Global Security Newsletter // January 25

January 25, 2019

Global Security War Against Iran Becoming Ever More Likely - Common Dreams Bolton: US has 'special responsibility' to back Venezuelan opposition leader | TheHill - The Hill Connecticut Professor Fired For Nazi Salute – The Forward - Forward Illinois governor opens up about his family's immigrant past - Heritage Florida Jewish News 1. World from Michael_Novakhov (22 sites): FOX News: Moon discovery: Ancient 4-billion-year-old relic found on lunar surface War Against Iran Becoming Ever More Likely - Common Dreams Common Dreams Donald Trump’s domestic troubles, combined with the current makeup of his foreign policy team, provide a confluence of circumstances, perhaps a perfect storm, to pull the United States into a war with Iran. Read More Bolton: US has 'special responsibility' to back Venezuelan opposition leader | TheHill - The Hill The Hill National security adviser John Bolton said Thursday that the U.S. has a "special responsibility" to support the opposition to Nicolás Maduro's government in Venezuela, compared to other nations with authoritarian leaders. Read More Connecticut Professor Fired For Nazi Salute – The Forward - Forward Forward Housatonic Community College (JTA) — A community college in Connecticut fired a business professor who gave a Nazi salute at a faculty meeting days after the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting. Read More Illinois governor opens up about his family's immigrant past - Heritage Florida Jewish News Heritage Florida Jewish News (JTA)—J.B. Pritzker’s great-grandfather slept in a train station on his first night in Chicago. Now his billionaire descendant is about to become the governor of Illinois. Pritzker, a Jewish venture capitalist and Democrat, defeated the Republican incumbent, Bruce Rauner, in the November election. Read More 1. World from Michael_Novakhov (22 sites): FOX News: Moon discovery: Ancient 4-billion-year-old relic found on lunar surface Global Security News from Michael_Novakhov (27 sites) A team of scientists discovered a rock sample returned from the Apollo 14 mission to the moon that included a fragment that is believed to have originated on Earth, and could be the oldest Earth rock ever found. Read More

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