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FAS News:

2012:

• Feb 21: St. Louis Post-Dispatch, "Rethinking How Many Nuclear Weapons Are Enough"
• Feb 19: New York Times, "WikiLeaks, a Postscript"
• Feb 18: Associated Press, "Boldest Nuclear Cutters Recently? It's Been GOP"
• Feb 17: The Atlantic, "The Media's 'Iran is a Wild and Crazy State' Frame"
• Feb 17: Foreign Policy, "Fumbling the Nuclear Football"
• Feb 17: Inside Iran, "Q & A: Iran Hopes Claims of Nuclear Advances Demonstrate Strength Ahead of Negotiations"
• Feb 16: Bloomberg BusinessWeek, "Al-Qaeda Bid for Role in Syria Cited by Panetta as U.S. Concern"
• Feb 15: Associated Press, "U.S. 'Very Closely' Watching Syrian Chemical Weapons"
• Feb 15: Mother Jones, "Nuclear Weapons on a Highway Near You" (sources FAS)
• Feb 15: Politico, "CIA OK'd Accused Leaker to Disclose Training, Assignments"
• Feb 14: Associated Press, "U.S. Weighing Steep Nuclear Arms Cuts"
• Feb 13: Poynter.org, "Aided by Silicon Valley, U.S. Government Ferrets Out Journalists' Confidential Sources"
• Feb 12: Omaha World-Herald, "Offutt Crews Are Troops' Ears in Sky" 
• Feb 11: New York TImes, "A High-Tech War on Leaks"
• Feb 10: Fox News, "The Sobering Truth About National Security Threats to a Finanically Squeezed USA"
• Feb 9: PhysOrg.com, "Carnegie's Richard Meserve Receives Inaugural Richard Garwin Award"
• Feb 9: EurekAlert, "Carnegie's Richard Meserve Recieves Inaugural Garwin Award"
• Feb 8: Government Security News, "Study Says Nuclear Plant Designs Need Stepped Up Attention to Security"
• Feb 8: DefenseNews.com, "IG Reviewing Overclassification at DOD"
• Feb 7: New York Times - The Lede, "Among Liberties Advocates, Outrage Over Expanded Use of Drones"
• Feb 7: Washington Times, "Drones Over U.S. Gets OK By Congress"
• Feb 6: Mother Jones, "Obama's Golden Nuclear Option"
• Feb 1: Bloomberg, "Biological Attack Threat Cited as Pentagon Bolsters Defense"
• Feb 1: Gizmodo, "Never Before Seen Satellite Spy Shots from the Depths of the Cold War"
• Jan 30: Wired - Threat Level, "CIA Claims Publication of Bin Laden Death Photos Would 'Trigger Violence'"
• Jan 30: Mother Jones, "A-10 vs. F-35: The Air Force's Latest Budget Bungle"
• Jan 29: Bloomberg/BusinessWeek, "IAEA Chief Unsure of Iran's Candor While Israel Issues Warning"
• Jan 27: Bloomberg, "IAEA's Amano Says Not Sure 'Iran Has Declared Everything'"
• Jan 27: Reuters, "The Spy Who Was Undone By His Email"
• Jan 27: Global Security Newswire, "Pentagon Unveils New Plan for Conventional Submarine =Based Ballistic Missiles"
• Jan 27: Albuquerque Journal, "Kirtland Nuclear Unit to be Inactivated"
• Jan 27: Voice of America, "Iran's Nuclear Program" (Persian) Part 1, Part 2, Part 3
• Jan 26: Reuters, "IAEA Talks in Tehran to Test Iran's Nuclear Defiance"
• Jan 24: TIME - Battleland, "The Afghan War: Cause and Effect"
• Jan 24: DailyKos.com, "Another Whistleblower Indicted Under the Espionage Act"
• Jan 24: Council on Foreign Relations, "Can Sanctions Bring Iran to the Table?"
• Jan 23: Washington Post, "Former CIA Officer Charged in Leaks Case"
• Jan 23: Chicago Tribune, "Former CIA Officer Charged With Leaking Classified Information"
• Jan 23: Washington Times, "Ex-CIA Officer Charged in Leak Case"
• Jan 23: National Public Radio, "Foreign Policy: Stop the Madness"
• Jan 19: Foreign Policy, "Stop the Madness"
• Jan 19: Nature, "Paul M. Doty (1920 - 2011)"
• Jan 19: Military.com News, "New Strategy Could Presage U.S. Nuclear Arsenal"
• Jan 18: Reuters, "Not-so-covert IranWar Buys West Time, Raises Tension"
• Jan 17: PBS Frontline, "Nuclear Aftershocks"
• Jan 17: Reuters Magazine, "WikiLeaks's 16th Minute"
• Jan 13: Reuters, "West Sceptical of Iranian Nuclear Cooperation"
• Jan 13: The Atlantic, "Killing Iranian Nuclear Scientists is Counterproductive and Wrong"
• Jan 13: Science, "Retrospective: Paul Mead Doty (1920 - 2011)"
• Jan 8: Seattle Times, "Plan for New Navy Wharf at Bangor Fires Up Nuke Debate"
• Jan 4: Reuters, "Nuclear Fuel Test Won't Hasten Iran Bomb"
• Jan 4: Foreign Policy, "Supreme Loser"

 

2011:

