Topic: James Cartwright - CSMonitor.com

The Monitor's View Wanted: global rules on cyberwarfare

A report on cyberattacks and computer hacking originating with China's military highlights the need for international norms in cyberwarfare. Other new types of weapons led to new rules of war. Why not in cyberspace, too?

Cybersecurity: how preemptive cyberwar is entering the nation's arsenal

Terrorism & Security Reports: Netanyahu will push Obama hard on Iran

Opinion How Obama can slash defense budget: Cut unnecessary nuclear weapons programs

You hack, we shoot: Pentagon discusses armed counterstrikes to cyberattacks

How Leon Panetta could change Washington as next Defense secretary

US to begin drone strikes in Libya

Why Obama agreed to unleash Predator drones on Qaddafi forces

Pentagon divulges few details on 'don't ask, don't tell' repeal

In Pictures Don't Ask, Don't Tell repeal

North Korea threatens retaliation for South Korean military drill

Pentagon shifting Afghanistan war strategy to 'shoot more bad guys'?

Opinion Chief obstacle to Iran's nuclear effort: its own bad technology

Bob Woodward book says US aides doubted Obama's Afghan strategy

Obama puts new limits on US use of nuclear weapons

US shifts missile defense from Europe to Navy ships

Satellite collision highlights space-junk threat

U.S. missile shoots down satellite - but why?