/06/15 03:58 from United States Defense and Military Forces - News - Times Topics - The New York Times
Women soldiers continue to battle feelings of alienation and exclusion despite serving with distinction in Afghanistan and Iraq wars; many describe sense that army remains a male institution in which they do not truly belong, saying bond...

» Police: FBI to investigate mass shooting at South Carolina church - KXAN.com
18/06/15 03:48 from fbi - Google News
KXAN.com Police: FBI to investigate mass shooting at South Carolina church KXAN.com CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) — Charleston Police Chief Greg Mullen says the FBI will be involved in the investigation of a shooting at a historic black church t...

» 9 fatally shot at historic black church in Charleston, SC
18/06/15 03:46 from News - Stripes
9 fatally shot at historic black church in Charleston, SC A white man opened fire during a prayer meeting inside a historic black church in downtown Charleston on Wednesday night, killing nine people in an assault that authorities descri...

» Fire at Catholic shrine on Sea of Galilee suspected arson
18/06/15 03:34 from DEBKAFile
A fire Wednesday night damaged the traditional Christian pilgrimage site, the church at Tabgha on the shores of the Sea of Galilee, where Jesus is believed to have performed the Miracle of the Multiplication of the Loaves and the Fishes....

» FBI: Surveillance Flights by the Book, Rarely Track Phones - ABC News
18/06/15 03:18 from fbi - Google News
FBI : Surveillance Flights by the Book, Rarely Track Phones ABC News The FBI assured Congress in an unusual, confidential briefing that its plane surveillance program is a by-the-books operation short on high-definition cameras — with so...

» FBI: Surveillance Flights by-the-Book, Rarely Track Phones - ABC News
18/06/15 03:17 from fbi - Google News
FBI : Surveillance Flights by-the-Book, Rarely Track Phones ABC News The FBI is telling Congress about its plane surveillance program, saying it's a by-the-book operation short on high-definition cameras, and that it has only tracked...

» On trade bill, Pelosi helps House Republicans - Philly.com
18/06/15 03:03 from anti-Americanism - Google News
Philly.com On trade bill, Pelosi helps House Republicans Philly.com The mouthpiece of globalism and anti-Americanism the New York Times smeared Bush as an opportunist. But Bush's commitment to deliver economic tangibles to Middle Ame...

» Russia warns of 'risks' should Sweden join Nato - The Local.se
18/06/15 02:58 from nato - Google News
The Local.se Russia warns of 'risks' should Sweden join Nato The Local.se “I think it's the combination of the perceived threat from Russia and a discussion about the armed forces' inability to carry out their tasks which...

» Alert sirens on Golan triggered by rebel offensive in Quneitra
18/06/15 02:54 from DEBKAFile
Alert sirens and explosions heard shortly before noon Wednesday at Ortal, Alonei Bashan, Merom Hagolan, Ein Zivan and Keshet. The blasts heard on the Golan came from the Syrian rebel offensive launched against Assad's forces in Qunei...

» A record 60 million people forcibly displaced by conflict
18/06/15 02:54 from DEBKAFile
Almost 60 million people worldwide were forcibly uprooted by conflict and persecution at the end of last year, the highest ever recorded number, the UN refugee agency said on Thursday in its annual Global Trends Report. More than half th...

» National View: InsideSources — Cyber security lessons from President Gerald ... - SouthCoastToday.com
18/06/15 02:30 from CyberWar - Google News
National View: InsideSources — Cyber security lessons from President Gerald ... SouthCoastToday.com Moreover, the sensitivity of the vulnerability and involvement of the intelligence community would be unacceptable to many despite the ne...

» Analysis: the unbearable ease of planting false information - i24news
18/06/15 02:26 from CyberWar - Google News
i24news Analysis: the unbearable ease of planting false information i24news China, Israel, Iran. Fingers are pointed at them all. International experts to meet in Israel on cyber warfare . We have yet to digest the meaning of the reports...

» Stop the 'downward trend' in defence spending, America warns Britain and Nato - Telegraph.co.uk
18/06/15 02:26 from nato - Google News
Telegraph.co.uk Stop the 'downward trend' in defence spending, America warns Britain and Nato Telegraph.co.uk America generals, British military chiefs and former Nato heads have all warned the UK would send Russia and Islamic te...

