The now-former Defense Department CMO, Jay Gibson. (U.S. Defense Department)

Pentagon's No. 3 officially resigns, after weeks of speculation

The Pentagon's CMO has resigned, following weeks of reports he was being fired.

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A member of China's People's Liberation Army stands guard at the Shek Kong Barracks on June 30, 2018, in Hong Kong. (Anthony Kwan/Getty Images)

How China won the global war on terror

Winning a war commonly means emerging better than the enemy. But winning also can mean using a war to gain strategic advantage.

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Estonian ambassador to the United States, Jonatan Vseviov, speaks to Fifth Domain at Cybercon 2018 in Pentagon City, Va., pointing to an upcoming election that could have big implications to international cyber laws.

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