Warren Strobel

National Intelligence Reporter @washingtonpost AT hiker, nature lover. Hooked on @KimberlyPgh69 Alum: WSJ, Knight Ridder, Reuters, Mizzou. Signal: wstrobel.94

[Jonathan Landay Reuters @JonathanLanday]

No words

[Zach Dorfman @zachsdorfman]

OSS made extensive use of nonofficial cover officers behind enemy lines during World War II, by the way.

Lot of this in my forthcoming book.

[Paul Mozur 孟建國 @paulmozur]

This will get missed in the news of Jensen resigning, but it's super important.

Singapore says it was holding Alice Huang's passport thru Feb 2026, but got little help from the U.S. in its investigation. Trump was briefed on Alice in fall 2025.

That means the U.S. did nothing for months as Singapore held a Chinese spy who the U.S. knew was in a relationship with the most important person in A.I. Hard to understand. https://t.co/O8Yh5PLVVB

[Sadie Gurman @sgurman]

Hi everyone, I am ok, thanks for checking in, here is our story on the shooting this morning at Vida Logan Circle near my house w/ @JenCalfas

Thinking of my neighbors and fellow Vida-goers
https://t.co/lj7zbdO5Cc

[CBS News @CBSNews]

BREAKING: Nvidia is preparing to oust CEO Jensen Huang, sources tell CBS News. https://t.co/c9OqmOlxbF

[Barbara Slavin @barbaraslavin1]

The greatest generation. Of all his accomplishments, my dad was most proud of his Navy service during WWII. #VeteransDay

[Dan Lamothe @DanLamothe]

On the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month of the year, an armistice agreement ended the War of all Wars in 1918.

Out of that came Armistice Day and, later, Veterans Day.

Grateful for our veterans. Thanks for sharing your stories over the years!

[Zach Dorfman @zachsdorfman]

Fun new reporting in here about a 1980s spy case in Silicon Valley

[Warren Strobel @wstrobel]

Happy Veterans Day, USN Cmdr. Carl Strobel

Rest in Peace, Dad.

[Edward Wong @ewong]

In case anyone feels nostalgia for the Iraq War — a Washington Post opinion piece by Douglas Feith and Lewis "Scooter" Libby

[Jim LaPorta @JimLaPorta]

Lol https://t.co/OVsURyUS97

[Ben Pauker @benpauker]

There’s a long and wild history of “honeypots” in Silicon Valley.

New: from @zachsdorfman and @catecadell

https://t.co/4bqXb2bC0U

[Natasha Bertrand @NatashaBertrand]

“A member of the US Army has been arrested in the UK as part of an investigation by Counter Terrorism Policing, working closely with US authorities, US Military and the FBI…The country to which the allegations relate is Russia.”

https://t.co/U92WdsHb4P

[Josh Rogin @joshrogin]

Plunder

[Jim Sciutto @jimsciutto]

I’ve witnessed multiple defense secretaries and spokespeople take hard questions during war time without threatening reporters.

[Meryl Kornfield @MerylKornfield]

“The Post found at least 19 officers who had faced past allegations of misconduct or criminal charges, or had other employment red flags. At least five involved use-of-force incidents, and five officers were named in lawsuits that resulted in settlements.”

[Tara Copp @TaraCopp]

We did; I shouted at least 4 questions that Hegseth did not answer, on whether he takes responsibility for the war; on war crimes; others shouted if he’d become a distraction for Trump. Hegseth only took Qs from
Conservative media or new media outlets they brought in after kicking out the Pentagon press corps last year. Almost everyone who got questions, save for our colleague Mike Glenn, had agreed to the strict rules that the Pentagon Press Corps refused to sign last year.

[Warren Strobel @wstrobel]

@CraigMSingleton in the @wapo

https://t.co/nLHo9iTNcQ

[𝙰𝚕𝚎𝚡 𝙱𝚕𝚊𝚌𝚔𝚠𝚎𝚕𝚕 @alexrblackwell]

“Iran was not an intelligence failure in which analysts missed a threat. It was a policy failure in which experts warned decision-makers who acted against it anyway.” https://t.co/DCjXGvguMr

[Tara Copp @TaraCopp]

Hegseth’s team gives talking points to allies before expected impeachment vote https://t.co/5nFqWkiWm3