» After Tim Hunt: another science is possible
18/06/15 01:54 from openDemocracy
After the widespread reaction to Tim Hunt’s comments on women in science, it’s time to unpick the various hierarchies that stifle scientific debates and practice. Along with penguin gifs, maps, manbuns, eggs and Ruby Rose, the inte...

» Informant ‘got $47m reward’ for clues on MH17 downing over Ukraine
18/06/15 01:53 from intelNews.org
A German investigator, who is probing the downing of a civilian airliner over Ukraine nearly a year ago, says that an informant has claimed a multimillion reward for information pointing to those responsible for the attack.

» Asia stocks up, dollar sags as Fed tempers rate tightening views
18/06/15 01:23 from Search Results
Asia stocks up, dollar sags as Fed tempers rate tightening views Exclusive: Apple mines big profits from Watch band Small U.S. frackers face extinction amid drilling drought U.S. foreclosure activity up in May as bank repossessions rise ...

» KOREA: Death Before Disorder
18/06/15 01:15 from StrategyPage.com

» INFORMATION WARFARE: What Islamic Terrorists Love And Hate Most Of All
18/06/15 01:14 from StrategyPage.com

» COUNTER-TERRORISM: Divine Intervention
18/06/15 01:14 from StrategyPage.com

» WEAPONS: Tomahawks And Sharpened Shovels
18/06/15 01:13 from StrategyPage.com

» Cardinals' hacking into Astros' database is worse than Deflategate - SI.com
18/06/15 00:31 from Cyberwar - Google News
SI.com Cardinals' hacking into Astros' database is worse than Deflategate SI.com On SI Now, Sports Illustrated senior writer Tom Verducci discusses how much damage this alleged hacking scandal can have on the St. Louis Cardinals&...

» Government creates 477 posts for cyber security workforce of IB - Hindustan Times
18/06/15 00:23 from Cyberwarfare - Google News
Hindustan Times Government creates 477 posts for cyber security workforce of IB Hindustan Times Cyber attacks are increasing day by day. When we talk about smart cities, that also means more reliance on automation which will obviously tr...

» CIA Report Reveals Alarming Flaws In US intelligence - Town Hall
18/06/15 00:22 from cia - Google News
CIA Report Reveals Alarming Flaws In US intelligence Town Hall Two years ago, former NSA contractor and CIA employee Edward Snowden bailed to Hong Kong with a stash of digitized top-secret documents, some of which have since dribbled out...

» FBI cookbook offers 'top secret' recipes - New York Daily News
18/06/15 00:08 from fbi - Google News
New York Daily News FBI cookbook offers 'top secret' recipes New York Daily News There's a “secret” document the FBI doesn't want you to know about. And it's delicious. “Top Secret Recipes of the New York Office” is a...

» Take cyber security seriously - Charleston Post Courier
18/06/15 00:06 from Cyberwarfare - Google News
Charleston Post Courier Take cyber security seriously Charleston Post Courier That was the testimony of the Department of Homeland Security's top cyber security expert on Tuesday before the House Oversight and Government Reform Commi...

» Tracing a 17-Year-Old’s Path From Britain to an ISIS Suicide Attack
18/06/15 00:00 from NYT > Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS)
Talha Asmal, a student from West Yorkshire, would be his country’s youngest known suicide bomber if his role in an attack in Iraq is confirmed.

» ISIS Claims Responsibility for Deadly Bombings in Yemen
18/06/15 00:00 from NYT > Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS)
The bombs, which ripped through mosques in the capital Sana during prayer times, were another attempt to inflame tensions during cease-fire negotiations in Geneva.

» Plan to Train Iraqi Soldiers Is Hampered by Lack of Recruits, Defense Chief Says
18/06/15 00:00 from NYT > United States Defense and Military Forces
The U.S. has fallen behind its goal of training 24,000 Iraqi security forces by this fall, having only trained 9,000 so far.

» Review Clears St. Louis Cardinals Executives
18/06/15 00:00 from NYT > Federal Bureau of Investigation
High-level executives of the Cardinals were not involved in the hacking of the Astros’ database, a lawyer whose firm was hired by the team to perform a review said.

