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    The Network Behind State Bills 'Countering' Sharia Law and Terrorism

    “My concern is that the next step states could take is that they take it upon themselves to start designating groups [as terrorists] the federal government hasn’t,” says Jason Blazakis, director of the Center on Terrorism, Extremism, and Counterterrorism. He is quoted in a Center for Public Integrity investigative report exploring bills supported by various groups and lawmakers aimed at protecting Americans from Islamic extremism and terrorism.

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    The Pentagon Revealed Its Nuclear War Strategy and It's Terrifying

    Recently, the Pentagon released the Doctrine for joint Nuclear Operation, a 60-page paper giving the Pentagon’s insights on nuclear weapons and when to use them. The document has been taken off of the Joint Chiefs of Staff’s website, but it was archived by the Federation of American Scientists (FAS), a group that studies national and international security threats. In this Vice article, Jeffrey Lewis, director of the East Asia Nonproliferation Project, gives his thoughts on the document.
     

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    U.S. And Iran Disagree Over Whether Drone Was Shot Down Over Iranian Territory

    Controversy has arisen on whether a drone that was shot down was flying over Iranian territory or international waters. In a press conference, Lieutenant General Joseph Guastella said statements about the aircraft being shot down over Iran are false. However, both the U.S. and Iran will release their own versions of where the takedown occurred. On NPR’s All Things Considered, Jeffrey Lewis, director of the East Asia Nonproliferation Project, gave his two cents on the situation, stating that things can easily get out of hand when military forces are involved.