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Matt Danzer
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Obama Delays Afghanistan Troop Drawdown, Leaving War to Next President
Obama Likely to End Up as a War President
As U.S. Airdrops Arms to Syrian Rebels, Kurds Accused of War Crimes
Outgoing Army Secretary Blasts Congressional Budget Politics
Marines Having Trouble Retaining Newer Recruits
Obama Shifts Strategy on Training Syrian Rebels
Algorithm Could Help Robots Predict Human Actions
Is Putin’s Syria Intervention Meant to Teach a Lesson
Landmark Cybersecurity Could Reach Senate Floor Soon
Defense Authorization Bill Passes Senate, Headed for Likely Veto
Top Commander in Afghanistan Recommends More Troops Stay for Longer
NATO Issues Warning After Russian Warplanes Escorted Out of Turkish Airspace
Investigation of Airstrike Against Kunduz Hospital Raises Additional Questions
Right and Wrong Ways to “Train-and-Equip” Foreign Forces
Pentagon Resumes Survey of Colorado Facilities for Potential Guantanamo Replacement
CIA Undergoes Major Reorganization
Understanding the Putin Doctrine
Pentagon Voices Worries Over Defense Industry Mergers
Russian Airstrikes Target CIA-Backed Syrian Revels
American Ground Forces Assist Afghans in Battle for Kunduz
Putin Takes Advantage of Obama’s Efforts to Contain the Middle East
Drone Strikes Take Toll on Militant Leadership
U.S. Launches Airstrike in Afghan Effort to Retake Kunduz From Taliban
U.S., China Reach “Understanding” on Economic Cyber Espionage
U.S.-Backed Syrian Rebels Surrender Arms to Al Qaeda
Administration Working Group Shies Away From Proposing Encryption “Backdoors”
NSA Chief Says Ending Bulk Collection Will Make Job Harder
Petraeus: More Troops Needed to Defeat ISIS
Second Guantanamo Detainee Released in a Week
Chinese Fighter Jets Conduct “Unsafe” Intercept of U.S. Spy Plane
One Year Into ISIS Fight, Anti-ISIS Envoy Steps Down
Army Examines Physical Standards As It Prepares to Open Jobs to Women
U.S., China Negotiating Cyber Arms Agreement
NATO Militaries Look to Rebuild Conventional Forces
The Procurement Issues That Slowed Down the Syrian Rebel Training Program
What the Latest Guantanamo “Reengagement” Figures Tell Us
Navy, Marines to Open All Jobs to Women
US-Trained Syrian Rebels Down to “Four or Five”
Rumors of Missed Syria Deal Likely Overblown
Senate Could Renew Iran Sanctions Act For Potential “Snap Back”
Republican Debate Highlights Foreign Policy Divisions Within Party
Requiring Data Back Doors Would Break Encryption
White House Struggles to Take More Aggressive Cyber Stance
As Russia Builds Up Presence in Syria, Miscommunication Concerns Mount
Clapper: Snowden Leaks Killed Major Intelligence Program in Afghanistan
Pentagon Plans Cuts to Headquarters As Budget Gridlock Continues
Obama Achieves Iran Deal Milestone With House Republicans in Disarray
Coalition Ramps Up Efforts to Fight ISIS in Syria
Feds, Tech Companies Continue Data Battles in Court