As Pentagon Emphasizes Tough Choices, Post-War Budget May Force Innovation Eric Auner March 5, 2014 After more than a decade with the U.S. at war, the question around Washington is not whether the Defense Department’s budget will come down, but by how much. The Department of Defense officially released its base budget yesterday, which came […]
New York Times Letter to the Editor on Pentagon spending by Lt. General Robert Gard
The Military Budget By Robert Gard February 27, 2014 Your Feb. 26 editorial “A Military Budget to Fit the Times” was bold and important. The editorial laid out the reasons our inflated defense budget is having an inverse impact on our national security. As we continue to overspend for unneeded defense programs, we reduce our […]
The Jeff Santos Show Discusses the First-Step Iran Nuclear Deal with Kingston Reif
Director of Nuclear Non-Proliferation, Kingston Reif, joins The Jeff Santos Show to discuss the first-step deal with Iran.
TruthOut Publishes OpEd on Iran Negotiations by Laicie Heeley
Progress With Iran as Negotiations Continue in Vienna The United States and its international partners in the P5+1 (China, Russia, France, United Kingdom and Germany) sat down with Iran this week to begin to lay out the details of a final deal. So far, implementation of the November 24 Joint Plan of Action, which provides […]
Bloomberg Story on International Nuclear Deal with Iran Quotes Amb. Galbraith & Gen. Gard
Obama Shares Rouhani’s Challenge Selling Any Deal Reached By Indira A.R. Lakshmanan February 18, 2014 U.S. President Barack Obama and Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei have one thing in common: Both have voiced doubts that the talks starting today in Vienna will produce a deal to curtail Iran’s nuclear program. That’s only in part […]