The Latest from FP 6/28

The Latest from FP

• Six Years That Shook the World - By John Garnaut
• The NSA Can't Tell the Difference Between an American and a Foreigner - By Shane Harris
• When the World's Sugar Daddy Turns Sour - By David Rothkopf
• Red Herring - By Zachary Karabell
• Crunch Time - By Michael Pettis
  The Latest National Security coverage from FP

  • Fall from grace: Hoss Cartwright, a target; The Validation of Evelyn Farkas; Biden calls a meeting on Syria; Marcel Lettre to advise policy, temporarily; Sonenshine to GW; and a bit more.
  • The NSA Can't Tell the Difference Between an American and a Foreigner
  • Sheehan, leaving the Pentagon; U.S. to send assistance to Lebanon?; Did Snowden want to shoot leakers in their [private parts]?; Duckworth, fired up; SecDef is wheels up; Hagel has Rice for dinner; and a bit more.
  • Don't Call It Isolationism
  • The Willie Suttons of the Cyberage
  • Reboot
  • Stevens’ diary reveals his brooding, hopeful final days; The Army: more cuts are coming; Why would Russia cough up Snowden?; Did the Pentagon blacklist “Snowden” URLs?; and a bit more.
  • Obama's 'Alice in Wonderland' Syria Strategy
  • New rules at the Pentagon; An attack in Kabul; Kerry reassures India; Snowden wants his computer; Casey: where’s the strategy for Syria?; The Hollywood treatment for China’s J-20; and a bit more.
  • Mitt Romney Was Right