• Dec 31: Stars and Stripes, "A Case for the Guantanamo Exemption"
• Dec 29: Wired, "2011: The Year Intellectual Property Trumped Civil Liberties"
• Dec 29: Federal Register, "NARA Rule on the Declassification of National Security Information"
• Dec 26: Associated Press, "Decades Later, A Cold War Secret Is Revealed"
• Dec 26: New York Times, "Science and Censorship: A Duel Lasting Centuries"
• Dec 26: ABC News, "The Benefits of Video Games"
• Dec 26: News Observer, "Gingrich, Author Cause a Stir With EMP Theory" 
• Dec 23: New York Times, "How to Control Libya Missiles? Buy Them Up"
• Dec 23: Politico, "Bradley Manning's WikiLeaks Case: The Larger Issue"
• Dec 23: AOL News - Defense, "Your Move, Beijjing: Big Year Ahead for Chinese Navy"
• Dec 22: McClatchy Newspapers, "Bradley Manning Hearing Ends With No Clear Sign of Harm Done to U.S."
• Dec 22: National Defense Magazine, "Solar Flares Unlikely to Spark Electrical Armageddon"
• Dec 21: Reuters, "Why Are We Censoring Bird Flu Science?"
• Dec 20: Reuters, "Timeline on Iran Bomb Narrows, But Barely"
• Dec 20: Salon, "The Bradley Manning Treatment"
• Dec 20: The Times News, "Waiting and Watching in North Korea"
• Dec 19: Washington Post, "Pyongyang's Pursuit of Nuclear Weapons" (Sources Federation of American Scientists)
• Dec 19: The Orange County Register, "Kim Jong Il's Death Brings Dangers, Opportunities"
• Dec 19: Huffington Post, "U.S. Missile Defense Fantasy is Souring U.S.-Russian Reset"
• Dec 18: Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, "How the Reset Was Upset"
• Dec 16: National Journal, "WikiLeaks' Collateral Damage"
• Dec 15: Associated Press, "U.S. Set to Try Soldier Over Leaks, Targets Assange"
• Dec 15: Washington Times, "Manning Documents Reveal Security Lapses"
• Dec 14: National Public Radio, "Mysterious Events Leave Tehran Feeling Under Siege"
• Dec 12: Discovery News, "Is Newt Gingrich's EMP Doomsday a Reality?"
• Dec 12: New York Times, "Among Gingrich's Passions, A Doomsday Vision"
• Dec 10: The Sydney Morning Herald, "U.S. Students Dig Up Beijing's Secret Nuclear Stockpile"
• Dec 6: Washington Post, "Paul M. Doty, Harvard Scientist Who Warned Against Nuclear Arms, Dies at 91"
• Dec 6: Foreign Policy, "Paul Doty, 1920 - 2011"
• Dec 5: Financial Times, "Flawed U.S. Missile Defence Plan Should be Abandoned"
• Dec 3: Washington Post, "National Archives Works on Declassifying Massive Backlog of Documents"
• Dec 2: Global Security Newswire, "Analysts Question Research on China Nuclear Arms"
• Dec 2: Agence France-Presse, "U.S. Experts Skeptical on Report of China Nuclear Force"
• Nov 30: Christian Science Monitor, "A 'New START' to an Arms Race Between the U.S. and Russia?"
• Nov 30: Global Security Newswire, "Underground Construction Points to Larger Chinese Nuke Arsenal"
• Nov 29: Washington Post, "Evidence of China's Nuclear Storage System"
• Nov 29: Reuters, "For Iran, the Sanctions Price May Be Worth Paying"
• Nov 28: Washington Post - Federal Eye blog, "Obama Wants Better Digital Archive of Federal Records"
• Nov 28: Washington Post, "Obama Ordering Agencies to Keep Better digital Records"
• Nov 25: Baltimore Sun, "Bill to Tighten Espionage Act Alarms Whistle-Blowing Advocates"
• Nov 23: Washington Post, "Medvedev Threatens to Target U.S. Missile Shield in Europe If No Deal Is Reached"
• Nov 23: The Hill, "Latin America, Cyber Top List of Below Radar Threats"
• Nov 22: Associated Press, "Debt-reduction 'Supercommittee' Hid in Plain Sight"
• Nov 18: Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, "Seyed Houssein Mousavian: The West is Pushing Iran in the Wrong Direction"
• Nov 17: Huffington Post, "Defense Science Board Report Stresses Need for Climate Change Study in Intelligence Community"
• Nov 17: Hindustan Times, "Real Threat Assessment of Pak Nukes Not Yet Made"
• Nov 16: Global Security Newswire, "Danger of Trafficked Nuclear, Radiological Materials Lingers"
• Nov 16: Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, "Fatwas For Fission: Assessing the Terrorist Threat to Pakistan's Nuclear Assets"
• Nov 16: Gawker, "CIA Won't Give Ex-Agent a Copy of the Book He Wrote Because It's Classified"
• Nov 15: Washington Post - In The Loop, "How Do Obama's Cabinet Members Rate?"
• Nov 15: Mother Jones, "Climate Change Spy vs. Spy?"
• Nov 14: USA Today, "Defense Science Panel: Climate a National Security Threat"
• Nov 14: Wall Street Journal, "Australia PM Calls for End of India Uranium Ban" 
• Nov 14: Nature, "Iran's Nuclear Plan Revealed"
• Nov 14: Washington Post - In The Loop, "Nixon Comes Through Yet Again"
• Nov 14: New York Post, "Map to U.S. Nuke Stash"
• Nov 13: O Estado de São Paulo, "Relatório Sobre Irã Amplia Cisão Entre Potências" (Brazil)
• Nov 12: Al Jazeera, "Iran: When Newsrooms Go Nuclear"
• Nov 11: Agence France-Presse, "Pentagon Weighs Cuts to Nuclear Arsenal"
• Nov 11: Inside Iran, "Q+A: IAEA Report Indicates Iran's Slow Development on Nuclear Program"
• Nov 10: The Atlantic, "It's Not Too Late to Peacefully Keep Iran From the Bomb"
• Nov 10: Newsweek, "Former CIA General Counsel Is In The Crosshairs in Leak Probe"
• Nov 10: RT.com, "U.S. Spending More On Nukes Now Than During Cold War" 
• Nov 9: Voice of America, "The New IAEA Report on Iran's Nuclear Program" Part I (Persian)
• Nov 9: Voice of America, "The New IAEA Report on Iran's Nuclear Program" Part II (Persian)
• Nov 8: Global Security Newswire, "U.S. Blueprint for New Nuclear Arms Cuts Expected By Year's End"
• Nov 7: Reuters, "Q+A: UN Report on Iran's Nuclear Program"
• Nov 7: Federal Times, "News Digest- November 7"
• Nov 6: Los Angeles Times, "Republicans Urge Herman Cain to Tell All in Harassment Flap"
• Nov 4: Global Security Newswire, "Obama to Seek New International Penalties on Iran"
• Nov 4: Global Security Newswire, "China Seen Deploying New Nuke-Ready Ballistic Missiles"
• Nov 4: The Times of India, "Panic Over China's Four New Nuclear Ballistic Missiles"
• Nov 2: Global Security Newswire, "Obama Urged to Defend Nuclear Nonproliferation Funds"
• Nov 2: Gizmodo.com, "Four Cranky Crazy Old Men Busted for Toxic Terror Plot"
• Nov 1: Associated Press, "As Assange Awaits Ruling, WikiLeaks Faces Its Fate"
• Nov 1: Foreign Policy, "Arms Control Groups Appeal to Obama for Help With Congress"
• Oct 28: Association Press, "U.S. Intel Agencies Tightening Belts in 2011"
• Oct 28: Defense News, "Slight Drop in U.S. Funding for Intel Programs"
• Oct 28: Global Security Newswire, "Some Nuclear Experts Question Ramp-up in U.S. Tritium Production"
• Oct 28: United Press International (UPI), "Israel Fears Berlin Could Scrap Sub Deal" 
• Oct 27: Washington Post, "U.S. Keeps Major Lead Over Russia in Nuclear Weapons"
• Oct 27: Science Insider, "U.S. Weapons Lab Gets a New Director"
• Oct 26: USA Today, "U.S.-made 'Monster' Nuclear Warhead B53 Dismantled"
• Oct 26: Global Security Newswire, "U.S. Releases New START Nuke Data"
• Oct 26: Huffington Post, "Washington Should Not Let the New Iran Crisis Go To Waste" 
• Oct 26: The Telegraph, "U.S. Dismantles Last Big Cold War Nuclear Bomb"
• Oct 26: National Public Radio - The Two-Way blog, "Dismantling the Biggest Nuclear Bomb"
• Oct 25: National Public Radio - All Things Considered, "Cold War Bomb to be Dismantled"
• Oct 25: Associated Press, "U.S.'s Biggest Nuclear Bomb Dismantled in Texas"
• Oct 25: Agence France-Presse, "U.S. Dismantles Last Big Cold War Nuclear Bomb"
• Oct 25: Wired UK, “Last Nuclear ‘Monster Weapon’ Gets Dismantled” 
• Oct 25: Daily Mail (UK), “Dismantling the mega-nuke: America begins to take apart B53 that was 600 times more powerful than bomb that flattened Hiroshima”
• Oct 25: Gawker, “Goodnight Sweet ‘Monster Weapon’”
• Oct 24: Wall Street Journal, "How Many Nukes Does China Have?"
• Oct 24: Global Security Newswire, "U.S. to Finish Disassembling Massive Nukes"
• Oct 24: Bloomberg, "U.S. Dismantles Last 10,000 Pound Cold War-era Nuclear Bomb"
• Oct 21: Science Insider, "143 New Patents That Won't See the Light of Day"
• Oct 20: Global Security Newswire, "Looming Iran Assessment Worries Russia"
• Oct 19: New York Times, "Administration Proposes Rule for Opening Up Historic Grand Jury Transcripts"
• Oct 19: Reuters, "Russia Concerned About Iran Nuclear Report: Diplomats"
• Oct 19: Council on Foreign Relations, "The Effort to Isolate Iran"
• Oct 19: Huffington Post, "The Bottom Line Case for Zeroing Out Nuclear Weapons"
• Oct 18: National Journal, "IAEA Should Release Iran Info, White House Says"
• Oct 17: Reuters, "Analysis - Iran-U.S. Tension Rising Ahead of Elections"
• Oct 17: Wired - Danger Room, "U.S. Spies Facing Tens of Billions in Budget Cuts"
• Oct 17: Global Security Newswire, "Experts Divided on Impact to U.S. of Russia, China Nuke Modernization"
• Oct 14: Reuters Blog, "Obama and America's Culture of Secrecy"
• Oct 14: Gulf News, "Will Israel Bomb Iran Without Notifying the U.S.?"
• Oct 12: United Press International (UPI), "Nixon Watergate Testimony Set for Release"
• Oct 11: Global Security Newswire, "U.N. Agency to Air Data on Iranian Nuclear Missile Concerns"
• Oct 11: Huffington Post, "Global Zero Nuclear Summit Aims to Eliminate Nuclear Weapons Worldwide"
• Oct 10: Reuters, "IAEA Seen Giving More Detail on Iran Atom Bomb Fears"
• Oct 10: The Guardian - Global Security Blog, "Obama Urged to Accept Iranian Nuclear Offer"
• Oct 10: Washington Post - In the Loop, "Richard Nixon Texts and Tapes Will Be Released Soon"
• Oct 9: Huffington Post, "An Iran Policy for the 99%: Yes to the Medical Nuke Deal"
• Oct 8: Federal Times, "News Briefs"
• Oct 7: Global Security Newswire, "U.S. Should Accept Iran's Latest Uranium Enrichment Offer, Experts Say"
• Oct 7: Asia Times, "Pressure Builds on Iran at Nuclear Watchdog"
• Oct 7: Federal Times, "Executive Order Cracks Down on Classified Leaks"
• Oct 6: Huffington Post, "Pressure Mounts on Obama Administration to Release Legal Justification for al-Awlaki Killing"
• Oct 5: IPS News, "Pressure Builds on Iran at Nuclear Watchdog Agency"
• Oct 5: Society of Environmental Journalists, "Why Does the CIA Keep Climate a Secret?"
• Oct 4: New York Times, "A Closed-Mouth Policy Even on Open Secrets"
• Oct 4: Washington Post - The Fact Checker, "Bachmann's Claim that China 'Blinded' U.S. Satellites"
• Oct 4: Jezebel, "Michelle Bachmann Claims China Blinding U.S. Satellites With Science"
• Oct 3: Reuters, "U.S. Cool on Iran Atom Offer, Experts See Chance"
• Oct 1: The International, "Center of American Power in the Middle East Shifts From 'New Dawn'"
• Sep 30: Wall Street Journal, "Panel's War-Waste Records Sealed as Work Ends"
• Sep 29: International Herald Tribune, "An Iranian Offer Worth Considering"
• Sep 28: Fast Company, "Game Changer"
• Sep 28: Emergency Management, "Nuclear Concern Washes Ashore Following Japan's Crisis" 
• Sep 23: Digital Journal, "CIA Says Global Warming Inteliggence is 'Classified'"
• Sep 23: Council on Foreign Relations, "Rethinking U.S. Policy Toward Iran"
• Sep 22: Wired - Threat Level, "CIA Says Global Warming Intelligence is 'Classified'"
• Sep 22: Agence France-Presse, "Looted Libyan Missiles Dangerous But Difficult to Use"
• Sep 21: New York Times, "'Myopic' Missile Defense"
• Sep 21: Nature, "Military Surveillance Data: Shared Intelligence"
• Sep 21: Federal TImes, "4.2 Million Have Security Clearances, Report Says"
• Sep 21: Sioux City Journal, "Missile Test Sends Wrong Message"
• Sep 20: International Herald Tribune, "The Delusion of Missile Defense"  (OPED)
• Sep 20: Washington Post - Checkpoint Washington, "How Many Security Clearances Have Been Issued? Nearly Enough for Everyone in the Washington Area"
• Sep 20: Global Security Newswire, "Experts Question Indications of U.S. Nuclear "Hedge" Force Cuts"
• Sep 20: Albuquerque Journal, "Upgrading a Nuke with No Test Drive"
• Sep 20: Information Week, "Social Media Carries Risk at Disaster-Relief Time"
• Sep 19: Ottawa Citizen, "U.S. to Produce "Reserve" Nuclear Warheads Over Next Two Decades"
• Sep 18: Ottawa Citizen, "Nuclear Warhead Modernization Plan Ambitious and Expensive"
• Sep 16: National Public Radio, "Iran's Political Infightening Ensnares 2 U.S. Hikers"
• Sep 16: Huffington Post, "Lone Wolves and Home-Grown Terrorists: Experts Warn of a Growing Threat from Unusual Sources"
• Sep 16: Global Security Newswire, "Latest Tumbling Satellite Fails to Warrant Space Intercept: U.S. Officials"
• Sep 16: Albuquerque Journal, "The More We Change Our Nuclear Stockpile, the Less We Know It"
• Sep 16: Federal Computer Week, "Social Media: A Mixed Blessing for Disaster Response"
• Sep 15: Gulf News, "Ahmadinejad Looks for Confrontation with the U.S."
• Sep 14: The National, "Behind the Scenes Politics at Play in Ahmadinejad's Trip"
• Sep 14: Indian Express, "More Recent Overt Sign of Indigenous Hindu Terrorism"
• Sep 13: The Atlantic, "On Iran's Nuclear Program, Science Contradicts Rhetoric"
• Sep 13: New Scientist, "Laser Fusion Trio Team Up to Develop Clean Power"
• Sep 11: Foreign Policy, "Waiting for Bushehr" 
• Sep 11: Seattle Times, "Does Navy Depot Pose a Danger to Public?"
• Sep 10: Associated Press, "Post-9/11 Maze of Secrecy"
• Sep 9: Washington Times, "Perpetual Security State"
• Sep 9: CJChivers.com, "Looting of Qaddafi Muitions Depots Continues" 
• Sep 8: Associated Press, "U.S. Experts in Libya Amid Alarms About Missing Arms"
• Sep 8: United Press International (UPI), "Libya Weapons Status 'Murky'"
• Sep 8: Dayton Daily News, "A Decade Later, Terrorists Have Not Employed Nuclear Weapons"
• Sep 7: New York Times, "Heat-Seeking Missiles Are Missing From Libyan Arms Stockpile"
• Sep 7: Bloomberg News, "Intelligence Chairman Urges White House Action on Libyan Weapons"
• Sep 6: NPR, "Has Sept. 11 Changed How Agencies Share Secrets?"
• Sep 3: NPR, "WikiLeaks Now Victim of Its Own Leak"
• Sep 2: The Independent, "What Has Happened to WikiLeaks?"
• Sep 2: The Guardian, "Libya Warned Smugglers Are Looting Gaddafi's Guns"
• Sep 2: Scientific American, "The Drone Wars:  9/11-Inspired Combat Leans Heavily on Robot Aircraft"
• Aug 31: Reuters UK, "WikiLeaks Denies Charges It Put Lives in Danger"
• Aug 30: Los Angeles Times, "WikiLeaks Publishes Cables Exposing Confidential Sources"
• Aug 30: Agence France-Presse, "U.S. Fears Individuals at Risk After WikiLeaks Dump"
• Aug 30: CBS News, "WikiLeaks Cables Reveals Diplomatic Sources"
• Aug 30: CBC Radio, "Libya Weapons"
• Aug 30: Radio Netherlands Worldwide, "U.S. Concerned Individuals at Risk After WikiLeaks Dump"
• Aug 29: Associated Press, "Justice Department Won't Release Full Memos on George W. Bush's Warrantless Surveillance"
• Aug 29: New York Times, "WikiLeaks Leaves Names of Diplomatic Sources in Cables"
• Aug 29: National Public Radio, "Warrantless Surveillance Memos Stay Classified"
• Aug 29: CBS News, "U.S. Warrantless Surbeillance Memos Remain Sealed"
• Aug 29: Fox News, "Obama Administration Blocks Release of Bush Administration Surveillance Policy Memos"
• Aug 27: Agence France-Presse, "CIA Demands Cuts to Critical 9/11 Memoir"
• Aug 26: Politico - Under the Radar, "Prosecutors Make Case (Again) for Risen Testimony"
• Aug 25: Wired - Danger Room, "Gadhafi's Loose Weapons Could Be "1000 Times" Worse Than Sadam's"
• Aug 25: Bloomberg News, "U.S. May Shop for Libyan Missiles in Mali"
• Aug 25: The Atlantic, "What Happens to Libyan Oil After Qaddafi?"
• Aug 25: Japan Today, "9/11 Grip on Info Can Still Be Wacky"
• Aug 24: Washington Times, "Libya's Missiles, Chemicals Worry U.S."
• Aug 24: National Journal, "If Qaddafi Falls, What Happens to Libyan Oil?"
• Aug 24: Willamette Week, "Mug Shot Profiteers"
• Aug 22: Associated Press, "Gov't Post 9/11 Rush to Hide Data Abates, But Persists in Name of Fighting Terror"
• Aug 22: AlterNet.org, "Obama Likely to Stick with Nukes"
• Aug 18: Baltimore Sun, "Too Many Secrets" 
• Aug 18: Global Security Newswire, "Prospects Grow for Cuts to U.S. Nuclear 'Hedge Force'"
• Aug 17: InterPressService, "U.S. Nuclear Arsenal Holds Fast to Status Quo"
• Aug 17: Nieman Watchdog, "Is Obama's Nuclear Posture Review in Safe Hands?"
• Aug 13: Albuquerque Journal, "Kirtland Commander to Retire Sept. 1"
• Aug 12: Global Security Newswire, "Steps Needed to Curb Reliance on U.S. Nukes"
• Aug 10: Los Angeles Times, "When Secrecy Gets Out of Hand"
• Aug 9: TIME - Battleland, "Suicides, PTSD and Drug Abuse Among Combat Vets"
• Aug 9: Australian Broadcast Corporation (ABC) Radio - Late Night Live, "Global Nuclear Update"
• Aug 5: Australian Broadcast Corporation (ABC), "One Plus One Friday" (program) 
• Aug 4: New York Times, "An Opinion by Judge on Spy Law Creates a Stir"
• Aug 3: Boing Boing, "Mugshot Sites and Mugshot Removal Sites: Unholy Blackmail Symbiosis"
• Aug 2: Wired - Threat Level, "Mug-Shot Industry Will Dig Up Your Past, Charge You to Bury It Again"
• Aug 1: New York Times, "Complaint Seeks Punishment for Classification of Documents"
• Aug 1: Global Security Newswire, "Iranian Centrifuge Deployment Falls Behind Schedule"
• Jul 31: Fox News Radio, "Were Historic Items Lost After 9/11 Terrorist Attacks?"
• Jul 30: Associated Press, "Mystery Surrounds Loss of Records, Art on 9/11"
• Jul 29: Salt Lake Tribune, "Endorse FOIA"
• Jul 29: New Scientist, "The Tech That Spooks the Spooks"
• Jul 29: Washington Post - Checkpoint Washington, "Government's Treatment of Alleged Leaker Thomas Drake Was "Unconscionable""
• Jul 28: Wired - Threat Level, "Document: FBI Surveillance Geeks Fear, Love New Gadgets" 
• Jul 28: Global Security Newswire, "Norway Killer Claims Allies Are Attempting to Acquire WMD"
• Jul 28: Asian Scientist Magazine, "Report by Atomic Scientists Underscore Rise of Pakistan's Nuclear Program" 
• Jul 27: Washington Post, "Administration Rebuffs Wyden, Udall on Surveillance Query"
• Jul 26: Washington Post, "Freedom of Information Act Needs A Push"
• Jul 26: New York Times - At War Blog, "Reading the Refuse: Counting Col. Qaddafi's Heat Seaking Missiles and Tracking Them Back to Their Sources"
• Jul 20: PBS - Ideas in Action, "Has Nuclear Power Run Out of Power?
• Jul 20: Washingtonian, "Obama Administration's Point Man to Stop Leaks"
• Jul 20: Global Security Newswire, "NATO Should Limit Role of Nukes, Remove U.S. Warheads"
• Jul 19: National Journal, "In Court Papers, U.S. Openly Suggests Pakistan Interested in Thermonuclear Weapons"
• Jul 19: Global Security Newswire, "Court Papers Suggest Pakistani Interest in Thermonuclear Weapon"
• Jul 17: Associated Press, "FBI Offers Anti-Terror Degree at Indiana-U, But Not Everyone Can Enroll"
• Jul 17: Omaha World-Herald, "StratCom Battles Space Crunch"
• Jul 15: Huffington Post, "While Prosecutors Nail Banks Over Offshore Tax Abuses, Lobbyists Push to Delay New IRS Rules"
• Jul 13: Global Security Newswire, "FBI Establishes Graduate Degree Program in WMD Studies"
• Jul 12: TIME - Battleland, "Rin Tin Tin Info: Now Off Limits"
• Jul 12: Huffington Post, "House Committee Wants to Drop Proposal to Expand Offshore Drilling Oversight"
• Jul 12: Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, "FBI, IUP Partner to Create Anti-Terror Degree Program"
• Jul 11: Bloomberg News, "Panetta Presses Iraq for Decision on Keeping U.S. Troops Past End of Year" 
• Jul 11: Politico - Under the Radar, "Alleged CIA Leaker Wants to Subpoena Senate and Intel Panel Aides"
• Jul 9: The International News (Pakistan), "Seasonal Campaign Against Pakistan Nukes Begin"
• Jul 8: Associated Press, "Woman Accused of Shipping Paint to Pakistani Plant"
• Jul 8: TIME - Battleland blog, "Number of Homeless Vets Dropping Sharply"
• Jul 8: Global Security Newswire, "Pakistani Nuclear Controls Should Avert Any Insider Threat"
• Jul 8: Salem News, "Reviewing the Powers of Intimidation & Mainstream Media Sources"
• Jul 7: Global Security Newswire, "BWC Review Conference Could Revive Verification Debate, Chairman Says"
• Jul 1: CNN, "Could Terrorists Take Pakistan Nukes?"
• Jul 1: U.S. News & World Report, "U.S. Must Learn From Japan Nuclear Crisis"
• Jul 1: Global Security Newswire, "Pakistan Seen as Having FAstest Expanding Nuke Stockpile"
• Jun 30: Washington Post - Letter to the Editor, "A Good Start for Pentagon Cuts: Missile Defense"
• Jun 30: HSToday, "Think Tank Identifies Growing Terrorist Threat to Pakistan's Nuke Arsenal"
• Jun 29: CNN, "Iran Testing Potential Nike Missiles?"