» Why Obama’s Plan to Send Advisers to Iraq Will Fail
18/06/15 00:00 from NYT > Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS)
Keeping them holed up on “lily pads” defeats the purpose of training troops.

» U.S., partner nations hone amphibious-assault skills for BALTOPS 2015
17/06/15 23:55 from GlobalSecurity.org
The U.S. Marine Corps, along with various partner nations, participated in Exercise BALTOPS 2015 in the Baltic region from June 7-15. British Royal Commandos, Finnish Costal Jaegers, Swedish and U.S. Marines demonstrated ship-to-shore as...

» DoD News: Contracts for June 17, 2015
17/06/15 23:55 from GlobalSecurity.org
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» At Security Council, UN troop commanders recount challenges of modern peacekeeping
17/06/15 23:55 from GlobalSecurity.org
From Mali to South Sudan and the Middle East and beyond, United Nations peacekeepers are tackling peace and security challenges of increasing intensity and broader global breadth, the top UN peacekeeping official said today as he urged t...

» Humanitarian needs at 'all-time high,' top UN relief official tells Economic and Social Council
17/06/15 23:55 from GlobalSecurity.org
Humanitarian needs are at an all-time high, the top United Nations relief official declared today, stressing that while the Organization needs no less than $18.8 billion to meet the needs of nearly 80 million people, it has received only...

» As UN-backed talks continue, Security Council calls for political solution to Libyan crisis
17/06/15 23:55 from GlobalSecurity.org
The Security Council has emphasized the urgency for Libyan stakeholders to reach a political solution to the country's crisis amid ongoing United Nations-facilitated talks.

» In Damascus, UN envoy wraps up talks with Syrian parties, condemns violence against civilians
17/06/15 23:55 from GlobalSecurity.org
The United Nations Special Envoy for Syria ended today a three-day visit to Damascus, which took place in the framework of the current consultations aimed at operationalizing the Geneva Communiqué of 30 June 2012.

» Syrian Doctors Present Evidence of New Chlorine Gas Attacks to US Congress
17/06/15 23:55 from GlobalSecurity.org
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad is again systematically using chemical weapons to kill, terrorize and disperse civilians in rebel-held areas - Syrian doctors and human rights activists told a U.S. congressional committee Wednesday

» Activists: Syria's Assad Adds 'Elephant Rockets' to Arsenal
17/06/15 23:55 from GlobalSecurity.org
Forces loyal to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad have added another improvised, indiscriminate weapon to their arsenal: 'elephant rockets,' named after the noise they make in flight. According to political activists, at least two dozen c...

» Yemen: Envoy says UN-backed consultations 'important start towards return to political process'
17/06/15 23:55 from GlobalSecurity.org
The United Nations Special Envoy for Yemen, Ismail Ould Cheikh Ahmed, has deemed the fact that both Yemeni delegations are in now Geneva to participate in the UN-facilitated consultations "an important start towards the return to a polit...

» UN Peacekeeping Chief Decries South Sudan's Lack of Cooperation
17/06/15 23:55 from GlobalSecurity.org
The U.N.'s peacekeeping chief expressed his frustration with South Sudan's leaders Wednesday, saying President Salva Kiir and his government have denied repeated requests for the U.N. mission there to use equipment needed to protect civi...

» EU Agrees To Extend Sanctions On Russia
17/06/15 23:55 from GlobalSecurity.org
European Union ambassadors have voted to extend economic sanctions against Russia to the end of January and prolong an investment ban on Crimea for another year.

» EU Agrees to Extend Russia Sanctions Over Ukraine
17/06/15 23:55 from GlobalSecurity.org
European Union governments have reached preliminary agreement to extend sanctions against Russia for six months for its role in the Ukraine crisis, triggering Kremlin warnings that Moscow will retaliate.

» MERS outbreak in Republic of Korea is 'wake-up call' for highly mobile world - UN health agency
17/06/15 23:55 from GlobalSecurity.org
The United Nations World Health Organization (WHO) today declared the Middle East Respiratory Syndrome, or MERS, outbreak that spread from the Middle East to the Republic of Korea does not constitute a 'public health emergency of interna...

