Defense
U.S. Hostages from 1979 Iranian Revolution May Finally Be Compensated
Senate bill on Iran nuclear deal includes funding source for restitution.
Defense
When Security Screening Crosses the Line
A screener at the Denver airport allegedly conspired to grope the genitals of male passengers he found attractive
Defense
It Just Got Easier to Contest Inclusion on the No Fly List
For starters, DHS will now tell people if they’re on the list; ACLU says new procedures aren’t enough.
Defense
The White House May Be Coming Around to the Senate Iran Deal
White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest was vaguely optimistic on Tuesday about the president’s thoughts on the latest version of the bill.
Management
New Technology Will Allow Navy To Target with Jamming Pods
Faster datalinks will allow the Navy’s EA-18 Growler to pinpoint insurgents with weapons-quality accuracy.
Defense
Air Force Removes General Who Accused Pilot Lobbyists of Treason
James Post apologizes for asserting that A-10 backers shouldn't speak out.
Defense
White House Mounts Massive Lobbying Campaign on Iran Deal
The administration is racing to prevent a veto-proof majority for a bill that would give Congress the power to block a nuclear deal.
Nextgov
NSA’s Grand Plan to Snowden-Proof Its Data Using the Cloud
No one in the intelligence community wants to face another leak. With NSA’s widespread adoption of cloud computing, the spy agency may not have to.
Defense
Pentagon Strives for Even Better Buying Power
Upgrade to acquisition strategy stresses long-range R&D, cybersecurity and commercial sourcing.
Defense
One Year After Standoff With Armed Militia, BLM Employees Still Feel Vulnerable
Agency contends employee safety is its "No. 1 priority."
Defense
Immigration Activists Won't 'Coronate' Hillary Clinton As Their Candidate
At least not until she explains what immigration policy would look like in her White House.
Defense
Reenacting War to Make Sense of It
A new documentary follows a group restaging battles from Vietnam, including enthusiasts hoping to emulate the reality of conflict, and veterans trying to better understand it.
Defense
Boston Marathon Bomber Found Guilty
A jury will decide if he will spend life in prison or get the death penalty.
Defense
Defense Moves More Communications Equipment into Cheyenne Mountain
Mostly abandoned a decade ago, the iconic Cold War bunker is getting an upgrade.
Nextgov
Pentagon Dropped the Ball on Internet Upgrade, Audit Says
IT officials didn’t consider the migration to the next-generation IP system a high priority, auditors say.
Management
Are State Department Contractors Shortchanging Whistleblowers?
Watchdog finds ethics codes that 'may have chilling effect' on reporting waste and fraud.
Defense
Three Charts That Explain the ISIS Targets Struck By Coalition Air Forces
The Pentagon’s latest data release finally includes airplanes that were destroyed in fall 2014.
Nextgov
Army Unveils Cloud Strategy
The Army's formal cloud strategy aligns with the Pentagon’s evolving policies.
Defense
What Are the Alternatives to Obama's Iran Deal?
Israel’s prime minister says more sanctions will produce a better nuclear agreement. But the evidence suggests otherwise.
Defense