• Jun 29: Associated Press of Pakistan, "Pakistani Nukes Are Safe, U.S. Expert Says"
• Jun 29: Associated Press, "Iran Conducting Secret Ballistic Missile Tests"
• Jun 29: Politico, "Report: 'Neo-Taliban' Are Most Dangerous Terror Group"
• Jun 29: Wall Street Journal - India Real Time, "Are Pakistan's Nukes Safe?"
• Jun 29: CNN - Global Public Square, "New Report Warns on Pakistan's Nukes"
• Jun 29: Business Insider, "Radicals Closer Than Ever to Pakistan's Nukes"
• Jun 29: iWatch News, "Neo-Taliban Groups Rely on Bold Attacks, Military Connections"
• Jun 25: Scientific American, "Is Karzai's Accusation That Coalition Forces are Polluting Afghanistan With Nuclear Material Accurate or an Over-Reaction?"
• Jun 24: Washington Post, "Intelligence Spending Still Buried Deep in Budget"
• Jun 22: Fox News, "Defending Against Cyber-Warfare"
• Jun 22: Columbia Journalism Review, "Risen's Gripping Affidavit"
• Jun 22: Global Security Newswire, "Senate Bill Echoes House Questions About Obama's Nuclear Policy"
• Jun 20: Pravda, "Nuclear Present for Russia from Mr. Obama, the Peacemaker"
• Jun 19: Foreign Policy, "The Tattered Germ Warfare Treaty"
• Jun 17: New York Times, "U.S. Pressing Its Crackdown Against Leaks"
• Jun 17: Scientific American, "Better Lasers Developed to Defend U.S. Choppers from Shoulder-Fired Missiles"
• Jun 17: Belfast Telegraph, "British Experts Hunt Libya Missiles"
• Jun 17: National Public Radio, "U.S. Funds Hunt for Libyan Missiles"
• Jun 17: Associated Press, "U.S. Funds Hunt for Libyan Missiles"
• Jun 16: Global Security Newswire, "U.S. Nuke Overhaul Seen Adding New Abilities"
• Jun 15: Bloomberg, "Nuclear Bomb Overhaul May Counter Obama Pledge, Anger Russia"
• Jun 14: Russian Television (RT), "NATO Missile Defense Shield Not Effective"
• Jun 12: Politico, "Feds' Policy on Reading WikiLeaks Docs 'Incoherent,' Critics Say"
• Jun 11: Associated Press, "NSA Case Unlikely to Deter Obama's Take on Leakers"
• Jun 10: Associated Press, "Ex-Spy Agency Official Strikes Plea Bargain"
• Jun 10: Wall Street Journal, "Plea Deal Ends Leak Case Against Former Official"
• Jun 10: Washington Post, "NSA Leak Trial Exposes Dilemma for Justice Department"
• Jun 10: Baltimore Sun, "Drake Pleads Guilty to Misdemeanor in NSA Espionage Case"
• Jun 9: Associated Press, "U.S. Reaches Plea Deal in Classified Leaks Case"
• Jun 9: New Yorker, "A Deal in the N.S.A. Case"
• Jun 9: Politico, "Ex-NSA Official Thomas Drake Takes Plea Deal"
• Jun 9: MSNBC.com, "Justice Case Against Alleged Leaker Collapses"
• Jun 9: Washington Times, "Government's Espionage Case Against NSA Official Stumbles"
• Jun 9: Global Security Newswire, "Russian Unease Over U.S. Over Missile Defense PLans 'Legitimate,' Experts Say" 
• Jun 9: United Press International, "Ex-NSA Official Gets Espionage Plea Deal"
• Jun 9: CNN, "Will Computers Replace School Teachers?"
• Jun 8: Washington Post, "Case Narrows Against Thomas Drake, ex-NSA Manager Accused of Mishandling Classified Files" 
• Jun 8: The Atlantic, "Iran's Nuclear Program, Charging Ahead"
• Jun 8: Nature, "Computer Security: Is This the Start of Cyberwarfare?"
• Jun 8: Politico, "Why Russia's Anti-Missile Defense"
• Jun 8: LiveScience.com, "Beyond E Coli: The Deadly Germs Scientists Really Fear"
• Jun 6: Bloomberg, "Iran Wants the Bomb and It's Well on Its Way"
• Jun 6: Politico - Under the Radar, "Feds Pare Back NSA Leak Case to Shield Technology"
• Jun 6: All Headline News, "Bangladesh Anthrax Outbreak a Threat to Livelihoods and Human Health"
• Jun 2: The Atlantic, "Pakistan Seen Readying to Cross Nuclear Threshold" 
• Jun 1: Global Security Newswire, "Pakistan Seen Readying to Cross Nuclear Threshold"
• May 31: Politico - Under the Radar, "Judge Plans to Shield Unclassified Info in NSA Leak Case"
• May 27: Salon, "Sen. Benjamin Cardin's Impressive Feat" 
• May 27: Nature, "Terrorist 'Pre-Crime' Detector Field Tested in United States" 
• May 26: Huffington Post, "WikiLeaks Probe Ramps Up One Year After Bradley Manning's Arrest" 
• May 25: United Press International, "U.S. Seeks to Make Reporter on CIA Testify" 
• May 24: Washington Post, "Reporter Subpoenaed in Leaks Case"
• May 24: Science Now, "After U.S. Pressure, Smallpox WIns Reprieve Again"
• May 23: The New Yorker, "The Secret Sharer - Is Thomas Drake an Enemy of the State?"
• May 23: Fox News, "Boeing, General Dynamics Find Favor in High Court After Navy Killed Contract"
• May 19: National Journal, "U.S. Nuclear Agency Releases New Strategic Plan for Next Decade"
• May 19: Global Security Newswire, "Former Officials Call for U.S., Russian Nuclear Transparency" 
• May 18: National Public Radio - All Things Considered, "WHO Looks at Destroying Smallpox Stocks"
• May 18: Washington Post, "Life Span of U.S. Nuclear Weapons Will Increase Under Plan"
• May 17: Bloomberg BusinessWeek, "Drug Resistant Germs Lure Biotechs to Create New Antibiotics"
• May 17: Wall Street Journal - Law Blog, "The Legal Wrangling Over the bin Laden Photos"
• May 16: Reuters, "Analysis: Bin Laden Photo Fight Pits White House vs. Press"
• May 15: Associated Press, "Libyan Combat Stymies Moves on Antiaircraft Threat"
• May 15: Newsweek, "Pakistan's Nuclear Surge" (info compiled for chart)  
• May 13: Nature, "WHO to Decide the Fate of Smallpox Stocks"
• May 13: All Headline News, "Watch Out Whistleblowers: Congress and Courts Move to Curtail Leaks"
• May 12: Washington Post, "Now You See the Kabul Bank, Now You Don't"
• May 12: Politico, "Deadly Exposure: The Osama bin Laden Photo Battle"
• May 12: Federal Computer Week, "ODNI Report Says Office Did No Data Mining in 2010"
• May 12: PressTV, "House Votes to Limit Obama's Ability to Reduce U.S. Nuclear Weapons"
• May 11: MSNBC, "Grand Jury to Hear Evidence in WikiLeaks Case"
• May 11: Salon, "The WikiLeaks Grand Jury and the Still Escalating War on Whistleblowing"
• May 11: National Public Radio, "Case Against WikiLeaks Part of Broader Campaign"
• May 10: The Daily Beast, "The CIA's Last Minute Osama bin Laden Drama"
• May 10: Government Computer News, "FBI Posted a Perfect Record on Snooping Requests in 2010"
• May 7: CJ Chivers.com, "More Images of the Scattering of Type 84 Mines in Misurata"
• May 7: Times of India, "Since 9/11, Pakistan Has Got Nearly $20 Billion in U.S. Aid"
• May 6: Wired - Threat Level, "Domestic Surveillance Court Approved All 1,506 Warrant Applications in 2010"
• May 5: Reuters, "Analysis: Could Bin Laden Have Reached Pakistan Nuclear Sites?"
• May 5: Global Security Newswire, "U.S. Rushing to Capitalize on Bin Laden Intel"
• May 5: The Hill - Briefing Room, "Watchdog Group is Prepared to Sue for Photos of Bin Laden"
• May 4: Washington Post, "Weighing the Impact of the WikiLeaks Disclosures"
• May 4: Mother Jones, "The Price of Secrecy, Obama Edition"
• May 3: Popular Mechanics, "Osama bin Laden's DNA: How Sure is 99.9 Percent Sure?" 
• May 3: Slate, "Osama Raid: How Much Money Did We Waste on That Useless Helicopter?"
• May 3: Yahoo - The Lookout, "White House Weighs Release of Bin Laden Pics"
• May 3: Tucson Sentinel, "Cost of Pursuing Bin Laden? Half a Trillion and Climbing"
• Apr 29: Fast Company, "Bill Gates Takes on Education's Biggest Bureaucratic Beast With Video Games" 
• Apr 28: Asahi Shimbun, "Nuclear Plants Must Not turn Into Radiological Weapons"
• Apr 26: TIME - Battleland Blog, "NATO's Nuclear Weapons: Here to Stay"
• Apr 26: Slate, "File Under: Failure" 
• Apr 26: Federal Times, "More Information Being Classified, Report Says"
• Apr 25: TalkingPointsMemo.com, "In Gitmo Opinion - Two Versions of Reality"
• Apr 22: Politico, "Barack Obama on Bradley Manning: 'He Broke the Law'"
• Apr 21: TIME - Battleland Blog, "Mata Hari, Call Your Office!"
• Apr 21: CNN - The Situation Room, "U.S. Drones Over Libya" (transcript)
• Apr 21: Montreal Gazette, "CIA Opens the File on the Secret World of Toenail Messages"
• Apr 19: Gulf Times, "Alarm Over Nuclear Plant Fuel Rods"
• Apr 17: Washington Post, "Budget Cuts Could Close the Door on Obama's 'Open Government' Goal"
• Apr 14: CBS News,"Did Secret Spy Satellite Get Blasted to Smithereens?"
• Apr 14: Washington Post, "Budget Could Close the Door on Open Government"
• Apr 13: Popular Mechanics, "Where are Libya's Anti-Aircraft Missiles?"
• Apr 13: Homeland Security Newswire, "Rebels May Sell Missiles to Finance Campaign"
• Apr 13: Politico, "White House Visitor Logs Leave Out Many"
• Apr 13: Space.com, "Amateur Observations Suggest 20_Year-Old Spy Satellite Was Destroyed"
• Apr 11: Vega (Brazil), "Armamentos enviados a rebeldes libio poderiam acabar ate nas favelas do Brasil" (Arms shipped to Libya could end up with rebels in Brazil)
• Apr 7: Global Security Newswire, "U.S. Nuke Technology to Make British Trident Missile More Accurate"
• Apr 6: Washington Post, "Senate Panel Proposes That Leakers of Classified Information Lose Pensions"
• Apr 6: The Guardian, "Trident More Effective With U.S. Arming Device, Tests Suggest" 
• Apr 6: New Scientist, "Rocket Sled Tests Prove F-35's Ejector Seat"
• Apr 6: National Review, "Britain and Libya's Special Relationship"
• Apr 5: BBC, PRI, WGBH - The World, "Should Libyan Rebels Be Provided Arms?"
• Apr 5: National Journal, "Obama Signs Policy Directive on Preparedness"
• Apr 4: Global Security Newswire, "British Trident Subs to Field Enhanced U.S.-Made Warheads"
• Apr 2: The Guardian, "'Destabilising' Trident Warhead Already Being Tested in U.S." 
• Apr 1: New York Times Magazine, "Secrecy in Shreds"
• Apr 1: San Francisco Examiner, "Obama Finally Accepts Transparency Award in Private Meeting"
• Mar 30: Politico, "Shh! Obama Gets Anti-Secrecy Award"
• Mar 30: The Hill, "Kyl Should Reconsider Opposition to Nuclear Test Ban"
• Mar 30: Nature, "Concerns Over Nuclear Energy Are Legitimate"
• Mar 30: Salon, "DOJ Inquiry Says "New Black Panther" Case Was Handled Appropriately"
• Mar 30, AOL News, "Western Allies at Odds Over Arming Libyan Rebels"
• Mar 25: Global Security Newswire, "Nuclear Agency Security Risk Assessment Not Sufficient, Report Says"
• Mar 24: Salon, "Obama Rolls Back Miranda Rights"
• Mar 23: PBS NewsHour,  "After Japan Crisis, What's Next for U.S. Nuclear Policy?" 
• Mar 23: Nature, "Do Not Phase Out Nuclear Power Yet"
• Mar 23: WIRED - Danger Room, "Who Sold Libya Its Supermissiles?"
• Mar 23: Los Angeles Times, "A Nuclear Renaissance in U.S. Was Unlikely Even Before Japan Disaster"
• Mar 22: Global Security Newswire, "U.S. Looks to Safeguard Medical Isotopes from Terrorists"
• Mar 21: U.S. News & World Report, "Japan's Nuclear Crisis Reignites Safety Debate"
• Mar 21: Newsday, "Safeguarding Hospitals From 'Dirty Bombs'"
• Mar 20: Newsweek, "How Prepared Are we for Nuclear Disaster?"
• Mar 20: Daily Beast, "How to Save California" 
• Mar 20: Chicago Tribune, "Nuclear Energy's Unchanging Plight" 
• Mar 18: Fox News, "Interview with Charles Ferguson" (transcript) 
• Mar 18: NPR - Talk of the Nation Science Friday, "Update on Japan's Nuclear Reactors"
• Mar 17: MSNBC, "MSNBC Live with Cenk Uygur" (transcript)
• Mar 17: Science - Insider, "The Worst Case: What if the Water Ran Dry in the Japanese Reactors?"
• Mar 17: BBC News, "Crisis in Japan"
• Mar 17: NPR - The Diane Rehm Show, "Japan's Nuclear Crisis and Its Impact on the Nuclear Industry"
• Mar 17: Council on Foreign Relations - Analysis Brief, "Clouds Over Japan's Nuclear Response"
• Mar 17: Politico, "U.S. Seeks to Seal Info in NSA Leak Case"
• Mar 16: NBC News - Nightly News with Brian Williams, "Concern Over Nuke Design Not New"
• Mar 16: Wall Street Journal, "Reactor Type, Weather Affect Radiation Risk" 
• Mar 16: The New Republic, "Do We Really Need Nuclear Power?"
• Mar 15: PBS - NewsHour, "Mechanics of a Nuclear Meltdown Explained"
• Mar 15: Kyodo News, "Opinion: Future of Nuclear Power in Japan - Advice from American Friend"
• Mar 15: Council on Foreign Relations, "Japan's Crisis for Nuclear Power"
• Mar 15: National Public Radio (NPR), "Has Obama Lived Up To His Pledge on Transparency?"
• Mar 15: American Enterprise Institute, "The French Civilian Nuclear Industry After the Roussely Report"
• Mar 14: Huffington Post, "Japan's Nuclear Tremors After Quake"
• Mar 14: Huffington Post, "Obama Gets Pushed Out of His Comfort Zone -- And Pushes Back"
• Mar 14: KQED Radio, "Japan Earthquake Update"
• Mar 14: Washington Post, "The Underwear Flap Over Bradley Manning"
• Mar 14: WIRED - Threat Level, "It's Sunshine Week, But Obama's Transparency Record is Cloudy"
• Mar 14: MSNBC - Hardball with Chris Matthews, "Preempting a Nuclear Crisis" (video) "Hardball for March 14, 2011 (transcript)"
• Mar 13: Buffalo News, "Outlook Gloomy"
• Mar 13: News@Washington and Lee, "Japanese Disaster Will Force Rethinking of Nuclear Energy Policies"
• Mar 12: Associated Press, "Twitter Must Give User Info in WikiLeaks Probe"
• Mar 11: The World, "Japan Quake Prompts Nuclear Emergency"
• Mar 11: Associated Press, "U.S. Approved $40 Billion in 2009 Private Arms Sales"
• Mar 11: TIME, "WikiLeakers and Whistle-Blowers: Obama's Hard Line"
• Mar 10: The Hill - Congress Blog, "The Next Phase of U.S. Strategy on Iran"
• Mar 9: Toronto Star, "Who Will Arm Libyan Rebels?"
• Mar 7: Aviation Week - Ares Blog, "Libyan Arms Help Stoke the Black Market, May Go Intercontinental"
• Mar 7: AOL News, "Outsourcing of Armed Contractors Highest Ever in Afghan War"
• Mar 7: TIME - Swampland, "Higher Hired Guns"
• Mar 7: Politico, "Despite Openness Pledge, President Obama Pursues Leakers"
• Mar 6: CNN, "Uprising in Libya"
• Mar 5: CNN, "The Fight for Libya"
• Mar 4: CNN, "Libya Weapons Available on Black Market"
• Mar 4: CBS News - World Watch, "Experts Fear for Fate of Looted Libyan Arms"
• Mar 4: New York Times - At War Blog, "The Perils of Libya's Loose Arms, Part II"
• Mar 3: New York Times, "Experts Fear Looted Libyan Arms May Find Way to Terrorists"
• Mar 3: ScienceBlogs.com, "DOJ Targets Journalists"
• Mar 1: Louisville Courier-Journal, "How to Find Unpublished Reports Used by Congress"
• Feb 26: Chicago Tribune, "Highland Park Man Tried to Sell Advanced Weapons to Taliban" 
• Feb 26: Kansas City Star, "U.S. Trims Its Nuclear Arsenal While Upgrading Production"
• Feb 25: Salon, "The DOJ's Creeping War on Whistleblowers"
• Feb 25: St. Petersburg Times, "Officer Says He Refused 'Illegal' Order in Afghanistan"
• Feb 25: TalkingPointsMemo.com (TPM), "Invoking 'State Secrets': Still the Status Quo?"
• Feb 24: Huffington Post, "Julian Assange Is Not Going to be Shipped Off to Stockholm Anytime Soon"
• Feb 24: Global Security Newswire, "Limited Nuclear War Could Deplete Ozone Layer, Increasing Radiation"
• Feb 24: Global Security Newswire, "Iran Broadens Search for Raw Uranium: Intel"
• Feb 23: Nature, "Clash Over Iran's Capability" (subscription required)
• Feb 22: Global Security Newswire, "Global Nuclear Materials Lockdown to Take Longer Than Four Years"
• Feb 18: Wired - Danger Room, "Go Inside the $56 Billion 'Black' Budget"
• Feb 16: PBS NewsHour, "Helium 3 Shortage Affects National Security, Medicine"
• Feb 15: Wired - Danger Room, "White House, Intel Chief Can't Agree on Secrecy Budget"
• Feb 15: CNN International, "Egypt's Military: Key Facts"
• Feb 14: The Atlantic, "Iran Producing Enriched Uranium 'Constantly'"
• Feb 14: Washington Post - Spy Talk, "Intelligence Panels Ignored CIA Officer's Pleas"
• Feb 11: PBS, "WikiLeaks Ethics"
• Feb 11: Fortune, "America's Hottest Export: Weapons - Full Version"
• Feb 10: Associated Press, "Expert: Pakistan Building 4th Plutonium Reactor"
• Feb 9: PBS NewsHour, "How Tough Is It To Build A Dirty Bomb"
• Feb 8: The Guardian, "U.S. Air Force Backtracks Over WikiLeaks Ban"
• Feb 8: New Scientist, "U.S. Military Promotes Peace In Space"
• Feb 8: Air Force Times, "No Espionage Charges For Airmen on WikiLeaks"
• Feb 7: Salon - War Room blog, "Air Force: You Broke the Law If You Read WikiLeaks"
• Feb 7: Politico - Under the Radar blog, "Air Force: All WikiLeaks Readers are Criminals" 
• Feb 5: The Guardian, "Is WikiLeaks Hi-Tech Terrorism or Hype? Washington Can't Decide"
• Feb 5: The Voice of Russia, "Ambitions and Reality"
• Feb 4: Global Security Newswire, "U.S. Navy Rejected Key Command's Specs for Next Nuclear-Armed Sub"
• Jan 31: Global Security Newswire, "Pakistani Nuke Stockpile Tops 100, Experts Say"
• Jan 31: Washington Post, "New Estimates Put Pakistan's Nuclear Arsenal at More Than 100"
• Jan 31: Voice of America, "Report Says Pakistan's Nuclear Arsenal Tops 100"
• Jan 28: Scientific American, "Elite Scientific Advisory Panel Says New Technology Is Needed to Verify Emission Cuts"
• Jan 28: Financial Times - Alphaville Blog, "U.S. Foreign Aid to Egypt"
• Jan 27: The New Republic, "Words and Consequences: What the Tucson Tragedy and WikiLeaks Have in Common" (subscription required)
• Jan 27: Gizmodo, "Parking Garage Car Detector Sparks Privacy Panic"
• Jan 26: USA Today - ScienceFair blog, "Panel: Climate Spy Satellite Needed"
• Jan 25: Wall Street Journal - China Real Time Blog, "China Watch: Ai's Seeds for Sale, Did Geithner Beat China?" 
• Jan 25: Federal News Radio, "New Director at CRS May Usher in New Policies"
• Jan 24: Global Security Newswire, "Iran Meeting Yields No Deal on Nuclear Standoff" 
• Jan 24: Los Angeles Times, "Has Santa Monica Gone Too Far With Its New Parking Lot Surveillance System?" 
• Jan 23: Los Angeles Times, "Servant or Snoop in the Parking Garage?" 
• Jan 23: Associated Press, "After Failed Iran Nuclear Talks: What Now?"
• Jan 23: St. Louis Post-Dispatch, "Life Away From CIA Still Tangled, Lonely for Indicted Ex-Spy" 
• Jan 22: The Atlantic - blog, "Report: Iran's Nuclear Program Going Full Speed Ahead" 
• Jan 22: Agence France-Presse, "Iran Has Boosted Atomic Bomb Ability: U.S. Scientists"
• Jan 22: CNN International, "EU Diplomat 'Disappointed' in Nuclear Talks with Iran" 
• Jan 21: Albuquerque Journal, "A Change of Command" (subscription required)
• Jan 20: Associated Press, "Iran's Nuke Program - How Much Time For Diplomacy?"
• Jan 20: Wired - Danger Room, "WikiLeaks Views Won't Get Military Computers Wiped"
• Jan 20: Popular Mechanics, "Three Questions About the 'Merchant of Death' Trial"
• Jan 20: CBS News, "Iran Nuclear Negotiations to Begin Amid Doubts"
• Jan 20: FOX News, "Scientists Warn Iran Could Produce Enough Nuclear Material for Warhead in 5 Months" 
• Jan 20: Global Security Newswire, "Iran Talks to Focus on Fuel Swap, Nuclear Monitoring"
• Jan 20: New York Post, "Our 'Sputnik Moment'? China's Military Breakthrough"
• Jan 19: Reuters, "Powers to Press Defiant Iran in Nuclear Row"
• Jan 19: Global Security Newswire, "Prospects Appear Dim for Upcoming Iran Meeting"
• Jan 18: Agence France-Presse, "Russia Puts Brakes on Further Nuclear Cutbacks"
• Jan 18: Huffington Post, "Thanks to New START, You Too Can 'Ride Out' A Nuclear Attack" 
• Jan 17: Albuquerque Journal, "Kirtland's Nuclear Weapons Center Getting New Commander"(subscription required)
• Jan 14: Huffington Post, "Genetic Soldiers? Advisory Group Urges Pentagon to Map Genes of All Personnel"
• Jan 13: TIME - Swampland, "Braver New World"
• Jan 12: United Press International, "Venezuela Missiles Worried U.S., Says Leaked Diplomatic Report"
• Jan 11: Associated Press, "Gates Gets Tour of Chinese Nuclear Base"
• Jan 11: Mother Jones, "Obama's Drone Memo Dilemma"
• Jan 10: Huffington Post, "Gibbs Departure Offers Opportunity to Fix White House Press Relations"
• Jan 8: ABC News, "White House Asks Agencies to Review Data Security" 
• Jan 7: Washington Post, "Former CIA Officer Jeffrey A. Sterling Charged In Leak Probe"
• Jan 6: Associated Press, "China Backs Policy of No Pre-emptive Nuke Strikes"
• Jan 6: USA Today, "White House Asks Agencies to Review Data Security"
• Jan 6: The Independent, "Private Memo Exposes U.S. Fears Over WikiLeaks"
• Jan 6: Fast Company, "Is the Federal Government Asking Its Agencies to Treat Employees Like Potential Spies?"
• Jan 5: Global Security Newswire, "Homeland Security Delivers Nuclear Detection Plan to Capitol Hill"
• Jan 5: MSNBC, "U.S. Tells Agencies: Watch 'Insiders' to Prevent New WikiLeaks"
• Jan 4: Mother Jones - Blue Marble Blog, "Fate of Gulf Oil Spill Largely Unknown"
• Jan 3: The Hill -- E2 Wire, "Fate of Oil in Gulf May Never Be Known"
• Jan: Air Force Magazine, "Chart Page: How Far is Down?"