» S.Korea reports 8 more MERS cases, 1 death
17/06/15 23:55 from GlobalSecurity.org
South Korea on Wednesday reported eight more cases of the Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) infection and one more death, bringing the total death toll to 20.

» Hong Kong Rejects China-backed Electoral Reforms
17/06/15 23:55 from GlobalSecurity.org
Hong Kong lawmakers have overwhelmingly rejected a controversial, Beijing-backed electoral reform package that had divided the territory's opposition and pro-government forces.

» 69475Search 69,475 Articles:
17/06/15 23:44 from United States Defense and Military Forces - News - Times Topics - The New York Times
69475 Search 69,475 Articles: Plan to Train Iraqi Soldiers Is Hampered by Lack of Recruits, Defense Chief Says By HELENE COOPER The U.S. has fallen behind its goal of training 24,000 Iraqi security forces by this fall, having only traine...

» New $10 bill to feature 1st woman on US paper money in more than 100 years
17/06/15 23:33 from News - Stripes
New $10 bill to feature 1st woman on US paper money in more than 100 years Various groups had been campaigning to get a woman honored on the nation's paper currency, which has been an all-male domain for more than a century. Reports: Bri...

» More US-NATO Wars on the Horizon? NATO Launches “Trident Juncture 2015 ... - Center for Research on Globalization
17/06/15 23:07 from nato - Google News
Romania-Insider.com More US- NATO Wars on the Horizon? NATO Launches “Trident Juncture 2015 ... Center for Research on Globalization It will take place in Italy, Spain and Portugal from September 28 to November 6, with land, air and nava...

» Making History: Dover High graduates 299 seniors - Foster's Daily Democrat
17/06/15 22:48 from James R. Clapper Jr. - Google News
Foster's Daily Democrat Making History: Dover High graduates 299 seniors Foster's Daily Democrat Brandi Kayla-Rae Abbott; Ryan D. Allen**; Ian Robert Anderson****; Michael J. Antone, Jr .; Tyler R . Archambault; Tyler D. Artimovich; Hann...

» Hacking Inquiry Finds a Trail Despite Efforts to Cover It Up - New York Times
17/06/15 21:26 from Cyberwar - Google News
Chron.com (blog) Hacking Inquiry Finds a Trail Despite Efforts to Cover It Up New York Times The F.B.I.'s route to the St. Louis Cardinals' front office in pursuit of an apparent hacker , or hackers, involved a trip through a shr...

» JPMorgan's Jimmy Lee, a legendary rainmaker, dies
17/06/15 21:19 from Search Results
JPMorgan's Jimmy Lee, a legendary rainmaker, dies Asia stocks up, dollar sags after dovish signals from Fed Fed says U.S. economy strong enough to handle rate hike | Putin's confrontation with West 'artificial': dissident Khodorksovsky U...

» CIA didn’t know strike would hit al-Qaeda leader
17/06/15 21:03 from National Security: National Security, Pentagon & Defense Department News - The Washington Post
The CIA did not know in advance that al-Qaeda’s leader in Yemen was among the suspected militants targeted in a lethal drone strike last week, according to U.S. officials who said that the operation went forward under counterterrorism g...

» Hacking group Anonymous takes down major Canadian government websites in ... - ABC Online
17/06/15 21:01 from Cyberwar - Google News
ABC Online Hacking group Anonymous takes down major Canadian government websites in ... ABC Online Several major Canadian government websites and servers have been taken down in a cyber attack, the government said. The hacking group, Ano...

» Possible bribery probed over deal to supply Chicago's privatized parking meters - Chicago Tribune
17/06/15 20:28 from fbi - Google News
Chicago Tribune Possible bribery probed over deal to supply Chicago's privatized parking meters Chicago Tribune The FBI is investigating whether an executive at the firm that manages Chicago's privatized parking meters was paid $...

» FBI agent attacked during search of NYC home in ISIS-related case - CNN
17/06/15 20:14 from fbi - Google News
CNN FBI agent attacked during search of NYC home in ISIS-related case CNN Early Wednesday morning, FBI agents arrived at Mumuni's home in Staten Island to execute a search warrant. Agents identified themselves to Mumuni and asked him...

