The Latest National Security Coverage from FP 9/25

The Latest from FP

• U.S. and Iran express commitment to negotiate, but Iran pulls back on diplomacy
• Iran will meet with world powers at the U.N. to discuss its nuclear program
• Iran's opportunity for negotiations
• Tensions escalate after deaths of two Israeli soldiers in the West Bank
• Egypt's Daring Constitutional Gang of 50
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    • “Furloughs: “A new day for federal service!” Cartwright loses his security clearance; Drones moved from Djibouti; Is Bill Caldwell in trouble?; Carter to announce Navy Yard panel; Syria solution came from an all-night bender (JK!); and a bit more.
    • Forget the Handshake
    • The wolf closest to the door at the Pentagon; Is Iran fahreal?; the Navy Yard shooter lied, the military says; A hate crime in New York; Stimson: Do these 27 things and save $50 billion; A retired Marine colonel sounds off; and a bit more.
    • Armageddon 2
    • Mapped: Africa's Islamic Militants and Their Targets
    • Terrorists in Kenya put Somalia back on the map; Fight for the future: how much military compensation is too much?; Tammy Haddad and the Pentagon Channel; Power’s issue from hell; Indulge us: Situation Report reaches 50k subscribers: BAM!; and a bit more.
    • A chemical weapons gold rush; The senior airman behind the embassy shutdown; Marcel Lettre’s first Tweet; A deck of cards outside the Penty? Kleinfeld, turning it down at Truman; And a bit more. [Presented today by Lockheed Martin.]
    • Keep Cutting Nukes
    • “Obviously something went wrong"; A new process for clearances; On Syria, did the military “betray” Obama?; JIEDDO’s Tweeter voice, silenced; Rouhani: no war with any country; and a bit more. [presented today by Lockheed Martin.]
    • Meet the Microsoft Billionaire Who's Trying to Reboot U.S. Counterterrorism