2010:

• Dec 28: Christian Science Monitor, "Why Obama's Bid to Prevent Loose Nuclear Weapons is Going Slowly" 
• Dec 28: Physics Today, "Science Diplomacy Enlisted to Span U.S. Divide With Developing World" Requires subscription. 
• Dec 25: Washington Post, "Military Strength is Eluding China"
• Dec 22: New York Times, "Senate Passes Arms Control Treaty With Russia, 71-26"
• Dec 22: Washington Times, "Senate Ratifies New START; Obama Gets 'Reset' With China"
• Dec 22: Wall Street Journal, "Nuclear Arms Pact is Poised to Pass"
• Dec 21: New York Times, "Arms Treaty With Russia Headed for Ratification" 
• Dec 21: Global Security Newswire, "Pentagon Said Likely to Back New Design for Ballistic Missile Submarine"
• Dec 20: Voice of America, "WikiLeaks Poses Legal Challenges for U.S. Prosecutors"
• Dec 20: McClatchy Newspapers, "McConnell Slams START, But Facts Don't Back Him Up"
• Dec 20: Outlook [India], "Hark, The Neo World Order"
• Dec 19: Washington Post, "Assange's Enablers"
• Dec 18: Washington Post, "Make Julian Assange Irrelevant"
• Dec 17: Reuters, "Could WikiLeaks Provoke U.S. Crackdown on Leaks?"
• Dec 15: Wired - Threat Level, "WikiLeaks Contender 'Promising', Analysts Say"
• Dec 15: TIME, "Julian Assange, Runer Up for Person of the Year"
• Dec 14: New York Times, "Air Force Blocks Sites That Posted Secret Cables"
• Dec 14: Salon, "Attempts to Prosecute WikiLeaks Endanger Press Freedoms"
• Dec 12: Reuters, "Venezuelan Missile Purchases Worried U.S. - WikiLeaks"
• Dec 12: McClatchy Newspapers, "Building a Legal Case Against Assange Won't Be Easy, Experts Say" 
• Dec 12: Washington Post,  "Venezuela Acquired 1,800 Russian Anti-aircraft Missiles in '09"
• Dec 12: Associated Press, "Vatican 'Offended' by Ireland Abuse Probe"
• Dec 11: New York Times, "Keeping Secrets WikiSafe"
• Dec 10: USA Today, "Why It's OK for Iran to Join the 'Nuclear Age'"
• Dec 10: NBC News, "U.S. Still Warning Employees: Don't Read or Discuss the WikiLeaks Documents"
• Dec 10: The Guardian, "Ban on Federal Staff Reading WikiLeaks Hampering Work, Says U.S. Official"
• Dec 10: TIME - Swampland, "If You Think WikiLeaks is Significant..."
• Dec 10: National Public Radio - On the Media, "Government Agencies Block WikiLeaks"
• Dec 10: McClatchy Newspapers, "WikiLeaks: U.S. Having Trouble Tying Assange to Manning"
• Dec 8: Sydney Morning Herald, "A New Levelling in Leaking"
• Dec 7: Bloomberg Businessweek, "Iran Has 'Positive' View on Geneva Talks as Nuclear Issues Loom" 
• Dec 7: Nature, "U.S. Declares WikiLeaks Off-limits to Government Researchers"
• Dec 6: San Francisco Chronicle, "Killing of Iranian Scientist Overshadows 6-Nation Nuclear Talks" 
• Dec 6: Wired - Threat Level, "WikiLeaks Releases Secret List of Critical Infrastructure Sites" 
• Dec 6: Christian Science Monitor, "A Stronger Iran Returns to Nuclear Talks in Geneva"
• Dec 5: Federal Times, "WikiLeaks Fallout Leads to an Info-Sharing Clampdown"
• Dec 5: McClatchey Newspapers, "After Classified Leaks, Some Doubt More Secrecy is the Answer" 
• Dec 5: McClatchey Newspapers, "WikiLeaks Fallout: New Safeguards Debated"
• Dec 5: Sydney Morning Herald, "Tell Us Secrets But Only Those in the Public Interest"
• Dec 4: Christian Science Monitor, "WikiLeaks and Julian Assange: Stateless, Penniless Pariahs?"
• Dec 4: Associated Press, "Could WikiLeaks Survive Without Julian Assange?"
• Dec 3: McClatchy Newspapers, "WikiLeaks Fallout: Why More Secrecy Might Be Worse"
• Dec 3: Voice of America, "WikiLEaks Exploits Weaknesses in Technology, Human Nature"
• Dec 3: Salon, "WikiLeaks Debate With Steven Aftergood"
• Dec 2: Politico, "Will WikiLeaks Escape Justice?"
• Dec 1: CNN International, "WikiLeaks: Heated Debate in Germany Over Nuclear Weapons on Its Soil"
• Dec 1: Bloomberg BusinessWeek, "WikiLeaks Secrecy Breach May Prompt U.S. to Reverse Post 9/11 Data Sharing"
• Dec 1: New York Times, "Dubai Labors Under Money-Laundering Image"
• Dec 1: The Telegraph, "A Unified Korea Would be Closely Allied to the U.S. That's Why China Won't Support It"
• Dec 1: Popular Mechanics, "What is SIPRNet?"
• Dec 1: Reason (online), "The WikiLeaks Twist"
• Dec 1: Gizmodo - Gawker Media, "
• Nov 30: Scientific American, "Can the U.S. Prevent Future WikiLeaks Document Releases?"
• Nov 30: USA Today, "Role of Free Press Weighed in Leaks' Wake: Secret Documents' Release Has Effects Reaching Far Beyond Diplomatic Circles"
• Nov 30: Salon, "Can WikiLeaks Tame Wall Street?"
• Nov 30: Salon, "WikiLeaks Says it Was Under Powerful Cyberattack"
• Nov 30: Salon, "Assange Prosecution Would be "Extremely Dangerous""
• Nov 30: Wired - Danger Room Blog, "Russia Moves Tactical Nukes Closer to NATO. Gulp."
• Nov 30: CBS News, "Stung by WikiLeaks Breach, Feds Look to Tighten Security Systems"
• Nov 29: Financial Times, "Iran Admits Virus Hit Uranium Enrichment"
• Nov 29: Los Angeles Times,  "How Can the U.S. Stop an Insider With an Agenda?"
• Nov 29: New Scientist - Short Sharp Science Blog, "WikiLeaks: What Does Julian Assange Hope to Achieve?" 
• Nov 29: Politico, "WikiLeaks Reax"
• Nov 29: TIME - Swampland, "The WikiLeaks Dump - More Secrecy = Fewer Secrets"
• Nov 29: United Press International (UPI), "Iran's Nuclear Brains in the Crosshairs"
• Nov 29: Washington Post, "With Better Sharing of Data Comes Danger" 
• Nov 29: The Telegraph, "WikiLeaks: Cables Will Embarrass, But Won't Cause Diplomatic Breakdown"
• Nov 24: Washington Post, "Centrifuges in Iran Were Shut Down, IAEA Report Says"
• Nov 24: Global Security Newswire, "NATO Sets Basis for Tactical Nuclear Cutbacks, But Path Remains Uncertain"
• Nov 23: The Globe and Mail, "North Korea's Belligerence Reflects Failure of Non-proliferation"
• Nov 21: The Guardian - Global Security Blog, "NATO's Tactical Nuclear Weapons: The New Doctrine"
• Nov 21: Los Angeles Times, "Indefensible" [OPED by Senator Dianne Feinstein]
• Nov 19: New York Times, "Cost and Goals at Center of Arms Treaty Debate"
• Nov 19: Foreign Policy, "The Bomb Squad"
• Nov 17: Global Security Newswire,  "Iranian Nuclear Program Would Outlive Attack. Gates Says"  
• Nov 17: Associated Press Broadcast, "Obama Not Backing Down on Nuke Pact"
• Nov 16: Reuters, "Stuxnet Study Suggests Iran Enrichment Aim"
• Nov 16: The Guardian,  "Stuxnet Worm is Aimed to Sabotage Iran's Nuclear Ambition, New Research Shows" 
• Nov 16: Global Security Newswire,  "Complications Seen in Nuclear Diplomacy With Iran" 
• Nov 16: The Globe and Mail, "Iran Uranium Enrichment Program Targeted by Stuxnet Worm, Study Confirms"
• Nov 15: Washington Post , "Computer Work May Have Targeted Iran's Nuclear Program"
• Nov 15: Washington Post, "New Research Confirms Iran's Nuclear Program Was Target of Stuxnet Worm"
• Nov 14: Washington Post, "Difficulty on Iran Nuclear Talks is a Bad Omen, Diplomats Warn"  
• Nov 13: Washington Post,  "Getting Iran to Agree to Talk About Its Nuclear Program Proves Difficult"  
• Nov 11: Federal Times, "Intelligence Budget Agreement Hints at More Reform"
• Nov 11: The Economist, "Fewer Dragons, More Snakes"
• Nov 10: David Hoffman, Foreign Affairs, "The Nuclear Excess."
• Nov 9: ABC News - Good Morning America/World News with Diane Sawyer: "Mystery Missile - Launch of Unknown Missile Caught on Tape in California 
• Nov 8: Washington Post, "Panetta Reminds CIA Workers to Avoid Unauthorized Leaks of Information"
• Nov 5: USA Today, "Arctic Melting Sets International Issues Bubbling"
• Nov: Micah Zenco, Toward Deeper Reductions in U.S. and Russian Nuclear Weapons (Council on Foreign Relations, November 2010).
• Nov 3: Washington Times, "Intel Foiled Al Qaeda Plot, DNI Chief Says"
• Nov 1: Voice of America, "Iran's New Nuclear Power Plant to be Closely Monitored"
• Oct 29: Washington Post, "Intelligence Spending at Record $80.1 Billion Overall"
• Oct 28: Los Angeles Times, "U.S. Reveals Skyrocketing Cost of Intelligence-gathering Since 9/11 Attacks"
• Oct 28: Associated Press, "Total U.S. Intelligence Bill Tops $80 Billion"
• Oct 28: Reuters,  U.S. Prepares New Offer For Iran Nuclear Talks
• Oct 28: Russia Today, "Oops! US Air Force Looses 50 Nukes."
• Oct 28: USA Today, "'Glitch' took US nuclear missiles offline."
• Oct 26: National Public Radio - All Things Considered, "In Information Age, Leaks Are Here to Stay"
• Oct 25: Popular Mechanics: Wikileaks Provides Another ClueThat Iranian Missiles Are in Iraq
• Oct 25: Reuters - Iran Set to Load Fuel to Core of First Atomic Plant
• Oct 25: Washington Post, "Clarifying GAO's Role in Intelligence Oversight"
• Oct 25: Agence-France Presse, "WikiLeaks Renews Question of Secrecy"
• Oct 20: Associated Press, "Digital-Rights Group Honors Transparency Activist"
• Oct 18: Popular Mechanics: "Congress Stops Funding Commercial Airlines Defense Tech"
• Oct 18: Washington Times, "CIA Sues Ex-Agent for Book's Breach of "Secrecy""
• Oct 18: MSNBC, "'Double Standard' in White House Leak Inquiries"
• Oct 14: The Guardian, "Germany demands Nato show greater commitment to nuclear disarmament." Uses FAS/NRDC estimate for U.S. nuclear weapons in Europe without credits.
• Oct 12: United Press International (UPI),  "Iran Spies Claim Signals Nuclear Problems"
  
