An Institute for National Security Studies report by Roy Schulman and David Simon-Tov examines the disinformation surrounding COVID-19 and the motivations behind it. Keep Reading
To confront the unprecedented worldwide challenge posed by COVID-19, the United Nations has launched a massive humanitarian appeal to mitigate its impact, particularly on fragile countries with weak health systems. Keep Reading
The agency intends to temporarily suspend enforcement of portions of the federal veterinarian-client-patient relationship (VCPR) requirements relevant to certain FDA regulations. Keep Reading
This measure is taken to aid in further prevention of the spread of Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19), to protect U.S. personnel and preserve the operational readiness of our global force. Keep Reading
The Marine is in isolation at his home and will undergo further assessment by health professionals. His last day in the Pentagon was March 13. Keep Reading
This work is being done at the National Biodefense Analysis and Countermeasures Center (NBACC) laboratory in cooperation with the DHS Countering Weapons of Mass Destruction Office. Keep Reading
Amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, China’s state-backed information operations have been following Russia’s playbook for spreading disinformation, an expert on the subject told a panel on Monday. Keep Reading
WHO Chief Information Security Officer Flavio Aggio said the identity of the hackers was unclear and the effort was unsuccessful. But he warned that hacking attempts against the agency and its partners have soared. Keep Reading
In an effort to continue federal hiring activities but observe social distancing recommendations, the Office of Personnel Management advised agencies to virtually or remotely onboard new employees. Keep Reading
As the entire nation attempts to move their work lives home, the onus for keeping the federal government operating is falling on the federal IT workforce. Keep Reading
The employee was concerned that Falcone was standing too close to her and an open display of prepared foods, so she requested that he step back as she covered the food. Keep Reading
King’s College London has launched a new app which tracks symptoms related to COVID-19, allowing anyone to self-report daily. Keep Reading
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has expanded its Level 3 nonessential travel notice to include Australia, countries in South America, parts of Asia and the Middle East. Keep Reading
The U.S. announces a record stimulus package, but support for the aviation industry from governments around the world varies greatly. Keep Reading
Resources and services offered through Military OneSource, the Military and Family Life Counseling program, and the Spouse Education and Career Opportunities program will continue to serve the military community. Keep Reading
The individual has been quarantined and is receiving care. Consistent with CDC guidelines, those who have come in contact with the individual have been cohorted and are being monitored for symptoms. Keep Reading
Terror group says that not only is security strained but hospitals in affected countries are overburdened and "what they fear above all is that the mujahideen should greet them in the morning" like on the days of attacks past. Keep Reading
“We hold the Zionist occupation fully responsible for the life, safety and health of our heroic prisoners,” al Qassam Brigades’ spokesperson Abu Obeida cautioned Israel in a recent statement. Keep Reading
Regardless of the source of the coronavirus, it is now a roadmap for future bioterrorism. The damage has been quick and enormous — much greater than 9/11 — and worldwide. Keep Reading
Amid all the chaos caused by the coronavirus tidal wave, it may also rid the world of many of its worst terrorists or at least freeze their activity. Keep Reading