Defense
The Justice Department Wants Apple to Unlock Another iPhone
The case is pretty similar to the San Bernardino one.
Defense
Deadly Shootings at Lackland Air Force Base
At least two people are dead, the Bexar County Sheriff said, in an apparent murder-suicide.
Nextgov
The Military Is Hiring a Rapid Cyber Response Team -- in Case Commissaries Get Hacked
Military base grocery stories are vulnerable to computer hackers, according to the Pentagon.
Defense
Defense Christens First Robot Ghost Ship
Autonomous vessels like this submarine hunter will play a growing role in future naval missions and will soon crowd the seas.
Oversight
Cruz Supporters Are Less Culturally Anxious About Immigration than Trump Supporters
Cruz has taken a tough stance on illegal immigration for economic reasons, but also tells a positive story about his father's flight from Cuba in the 1950s.
Defense
U.S. and Canadian Citizens May Soon Need Visas to Visit the European Union
Just like Bulgarians and Romanians do when visiting the United States and Canada.
Pay & Benefits
Defense Has Wrongly Taxed Disabled Combat Vets For Years
New legislation would correct a problem that may have affected as many as 14,000 vets, going back as far as 1991.
Defense
Senate Hearing on Airport Security Gets Bogged Down on Local Issues
Transportation Security Administrator Peter Neffenger fields some very specific questions from lawmakers.
Defense
Zika Emergency Funding Can’t Wait, White House Tells Congress
Sitting on the administration's $1.9 billion emergency request is “playing with fire,” budget director says.
Defense
Defense Chief Seeks New Powers for Joint Chiefs, Top Commanders in War on Terrorism
Carter unveils his Goldwater-Nichols reform plan, and the most sweeping changes to the military's top command in a generation
Defense
Trump Reveals His Plan to Get Mexico to Pay For His Wall Plan
It is unconventional and it involves the Patriot Act.
Defense
It’s the CIA’s Fault — How Foreign Leaders Try to Discredit the Panama Papers
The Panama papers have put pressure on dozens of global politicians.
Defense
Defense Chief Pitches Pentagon Projects to Tech Workers
The defense secretary takes his outreach tour to robotics labs and startup centers in Austin and Boston
Defense
How Should the World Respond to Terrorism?
The Atlantic inverts the classic Q&A to explore the complexities influencing global responses to terrorism today.
Defense
What the The Defense Department's Bug Bounty Program Won’t Fix
Ash Carter reveals a prize pool of $150,000, but will the program reveal the limits of Silicon Valley solutions to the Pentagon's problems?
Nextgov
Soldiers to Help Crowdsource Spy Maps
Because satellite connectivity can be too spotty to obtain high-fidelity images for spies in remote locations, some intelligence officials say they welcome the expansion of social mapping.
Defense
How Powerful is the FBI’s Tool For Unlocking iPhones?
Apple's best defenses might be beaten.
Defense
The Symbolism of the New U.S. Medal for Fighting ISIS
A very close look at the military’s award for service in Syria and Iraq.
Defense