• Oct 12: Global Security Newswire, "NATO Defense, Diplomatic Chiefs to Mull Strategy Document."
• Oct 10: The Telegraph, "Pakistan's nuclear arms push angers America."
• Oct 10: Los Angeles Times, "Pentagon Destroys Former Intelligence Officer's Memoir"
• Oct 7: TIME, "NATO Ponders What to Do with Its Nuclear Weapons."
• Oct 5: Washington Post, "Plumbing 101"
• Sep 30: Washington Post, "With Bill at Obama's Desk, Congress Aims to Renew Oversight of CIA Operations"
• Sep 30: TIME, "How Not to Censor a Book: Pentagon Makes a Best Seller"
• Sep 30: Global Security Newswire, "U.S. May Disable Some Submarine-Based Nuclear Arms Capacity."
• Sep 28: Salon, "Will Grisly Afghan Corpse Photos Be Released?"
• Sep 27: Global Security Newswire, "Proposed Ballistic-Missile Submarine Nears Pentagon Review."
• Sep 27: Fred Kaplan, TIME, "No More Nukes?"
• Sep 27: New York Times, "Zeal for Dream Drove Scientist in Secrets Case"
• Sep 27: TIME - Swampland, "Pelosi and White House Reach a Deal on Intelligence Oversight"
• Sep 25: National Public Radio - All Things Considered, "Loved Lasers, Lost: Venezuelan Nuclear Spy Accused"
• Sep 23: New York Times, "Lawyers Look to Exploit a Scientific Error"
• Sep 22: Global Security Newswire, "Senate Panel Again Cuts Funds for Conventional Trident Missile."
• Sep 14: Global Security Newswire, "NNSA Chief Sees Opportunity, Challenge in Merging Two Warhead Updates."
• Sep 13: Voice of America, "UN Accuses Iran of Hampering Nuclear Inspections"
• Sep 10: Washington Times, "Obama Uses Bush Plan for Terror War"
• Sep 9: New York Times, "Pentagon Plan: Buying Books to Keep Secrets"
• Sep 1: Bruce Blair, et al., "Smaller and Safer: A New Plan for Nuclear Postures," Foreign Affairs, Technical Appendix, September 1, 2010, p. 56.
• Sep 1: Washington Post, "GAO Access to Intel in Dispute" (interview with FAS Secrecy Expert Steven Aftergood)
• Aug 31: Wired - Danger Room, "DARPA's Star Hacker Looks to WikiLeak-Proof Pentagon"
• Aug 30: Washington Post, "Guide for Interrogators Tells How FBI Agent Turned Suspect Into Informant"
• Aug 26: Steven Andreasen, Malcolm Chalmers and Isabelle Williams, "NATO and Nuclear Weapons: Is a New Consensus Possible?," RUSI, August 24, 2010.
• Aug 26: Jacob Kipp, "Russian Drivers of Russia's Nuclear Force Posture," NPEC, August 26, 2010.
• Aug 24: Washington Post - Top Secret America, "State Officials Can Hear Secrets Too"
• Aug 24: Washington Post, "Vast Number of Military Bands May Not Be Music to Gates's Ears"
• Aug 21: Wall Street Journal, "Prosecutors Eye WikiLeaks Charges"
• Aug 20: Washington Post - Top Secret America, "Army Intelligence Buys Intelligence Like Netflix?"
• Aug 17: Global Security Newswire, "Nations Look Increasingly to U.S. Conventional Forces for Deterrence."
• Aug 13: BBC News, "Intelligence Experts Weigh the Impact of Afghan WikiLeaks Revelations"
• Aug 10: Global Security Newswire, "Future Navy Submarine to Stick With Nuclear Mission."
• Aug 8: Times of India, "India lags behind Pakistan in nuclear armoury: US expert."
• Aug 7: New York Times, "White House Revamps Ethics Team, Without a Familiar Name"
• Aug 6: Moeed Yusuf and Ashley Pandya, The Quest for Nuclear Disarmament in South Asia: A Reality Check, United States Institute for Peace, August 6, 2010.
• Aug 3: Wall Street Journal, "Grid is Vulnerable to Cyber-Attacks"
• Aug 2: Times of India (TNN), "Pak has as much fissile material as India: Report."
• Aug 1: ABC News, Trascript of interview with Secretary Gates on WikiLeaks Release of Classified Records
• Jul 31: National Public Radio (NPR), "WikiLeaks: An Editor-in-Chief or a Prolific Source?"
• Jul 31: Wall Street Journal - Washington Wire, "Political Wisdom: The Ethics of Leaking Military Secrets"
• Jul 30: TIME, "Afghan Leaks: "Is the U.S. Keeping Too Many Secrets?"
• Jul 30: TIME, "Britain Takes Another Look at Its Nuclear Subs."
• Jul 28: Foreign Policy: Stop Panicking About The Stingers
• Jul 27: Washington Post, "Is WikiLeaks the Pentagon Papers Part 2?"
• Jul 27: USA Today, "WikiLeaks Shrouded in its Own Secrecy"
• Jul 27: USA Today, "Army Begins Probe of Leaked Secret Afghan War Files"
• Jul 26: Washington Post, "WikiLeaks Takes New Approach in Latest Release of Documents"
• Jul 26: Federal News Radio, "Document Classification System Under Review"
• Jul 25: Foreign Policy - Passport, "Is WikiLeaks Growing Up?"
• Jul 25: New York Times, "In Disclosing Secret Documents, WikiLeaks Seeks 'Transparency'"
• Jul 25: Washington Post, "Was Post's 'Top Secret America' Series a Threat to Lives and Security?"
• Jul 19: Washington Post - Spy Talk, "War on Terror's Price Tag: $1 Trillion"
• Jul 16: Jane's Defence Weekly, "US nuclear stewardship plan could herald stockpile reduction."
• Jul 16: Reuters, "U.S. Intelligence Spending - Value for Money?"
• Jul 15: Washington Post, "Obama plan outlines reductions in U.S. nuclear arsenal."
• Jul 15: Los Angeles Times, "U.S. plans to increase nuclear spending."
• Jul 15: China Post (Taiwan), "Obama plans to cut up to 40 percent of nukes in U.S."
• Jul 14: Baltimore Sun Blog, "Even as Obama plan reduces nuclear arsenal, overall spending increases."
• Jul 14: The New Republic,  "Operation Sabotage: America's Secret War Against Iran's Nuclear Program"
• Jul 14: CSIS poniblogger's blog, "Obama Administration's Stockpile Stewardship Management Plan Details Stockpile Cuts, Infrastructure Investments."
• Jul 13: Associated Press, "Obama plans to cut up to 40 percent of nukes."
• Jul 13: Wired News, "Fewer Nukes, More Cash: Energy Dep’t Wants $175 Billion for Weapons Complex."
• Jul 13: UPI, "DOE plan to cut nuke weapons by 40 percent."
• Jul 13: Global Security Newswire, "U.S. Details Planned Nuclear Stockpile Cut, Funding Priorities.'
• Jul 12: Federal News Radio, "Analysis: GAO in Tug of War Over Intelligence Audits"
• Jul 10: S D Pradhan, Times of India, "Growing Chinese Nuclear Power."
• Jul 7: Washington Post, "Army Intelligence Analyst Charged in WikiLeaks Case"
• Jul 7: Wall Street Journal, "Soldier Faces Charges in Leak"
• Jul 6: The Atlantic, "Defense Department Broadens Congressional Oversight of Secret Programs"
• Jul 6: Christian Science Monitor, "WikiLeaks Case: Army Charges Soldier in Iraq Cockpit Video"

