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Jim Sciutto
Anchor and Chief National Security Correspondent
Jim Sciutto is CNN's chief national security correspondent and co-anchor of CNN Newsroom airing Monday through Friday from 9 to 11 a.m. ET alongside Poppy Harlow.
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Go inside a nuclear sub's torpedo room
CNN's Jim Sciutto goes inside a US nuclear submarine's torpedo room as the crew on-board conducts tests in the Arctic.

The Brief (19)

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How the US is preparing for a space arms race

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Russia may hack our elections. Can we stop it?

Why it's so tense in the South China Sea

Beijing, CHINA: A US and a Chinese flag wave outside a commercial building in Beijing, 09 July 2007. US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice 06 July 2007 accused China of flouting the rules of global trade in its headlong economic expansion as the US administration "has not been hesitant" to deploy trade tools against China, including a complaint lodged with the World Trade Organization over copyright piracy. AFP PHOTO/TEH ENG KOON (Photo credit should read TEH ENG KOON/AFP/Getty Images)

Why are the United States and China frenemies?

Chemical weapons, 'the poor man's atom bomb'

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Why were these seven countries banned?

This is the safest time in history

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What would a nuclear deal with Iran actually look like?

Refugees from Debaltseve are escaping the battle zone on foot while Grad missile systems are heading to the front on February 5, 2015, North of Debalteve, Donbass Oblast, Ukraine. Fighting continues between Ukrainian forces and pro-Russian separatists in and around the important rail ray hub of Debalteve. The humanitarian situation in the town has become catastrophic as thousands have fled, while many more are trapped in the heavily shelled town. Locals each day try to flee the battle zone using cars, trucks or buses driven by volunteers making the round trip multiple times a day.

'Old-fashioned' war unfolds in Ukraine

What to expect in the conflict against ISIS in 2015

U.S. mission is changing

The Taliban in Pakistan's terror legacy

An English-speaking ISIS fighter orchestrates the mass execution of a group of men in an ISIS recruitment video called "Flames of War."

THIS is more of a threat than ISIS

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Russia's $730 billion war machine

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Major problems in the fight against ISIS

Kashmiri demonstrators hold up a flag of the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) during a demonstration against Israeli military operations in Gaza, in downtown Srinagar on July 18, 2014. The death toll in Gaza hit 265 as Israel pressed a ground offensive on the 11th day of an assault aimed at stamping out rocket fire, medics said. AFP PHOTO/Tauseef MUSTAFA (Photo credit should read TAUSEEF MUSTAFA/AFP/Getty Images)

Will ISIS attacks spread to U.S.?

A picture taken from the Israeli border with the Gaza Strip shows smoke billowing from the coastal Palestinian enclave following an Israeli military strike on August 2, 2014. Israel will continue its military campaign in the Gaza Strip for as long as needed and with as much force as necessary, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in a public address.

The Middle East: A region in turmoil

Ukraine: How did we get there?

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Why is Japan firing up planes, warships?

Ex-foreign fighter turns youth away from life of terrorism
An ex-al Qaeda foreign fighter now works to protect young people from being recruited.
CNN anchors on uncommon approaches to their lives and careers
CNN anchors: Challenging status quos alter history
'The Shadow War': How a Chinese spy stole some of the Pentagon's most sensitive secrets
Mom of shooting survivor: Hope didn't work
Sciutto: Trump doesn't get Melania's 'Be Best' message
Trump pardons ex-Army officer sentenced for killing Iraqi prisoner
Wray distances himself from Barr's campaign spying claim
CNN anchor: Trump gave perfect answer? Roll the tape
Trump to reporters' children: I like you more
Attorney General to congressman: Let courts do their job
Pompeo 'hopeful' North Korea talks can continue
A snub and a last minute Hail Mary. Trump's tough lesson in North Korean diplomacy