Defense
Chuck Hagel's First Afghanistan Trip Got Off to a Scary Start
Two separate suicide bomb attacks greeted the newly confirmed Defense Secretary.
Oversight
Republicans Can't Stop Susan Rice from Getting Her National Security Consolation Prize
A new report states that Rice will be named as the White House National Security Advisor.
Defense
Outsourcing the Fight Against Terrorism
The United States is using local soldiers to fight al-Qaida allies in East Africa.
Defense
Army Finds Major Flaws in Mental Health Care and PTSD Treatment
'Sheer number of changes this report recommends is indicative of the size and scope of the problem,' senator says.
Defense
BRAC Savings Estimates Were Flawed, Report Says
Commission used faulty methodology to project greater savings than military base realignment achieved.
Defense
Budget Cuts Should Not Compromise Safety, Naval Officers Told
Suspend operations if it will prevent mishaps, Fleet Forces Command chief says.
Tech
Rand Paul Gets His Answer on Drones: 'No'
Attorney General Eric Holder has answered Sen. Ran Paul's question.
Defense
U.S. Captures Bin Laden's Son-In-Law and Will Put Him on Trial
The former spokesman for al Qaeda was found by the CIA in Ankara, Turkey.
Nextgov
North Korea Is Now Threatening a Preemptive Nuclear Attack
The threats come as the U.N. condemns North Korea's latest nuclear test.
Defense
A Look Inside Interpol in Washington
The office variously falls under Justice, Treasury and Homeland Security departments.
Defense
News Report Ties David Petraeus to Iraq Torture Centers
Counterinsurgency methods draw scrutiny in documentary story from the Guardian and BBC Arabic.
Defense
Guantanamo Guard Fires 'Non-lethal' Round at Prisoner
January incident occurred at Camp 6, an area reserved for cooperative inmates.
Pay & Benefits
House Extends Pay Freeze, Upholds Sequester
Bill to keep government open past March 27 now heads to Senate.
Defense
Analysis: How Obama Fumbled Afghanistan
A new account by Richard Holbrooke's deputy hits the president hard on foreign policy.
Management
New TSA Rules Allowing Knives and Clubs Are Freaking Out Flight Attendants
Transportation Security Administration head John Pistole announced the change would be made in about six weeks.
Tech
Congress Gets Its Drone Memos, and Obama Gets His CIA Director
The Senate Intelligence Committee voted in favor of John Brennan's nomination to be CIA director.
Oversight
For Conflict Zones, Sequestration Is Even More Devastating
For people the world over, Washington's budget gridlock is a life and death situation.
Defense
Pentagon Releases Further Sequestration Guidance
Support for congressional travel, Blue Angels shows and tuition assistance to face the budget axe.
Defense
Furloughs Threaten Military School Teachers, Commissaries
The Pentagon is struggling to maintain accredited school year, spokesman says.
Management