• Jun 30: National Public Radio (NPR), "Once a Critic, Obama Now Embraces Commissions"
• Jun 29: Discovery News, "Recycles Missiles Tapped to Launch Satellites."
• Jun 28: Yahoo News, "Open-Government Guru Blasts WikiLeaks"
• Jun 28: Washington Post - Spy Talk, "Anti-Censorship Leader Aftergood Blasts WikiLeaks"
• Jun 28: ThinkProgress.com, "Aftergood vs. WikiLeaks"
• Jun 28: Newsweek - Declassified, "Blowing the Whistle on WikiLeaks"
• Jun 28: Columbia Journalism Review, "Aftergood Goes After WikiLeaks"
• Jun 25: Wall Street Journal - Washington Wire, "The Price of Secrecy: Billions"
• Jun 25: TIME, "Pelosi Faces Off With Obama on CIA Oversight"
• Spring: Jing-dong Yuan, Chinese Perceptions of the Utility of Nuclear Weapons: Prospects and Potential Problems in Disarmament(French Institute for Interntional Relations (IFRI), Spring 2010).
• Jun: Mustafa Kibaroglu, "Reassessing the Role of U.S. Nuclear Weapons in Turkey," Arms Control Today, June 2010.
• Jun 23: Voice of America, "Moscow Still Hasn't Delivered Air Defense Missiles to Iran"
• Jun 21: Christian Science Monitor, "Cases of WikiLeaks and Other Leaks: Worth Prosecuting?"
• Jun 17: Los Angeles Times, "U.S. Announces Unilateral Iran Sanctions"
  