» Market Update (NYSE:NOC): Northrop Grumman Successfully Flies Open ... - Jutia Group
17/06/15 20:04 from CyberWar - Google News
Market Update (NYSE:NOC): Northrop Grumman Successfully Flies Open ... Jutia Group This segment sells its products primarily to government agencies for use in various areas, including intelligence , surveillance, and reconnaissance; comm...

» NATO denounces Putin plan to beef up nuclear arsenal - Washington Post
17/06/15 20:01 from nato - Google News
NATO denounces Putin plan to beef up nuclear arsenal Washington Post NATO denounces Putin plan to beef up nuclear arsenal. Please enable flash to watch this video. Your browser does not currently support live streaming video. - Russian P...

» Joint Press point with NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg and the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defence of Poland, Tomasz Siemoniak
17/06/15 20:00 from www.nato.int Podcast

» Joint Press point with General Philip M. Breedlove, Supreme Allied Commander Europe; General Jean-Paul Paloméros, Supreme Allied Commander Transformation and Brigadier-General Kees Matthijssen, Commander of the Dutch 11th Air Mobile Brigade
17/06/15 20:00 from www.nato.int Podcast

» Key senator says to forget the deadline on Iran talks for a better deal
17/06/15 19:47 from National Security: National Security, Pentagon & Defense Department News - The Washington Post
The chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on Wednesday said he had urged Secretary of State John F. Kerry to ignore a looming deadline for nuclear negotiations with Iran if that’s what it takes to secure a more ironclad deal...

» Lawyer: Cardinals executives not involved in hacking of Astros - FOXSports.com
17/06/15 19:39 from Cyberwar - Google News
FOXSports.com Lawyer: Cardinals executives not involved in hacking of Astros FOXSports.com LOUIS -- High-level executives of the St. Louis Cardinals were not involved in the hacking of the Houston Astros' player personnel database, a...

» Report: FBI investigates Cardinals for allegedly hacking Astros front office - KPRC Houston
17/06/15 19:36 from fbi - Google News
New York Post Report: FBI investigates Cardinals for allegedly hacking Astros front office KPRC Houston "The Astros are smart to let the FBI do the heavy-lifting," said Travis Crabtree, a partner at Gray, Reed & McGraw. &qu...

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» Human Rights Watch details abuse of mentally disabled prisoners
14/05/15 10:27 from Mike Nova's Shared Newslinks
mikenova shared this story . In jails and prisons throughout the United States, correctional staff have sprayed mentally disabled prisoners with painful chemicals, shocked them with electric stun weapons, and strapped them for days in re...

» Iraq says Islamic State demolishes ruins to cover up looting - Middle East
14/05/15 10:25 from Mike Nova's Shared Newslinks
mikenova shared this story from Top news - (TEST). BAGHDAD — The videos of Islamic State militants destroying ancient artifacts in Iraq's museums and blowing up 3,000-year-old temples are chilling enough, but one of Iraq's top anti...

» Blackwater founder turns white-collar boss, aids China firms - Pacific
14/05/15 10:22 from Mike Nova's Shared Newslinks
mikenova shared this story from Top news - (TEST). HONG KONG — Almost five years after selling his notorious soldiers-for-hire business, the founder of Blackwater Worldwide is again running operations in some of the world's most ha...

» Jade Helm 15 explored on TV: Checkpoint challenges the conspiracy theories
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mikenova shared this story . As debate and conspiracy theories continue to percolate about the new military exercise Jade Helm 15, Checkpoint has been asked to help explain what the operation is — and is not. Above, a video providi...

» White House Hosts Teen Beaten by Israeli Police
14/05/15 10:20 from Mike Nova's Shared Newslinks
mikenova shared this story from Washington Free Beacon. AP BY: Adam Kredo A White House official confirmed that the Obama administration’s national security team recently met with a teenager who garnered international headlines aft...

