Former State Department senior advisor Joshua Walker analyzes the President’s national security and foreign policies. Photo: Getty Images.
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President Barack Obama said former National Security Agency analyst Edward Snowden’s “sensational” revelations of classified spying programs could impact U.S. operations for years to come. Photo: Getty Images.
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At a Senate Banking committee hearing Thursday, Undersecretary of State for Political Affairs Wendy Sherman explained steps involved in the p-five-plus-one joint agreement limiting Iran’s nuclear program.
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Army Chief Gen. Ray Odierno said Thursday that if sequestration cuts go unchanged, “the Army will be forced to make significant reductions in force, structure and end strength.”
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Army Chief Gen. Ray Odierno said Thursday that if sequestration cuts go unchanged, “the Army will be forced to make significant reductions in force, structure and end strength.”
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The whistleblower names the ‘worst offenders’ of mass surveillance without oversight and also calls for the United States to stop criminalizing him.
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While Iran, Syria, the Israelis and Palestinians remain priorities, President Obama and his team appear to be developing a lower key Middle East agenda. National Security Adviser Susan Rice said in an interview with The New York Times, “We can’t just be consumed 24/7 by one region, important as it is,” Rice continued. “He thought it was a good time to step back and reassess, in a very critical and kind of no-holds-barred way, how we conceive the region.”
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