• Jun 13: Associated Press, "Air Force nuclear squadron in NM passes inspection."
• Jun 12: New York Times, "Obama Takes a Hard Line Against Leaks to Press"
• Jun 11: Federal Computer Week, "NARA Seeks Feedback on Declassification Priorities"
• Jun 8: Voice of America, "The Internet Springs a Leak"
• Jun 7: Christian Science Monitor, "Soldier Arrested in WikiLeaks Classified Iraq Video Case"
• Jun 3: The Times of India, "Pakistan's nuke arsenal bigger than India's."
• Jun 3: Strategic Security Newswire, "Eight Nations Hold 7,540 Deployed Nukes, Report Finds."
• Jun 2: Politico, "Panel Found Distracted 'DNI'"
• Jun 1: Philadelphia Inquirer, "Iran on the Brink of a Nuclear Bomb"
• Jun 1: United Press International (UPI), "Report: Iran Isn't Far From Nuclear Weapon"
• May 28: Christian Science Monitor: Will Secret Technology Help Rogue Nations Get Nuclear Weapons? 
• May: Reducing and Eliminating Nuclear Weapons: Country Perspectives on the Challenges to Nuclear Disarmament (New Jersey: Princeton University, International Panel on Fissile Materials, May 2010).
  
• May: Malcolm Chalmers, Nuclear Narratives: Reflections on Declaratory Policy (London: RUSI, 2010)
• May 25: Politico, "Justice Dept. Cracks Down on Leaks"
• May 25: Slate, "Nuclear Redaction"
• May 24: BBC News, "Israel's Peres Denies South Africa Nuclear Weapons Deal"
• May 21: Washington Times,  "U.N. Sanctions Loophole: Russia Can Send Missiles to Iran"
•  May 18: Global Security Newswire (Albuquerque Journal), NNSA Seeks $40M for Nuke Refurbishment Study."
• May 17: Wall Street Journal, "Pentagon to Tape Interrogations"
• May 12: Reuters, "Russia says may lift veil on nuclear arsenal."
• May 8: Knoxville News Sentinel: Citizen’s Voice: Our water supply crucial for future  
• May 7: Slate, "Full Disclosure: Why President Obama Revealed How Many Weapons Are in the U.S. Nuclear Stockpile"
• May 5: Associated Press, "Private sleuths once pierced nuclear veil."
• May 5: Global Security Newswire, "Russia Seen Under Pressure to Disclose Arsenal Details."
• May 4: Science Magazine, "U.S. Reveals 5113 Nukes in Stockpile, Estimate by 'Nuclear Geek' Was Off by Only 87."
  
• May 4: The Guardian (Jualian Borger's Global Security Blog), "Coming clean on nuclear weapons."
• May 4: Bloomberg Businessweek, "Iran Faces Pressure to Prove Peaceful Aims of Nuclear Program."
• May 4: Los  Angeles Times, "U.S. discloses size of nuclear arsenal."
• May 3: Politico, "U.S. Releases Declassified U.S. Nuclear Stockpile Numbers"
• May 3: New York Times, "Europe Lacks Plan on Nuclear Arms." Uses FAS/NRDC estimate for U.S. nuclear weapons in Europe but without giving credit.
• May 4: Washington Post (AP), "US says it has 5,113 nuclear warheads."
  
• May 1, Christian Science Monitor: "UN Conference on Nuclear Proliferation a Big Test for Obama"
• Apr 29: Periodismo Humano (Spain), "EEUU guarda en Europa 200 bombas atómicas."
  
• Apr 28: David Hoffman, Foreign Policy, "Obama's Atomic Choices." Uses FAS/NRDC estimate for U.S. non-deployed nuclear weapons, but without giving credit.
• Apr 25: Daily Kos, "No "Reset Button" for Tactical Nuclear Weapons."
• Apr 23; Washington Post, "NATO seeks limits on plan for nuclear disarmament."
• Apr 22: New York Times, "U.S. Resists Push by Allies for Tactical Nuclear Cuts."
• Apr 22: Washington Post, "NATO ministers want disarmament, within limits."
• Apr 22: Global Security Newswire, "U.S. Urged to Remove Tactical Nukes in Europe." Uses FAS/NRDC estimate for U.S. nuclear weapons in Europe but without giving credit.
• Apr 22, Assocated Press, "Clinton reaffirms US commitment to defend Europe." Uses FAS/NRDC estimate for U.S. nuclear weapons in Europe but without giving credit.
• Apr 22: Washington Post, "NATO ministers to discuss U.S. nuclear arms." Uses FAS/NRDC estimate for U.S. nuclear weapons in Europe but without giving credit.
• Apr: KLS Review (Malaysia), three interviews relating to China, April 2010. Requires subscription.
• Apr 19: The Guardian, Iran Wants to Reopen Talks About a Nuclear Fuel Swap
• Apr 16, Associated Press, "McChrystal: Too Many Contractors in Afghanistan"
• Apr 16: Washington Times, "Ex-NSA Official Indicted in Probe of Leaked Secrets" 
• Apr 16: The Guardian, Iran: Bridgeable Differences
• Apr 16: CELL, "Video Games and the Second Life of Science Class"
• Apr 15: Dallas News, "Arms treaty to bring more work Pantex's way."
• Apr 15: Julien Mercille, Asia Times Online, "New treaty is a slow start."
• Apr 15: Politico, "Ex-NSA Official Charged for Leaks"
• Apr 14: Huffington Post, "Was Lack of Government Transparency a Factor in Mine Deaths?"
• Apr 14: Russia Today, "Keeping Pandora’s box shut."
  
• Apr 13: Russia Today, "Nuclear summit addresses a post-Cold War world."
  
• Apr 13: U.S. News & World Report, "A Change for U.S. Nuclear Strategy: Hans Kristensen on nuclear war planning and non-proliferation."
  
• Apr 13: CNN Newsroom, 9 AM EST, Nuclear Summit coverage. Uses FAS map for estimated locations of nuclear weapons.
• Apr 13: Global Security Newswire, "Norway, Poland Urge Talks on Tactical Nukes in Europe."
• Apr 12: New York Times - The Lede, "Israeli Stores Stop Selling Book That Denounces Settlers"
• Apr 12: Christian Science Monitor, "Obama Summit's Goal - Keep Nuclear Weapons Away From Terrorist"
• Apr 12: Radio Free Europe: Obama Welcomes World Leaders for Nuclear Security Summit
• Apr 12: CNN The Situation Room, "President Obama Holds Nuke Summit." Uses FAS/NRDC estimated for world nuclear weapons.
  
• Apr 12: Globe and Mail (Canada), "Q&A: Hans Kristensen, nuclear arms expert."
• Apr 12: Discovery News, "Nuclear Summit 2010: It's Kind of a Big Deal."
  
• Apr 11: David Hoffman, Washington Post, "Despite new START, the U.S. and Russia still have too many nuclear weapons."
• Apr 10: Yonhap News Agency (South Korea), "N. Korea has up to 6 nuclear weapons: Clinton." For our actual weapons estimates, gohere.
• Apr 9: The Guardian, "Who Watches WikiLeaks?"
• Apr 9: National Public Radio (NPR), "Iran Unveils New Centrifuges That May Speed Nuclear Bomb Goal"
• Apr 9: BBC News - World Have Your Say (WHYS), "On Air: Should Israel be a Special Case in the Nuclear Debate?"
• Apr 8: Jonathan Shell, CNN, "Nuclear balance of terror must end."
• Apr 8: NATO Parliamentary Assembly, U.S.. Non-Strategic Nuclear  Weapons in Europe: A Fundamental NATO Debate, April 8, 2010.
• Apr 8: New York Times, "With Arms Pact, Disarmament Challenge Remains." Uses FAS/NRDC estimates for warhead levels.
  
