Defense
What the debate over women-in-combat looked like in 1990
A rundown of the arguments 20 years ago.
Defense
The ban on women in combat will officially end
Wednesday announcement by Panetta comes after November lawsuit.
Defense
Air Force chief says sexual assaults are a 'cancer' to be stopped
Service branch had a 30 percent increase in reported assaults from fiscal 2011 to fiscal 2012.
Defense
Pentagon leaders continue push against sequestration
National security readiness 'is at a tipping point,' Joint Chiefs warn.
Defense
Cleared of wrongdoing, General Allen wants to get back to his old life
The Pentagon's inspector general has found that Allen did not violate military codes of conduct.
Oversight
Clinton's Benghazi testimony will be her last act as Secretary of State
Before Hillary Clinton ends her tenure at the State Department she'll deal with one final piece of unfinished business.
Defense
Jill Kelley finally speaks about Petraeus, Broadwell, and blackmail
This is her first interview since the bottom of the David Petreaus scandal fell out.
Tech
U.S will provide tactical support in the sky to get French military into Mali
The French military is currently trying to push back on the ground against a growing faction of militants.
Defense
Military branches struggle to cap civilian jobs wisely
Army has exceeded its workforce limit, while all services may have cut jobs recklessly.
Defense
U.S. Air Force swoops in on Algeria plant as terrorists demand hostage swap
The Air Force is in the process of evacuating Americans and other individuals.
Defense
Union criticizes Pentagon for targeting civilians
AFGE says Defense let contractors off the hook.
Defense
Why is the Marine Corps fighting with the Navy over a camouflage pattern?
Two branches of the U.S. military are locked in a property battle worthy of Google and Apple.
Defense
Defense has improved care for special needs children, report finds
GAO study says families with special needs kids are usually accommodated.
Defense
Analysis: Legalize sex to reduce sexual assaults at military academies
Distinction is hard to teach under total ban.
Defense
Report: State believes Assad used chemical weapons on Syrian people
Report says Bashar al-Assad used his military forces and poison gas in Homs.
Nextgov
On its way out, the U.S. will give Afghanistan its own fleet of drones
Although the type of drones hasn't been specified, the unmanned vehicles will be unarmed.
Defense
Walmart to hire 100,000 veterans over five years
Company working with White House, federal agencies to encourage action from other businesses.
Defense
Analysis: How Chuck Schumer saved Chuck Hagel
Key Senator gives Defense secretary nominee the nod.
Oversight