» U.S. Marine Helicopter With Eight Aboard Missing in Nepal Quake Zone
14/05/15 10:19 from Mike Nova's Shared Newslinks
mikenova shared this story from Washington Free Beacon. Nepalese service members load relief supplies into a U.S. Marine Corps UH-1Y Venom from Joint Task Force 505 at Sindhuli, Nepal in this May 11 / Reuters BY: Reuters By David Alexand...

» Triple Whammy: Obama Makes Straw Man Argument, Rips Fox News And Jokes About His Coolness in One Breath
14/05/15 10:19 from Mike Nova's Shared Newslinks
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» Saudi Arabia Promises to Match Iran in Nuclear Capability
14/05/15 10:18 from Mike Nova's Shared Newslinks
mikenova shared this story . WASHINGTON — When President Obama began making the case for a deal with Iran that would delay its ability to assemble an atomic weapon, his first argument was that a nuclear-armed Iran would set off a &...

» The Best Way To Save Obama's Camp David Summit
14/05/15 10:17 from Mike Nova's Shared Newslinks
mikenova shared this story from Defense One - All Content. In the wake of the P5+1- Iran nuclear framework agreement, U.S. officials are taking pains to reassure Middle East governments that worry that Tehran will increase its destabiliz...

» Pentagon recommends new Navy, Army chiefs - Navy
14/05/15 10:15 from Mike Nova's Shared Newslinks
mikenova shared this story from Top news - (TEST). Army Gen. Mark Milley and Navy Adm. John Richardson were nominated Wednesday to command their respective services, marking a shift at the top at a time of strategic and budgetary turbule...

» President Nominates Milley, Richardson to Lead Army, Navy
14/05/15 10:15 from Mike Nova's Shared Newslinks
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» Senators Say China Diverted U.S. Nuclear Technology to Submarines in Violation of ’85 Accord
14/05/15 10:14 from Mike Nova's Shared Newslinks
mikenova shared this story from Washington Free Beacon. A Chinese technician lays cables on a nuclear reactor built with the technologies of Hualong-1 reactor at Fangchenggang Nuclear Power Plant / AP BY: Bill Gertz China has illegally d...

» Passengers Accuse TSA Agents of Sexual Assault
14/05/15 10:13 from Mike Nova's Shared Newslinks
mikenova shared this story from Washington Free Beacon. Airport security at Seattle–Tacoma International Airport / Wikimedia Commons BY: CJ Ciaramella Passengers at several of the busiest airports in the United States complained th...

» NATO to Keep Some Troops in Afghanistan After 2016
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mikenova shared this story from Washington Free Beacon. Afghan National Army (ANA) soldiers inspect the wreckage of vehicles at the site of a suicide attack that targeted a NATO convoy in Jalalabad city / Reuters BY: Reuters By Adrian Cr...

» Pentagon, U.S. Spy Chief Urge Use of More Russian Rocket Engines
14/05/15 10:12 from Mike Nova's Shared Newslinks
mikenova shared this story from Washington Free Beacon. U.S. Defense Secretary Ash Carter speaks at a news conference at the Pentagon in Washington / Reuters BY: Reuters By Andrea Shalal WASHINGTON (Reuters) – U.S. Defense Secretar...

» Russia Plans Army Training Exercises With China, India
14/05/15 10:11 from Mike Nova's Shared Newslinks
mikenova shared this story from Washington Free Beacon. AP BY: Reuters By Denis Dyomkin SOCHI, Russia (Reuters) – Russian land forces will join troops from China, India, Mongolia and Belarus in a series of joint military training e...

» Iraq Defense Ministry Says Second in Command of Islamic State Killed
14/05/15 10:10 from Mike Nova's Shared Newslinks
mikenova shared this story from Washington Free Beacon. A member loyal to the Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) waves an ISIL flag in Raqqa / Reuters BY: Reuters BAGHDAD (Reuters) – Iraq’s Defense Ministry said on W...

» Azerbaijan Funded Trip for 10 U.S. Lawmakers
14/05/15 10:10 from Mike Nova's Shared Newslinks
mikenova shared this story from Washington Free Beacon. Baroque fountain square at the old city of Baku, Azerbaijan, Central Asia, Asia / AP BY: Reuters WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Azerbaijan’s state-owned oil company paid hundred...