• Apr 8: Associated Press: "Nuclear treaty would cut only long-range arms." Uses FAS/NRDC estimates for warhead levels.
  
• Apr 8: Global Security NewsWire: Nuclear Summit Must Convince Nations of Terror Threat
• Apr 8: Politico, "Unclassified: Obama's Nuclear Posture Review First Public One"
• Apr 7: physicstoday.org, "Obama's nuclear posture review."
• Apr 7: Washington Post, "New nuclear arms policy shows limits U.S. faces."
• Apr 7: TIME, "Obama's Nuclear Strategy: What's Different?"
  
• Apr 6: Mother Jones, "Inside WikiLeaks' Leak Factory"
• Apr 6: Reason Magazine, "The 9/14 Presidency"
• Apr 6: Globe and Mail (Canada), "Obama’s new nuclear strategy maintains first-strike option."
  
• Apr 3: Huffington Post, "Al Haramain: Waiting for the Other Shoe to Drop"
• Apr 1: Air Force Times, "New treaty could trim nuclear role of bombers."
• Mar: Union of Concerned Scientists, "New Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty Factsheet."
• Mar 30: New York Times, "Arms Control May Be Different Things on Paper and on the Ground."
• Mar 30: Time Magazine, "U.S.-Russia Nuke Treaty: Small Step on a Long Road."
• Mar 29: Global Security Newswire, "China Weighs Engaging With U.S. on Nuclear Posture."
• Mar 29: Popular Science, "U.S. Government Launches Official Agency to Manage Biometric Database"
• Mar 27: Washington Post, "U.S., Russia agree to nuclear arms control treaty."
• Mar 27: Associated Press: Analysis: Nuclear Treaty and Obama's 'New START'
• Mar 26: Politico (in frederiksburg.com), "Lab chiefs share nuke safety doubts."
• Mar 26: Los Angeles Times, "Russian, US presidents to finalize arms treaty, set date for signin."
• Mar 25: New York Times, "Treaty Advances Obama’s Nuclear Vision."
• Mar 25: Associated Press, "Treaty to cut US-Russia nukes; signing in 2 weeks."
• Mar 24: Miami Herald, "U.S. Report: Cuban Media Seldom Fault Military's Role in Economy"
• Mar 24: Russia Today (The Alyona Show), "A New START."
  
• Mar 23: New Scientist, "UK Keeps Three Times as Many Patents Secret as the U.S."
• Mar 22: Asian Tribune, "Pakistan lobbying hard for n-deal akin to India-US pact."
• Mar: Gregory Kulacki, Japan and America's Nuclear Posture, Union of Concerned Scientists, March 2010.
  
• Mar 22: Interfax (Russia), ""Если договор СНВ не будет подписан до мая, это станет плохим сигналом." A not very good Google translation is here.
• Mar 20: ABC News, "What's the Point of Nuclear Weapons on Instant Alert?"
  
• Mar 18: Breitbart (Kyodo News), "U.S. Air Force includes frozen nuke project in draft FY2011 budget+."
• Mar: Malcolm Calmers and Simon Lunn, NATO's Tactical Nuclear Dilemma, Royal United Services Institute, March 2010.
• Mar 15: Der Spiegel Online, "Washington Mulls Modernization of Aging Bombs."
• Mar 14: armscontrolwonk.com, "NATO's Nuclear Opacity."
  
• Mar 14: Associated Press, "US cautious on removing nuclear arms from Europe."
• Mar 12: Mark Stokes, China's Nuclear Warhead Stoage and Handling System, Project 2049 Institute, March 12, 2010.
• Mar 11: National Public Radio, All Things Considered, "Japan Confirms Secret Nuclear Pacts With U.S."
• Mar 11: Global Security Newswire, "China Seen Building Long-Range Missiles for Conventional Strikes."
• Mar 11: Space War (AFP), "Top campaigner scoffs at Euro noises on US nukes." Uses FAS/NRDC estimates for U.S. nuclear weapons in Europe and size of global arsenal, but without giving credit.
  
• Mar 10: Mother Jones, "John Yoo's Email Fail"
• Mar 9: Global Security Newswire, "Pentagon Eyes More Than $800 Million for New Nuclear Cruise Missile."
• Mar 6: Washington Post, "Obama must decide degree to which U.S. swears off nuclear weapons."
• Mar 4: Christian Science Monitor, "Social Media Domination: Republicans Rule Twitter"
• Mar 4: mil.huanqiu.com, "谷歌地球曝光094核潜发射筒打开状态图."
• Mar 3: Federal Computer Week, "Critics Not Satisfied With Partial Revelation of Secret Cybersecurity Plan"
• Mar 3: Sydney Morning Herald (AFP), "US nuclear arms treaty stalls over Russian demands." Uses FAS/NRDC estimates for U.S. nuclear forces, but without giving credit.
  
• Mar 3: Stars and Stripes, "NATO allies want U.S. nuclear weapons out of Europe."
• Mar 3: Globe and Mail, "Nuclear cuts, yes, but still plenty of U.S. bombs."
• Mar: Daryl Kimball, Arms Control Association, "Elimate NATO's Nuclear Relics," Arms Control Today, March 2010" Uses FAS/NRDC estimates for U.S. nuclear weapons in Europe, but without giving credit.
• Mar 2: Space War (AFP), "Five NATO nations call for nuclear rethink." Uses earlier FAS/NRDC estimate for U.S. nuclear weapons in Europe, but without giving credit.
  
• Mar 2: Russia Today, "US reducing nukes, arsenal to remain strong."
• Mar 2: Johan Bergenäs, World Politics Review, "Bombs Away: Removing Tactical Nukes from Europe." Uses FAS/NRDC estimate for US nuclear weapons in Europe but without giving credit.
  
• Mar 1: Global Security Newswire, "Obama Team Might Speed Up Disassembly of Older Nuclear Warheads."
• Mar 1: AFP, "Obama plans 'dramatic reductions' in US nuclear weapons."
  
• Mar 1: Julian Borger's Global Security Blog, The Guardian Online, "Living up to nuclear expectations.'
• Mar 1: Adam B. Lowther, Air Force Research Institute, "Should the United States Maintain the Nuclear Triad?," Air & Space Power Journal, March 1, 2010.
  
• Feb: Christopher A. Preble, From Triad to Dyad, Nuclear Proliferation Update, Cato Institute, February 2010. Uses FAS/NRDC estimate for U.S. nuclear warheads but without giving credit.
  
• Feb: NATO's Nuclear Deterrent and its Relevance in the 21st Century, NATO Defence College, Senior Course 115, February 2010.
• Feb 28: The Guardian/Observer, "Barack Obama orders new nuclear review amid growing feud." Uses FAS/NRDC estimate for US nuclear weapons in Europe without giving credits.
• Feb 27: FUTUR QUANTIQUE (France), "Des missiles de croisière nucléaires destinés à qui?"
  
• Feb 25: Der Spiegel Online, "German Foreign Minister Pushes for NATO Nuclear Drawdown." Uses FAS/NRDC estimate for US nuclear weapons deployed in Europe without giving credits.
• Feb 25: The Cable (Foreign Policy), "Nuclear Posture Review delayed until mid to late March."
• Feb 25: Pavel Podvig, Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, "What to do about tactical nuclear weapons."
  
• Feb 24: Voice of America, "Anti-Aircraft Missiles Intercepted from North Korea Alarm Scientists"
• Feb 22: Slate, "Dropping the H-Bomb"
• Feb 22: The Guardian, "Five Nato states to urge removal of US nuclear arms in Europe." Uses FAS/NRDC estimate for nuclear weapons in Europe, but without credits.
• Feb 22, Global Security Newswire, "Nuclear Agency Officials Defend Rate of Warhead Dismantlement."
• Feb 22: Greg Thielmann, Arms Control Association, "New START Verification: Fitting the Means to the Ends."
  
• Feb 20: AFP, "Allied bid for Obama to remove US European nuclear stockpil." Uses FAS/NRDC estimate for nuclear weapons in Europe but doesn't credit.
• Feb 17: Global Security Newswire, "Peace Activists Trespass at Belgian Base Housing U.S. Nukes."
• Feb 16: Der Spiegel, "Ex-NATO Head Robertson Skeptical of Removing Nukes from Germany." The article as well as Mr. Robertson uses FAS/NRDC estimates for the number of U.S. nuclear weapons in Europe and for Russian non-strategic weapons.
  
• Feb 15: James Carroll, The Boston Globe, "Nuclear sites vulnerable to break-ins."
• Feb 12: USA Today, "10,000 TSA Staff to Get Secret Intel"
• Feb 11: Los Angeles Times (AP), "Official: Problems at Air Force nuclear weapons site in New Mexico were administrative."
• Feb 10: Washington Post (AP), "Air Force decertifies nuclear warheads unit in NM."
• Feb 10: Los Angeles Times (AP), "Squadron that handles nuclear warheads at New Mexico base is decertified by Air Force."
• Feb 10, David J. Baylor, Lt Col, USAF, Considerations for U.S. Nuclear Force Structure Below a 1,000 Warhead Limit (Alabama: Air War College, Air University, February 10, 2010).
•  Feb 9: Inside Defense, "Defense Officials Defer To NATO On Fate of U.S. Nuclear Arms in Europe." Requires subscription.
• Feb 8: Franklin Miller, et al., Germany Opens Pandora's Box, Centre for European Reform, February 8, 2009.
• Feb 8: Inside the Air Force, "Kirtland AFB unit loses nuclear mission.
• Feb 4: AOL News, "Belgian Activists Breach Security Around US Nukes."
• Feb 4, RTBF (Belgium), "Des pacifistes filment leur incursion à Kleine Brogel."
• Feb 4: De Morgen (Belgium), "Bomspotters op Kleine-Brogel filmden inval."
• Feb 3: Washington Post, "Obama budget seeks 13.4 percent increase for National Nuclear Security Administration."
• Feb 2: Washington Times, "Liberties Oversight Panel Gets Short Shrift"
• Feb 2: Carl Bildt and Radek Sikorski, New York Times/International Herald Tribune, "Next, the Tactical Nukes." Uses FAS/NRDC estimates for non-strategic nuclear weapons.

• Jan 27: Wall Street Journal, "START-ing Without China"
• Jan 25: Global Security Newswire, "U.S. Should Embrace Using Nukes for Nuclear Threat Only, Experts Say."
• Jan 20: Slate, "How Many Iranian Nuclear Physicists Are There?"
• Jan 19: Global Security Newswire, "Nuclear Bomb Update Effort Slowed by Posture Review, Science Studies."
• Jan 18: Air Force Times, "Report backs end of bombers’ nuclear role."
  
• Jan 15: ScienceNews, "Energy, safety and nuclear capabilities intertwined"
• Jan 15: McClatchy Newspapers, "Archives Director Wants You to Have Access"
• Jan 13: Taiwan News, "China says missile defense system test successful."
• Jan 12: The Telegraph, "China tests new technology to shoot down missiles in mid-air."
• Jan 12: The Guardian, "China 'successfully tests missile interceptor"
• Jan 12: BusinessWeek, "Iranian Professor Killed in Bomb Blast in Tehran"
• Jan 12: TIME (AP), "China: Missile Defense System Test Successful."
  
• Jan 7: Global Security Newswire, "U.S., British Might Share Firing Device to Update Nuclear Arms."
• Jan 7: TIME, "Obama's Nuclear Arms Pledge Hits Stumbling Block."
• Jan 4: Los Angeles Times, "Obama's nuclear-free vision mired in debate." Uses FAS/NRDC estimates for US nuclear arsenal and deployment in Europe without credits

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