» Meet Gen. Mark Milley and Adm. John Richardson, the new picks to lead the Army and Navy
14/05/15 10:09 from Mike Nova's Shared Newslinks
mikenova shared this story . Defense Secretary Ashton B. Carter announced Wednesday that President Obama has selected a career infantry officer with extensive experience in Iraq and Afghanistan and a naval officer who has commanded a var...

» Obama Nominates Nuclear Chief To Head Navy
14/05/15 10:09 from Mike Nova's Shared Newslinks
mikenova shared this story from Defense One - All Content. U.S. President Barack Obama will nominate Adm. John Richardson, the head of the military’s nuclear-powered ship programs, to lead the Navy at a time when the sea service is...

» Senate Reaches Deal on Trade Vote After Democratic Revolt Against Obama
14/05/15 10:08 from Mike Nova's Shared Newslinks
mikenova shared this story from Washington Free Beacon. AP BY: Reuters By Krista Hughes and Richard Cowan WASHINGTON (Reuters) – U.S. senators reached a deal on Wednesday to move forward this week with legislation key to the propos...

» Yoda’s replacement: Air Force veteran to lead legendary Pentagon office
14/05/15 10:08 from Mike Nova's Shared Newslinks
mikenova shared this story . There’s a new Yoda at the Pentagon. Jim Baker, a retired Air Force colonel, has been tapped to run the Pentagon’s legendary Office of Net Assessment, taking over from Andrew W. Marshall ...

» Obama Nominates Former Afghanistan War Deputy To Lead Army
14/05/15 10:07 from Mike Nova's Shared Newslinks
mikenova shared this story from Defense One - All Content. President Barack Obama will nominate Gen . Mark Milley, a soldier with a background steeped in Special Forces and infantry command, to lead the Army. If confirmed as the ArmyR...

» Pentagon names military leaders selected to head Army, Navy
14/05/15 10:06 from Mike Nova's Shared Newslinks
mikenova shared this story . U.S. Defense Secretary Ash Carter, right, announced the nominations on Wednesday of Army General Mark Milley, center, to be the next Army chief of staff, and Admiral John Richardson, left, to be the chief of ...

» Top FBI official is appointed to take helm at the DEA
14/05/15 10:05 from Mike Nova's Shared Newslinks
mikenova shared this story . The Justice Department on Wednesday appointed a top FBI official and former U.S. attorney to be the new head of the embattled Drug Enforcement Administration. Chuck Rosenberg, chief of staff to the FBI direct...

» No. 2 Leader of ISIS Killed in U.S.-Led Airstrike, Iraq Says
14/05/15 10:04 from Mike Nova's Shared Newslinks
mikenova shared this story . BAGHDAD — The Iraqi government said Wednesday that the second-in-command of the Islamic State had been killed in an airstrike carried out by the American-led coalition in northern Iraq , a claim America...

» Defense Secretary Nominates New Army and Navy Chiefs
14/05/15 10:04 from Mike Nova's Shared Newslinks
mikenova shared this story . Defense Secretary Ashton B. Carter on Wednesday recommended Gen. Mark Milley, the head of Army Forces Command at Fort Bragg, N.C., to be the next Army chief of staff, and Adm. John Richardson, head of the Nav...

» NATO Worried By Russia Crimea Build-Up
14/05/15 09:59 from Mike Nova's Shared Newslinks
mikenova shared this story from Defense News - Home. NATO on Wednesday expressed alarm over a "wide-ranging" military build-up by Russia in Crimea, as well as talk that Moscow could even install nuclear weapons on the annexed Black Sea p...

» Everything China's doing isn't working - Business Insider
14/05/15 09:59 from Mike Nova's Shared Newslinks
mikenova shared this story from Cyber Warfare - Google News. Business Insider Everything China's doing isn't working Business Insider A bunch of data about the state of China's economy came out on Tuesday night, and all together it told ...

» This Pentagon map shows what's really driving China's military and diplomatic ... - Business Insider
14/05/15 09:58 from Mike Nova's Shared Newslinks
mikenova shared this story from Cyber Warfare - Google News. Business Insider This Pentagon map shows what's really driving China's military and diplomatic ... Business Insider Continued economic growth is imperative for China's leaders....

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