Defense
Defense auditors’ focus on riskiest contracts lacks plan, GAO finds
DCAA’s initiative is promising but not fully developed, watchdog says.
Defense
Defense secretary possibility made name opposing global warming accord
Forget about his Israel comments. Chuck Hagel's record on the environment is the real problem.
Defense
'Zero Dark Thirty' is now officially wrong about torture
McCain, Levin and Feinstein letter say movie's depiction is "incorrect."
Defense
Clinton revamped embassy security ahead of scathing Benghazi report
Three State Department officials resign after outside panel finds 'systemic failures' leading to diplomats' deaths in Libya.
Defense
Pentagon will have to shed thousands of jobs during next few years under bill
Provision to reduce civilian and contractor workforces included in House-Senate version of Defense legislation.
Defense
Defense looks into hiring practices at child care centers
Investigation follows reports of assaults at facility in Virginia.
Nextgov
Don’t throw vets over fiscal cliff, senator says
Bernie Sanders warns COLA changes would hit disabled veterans hard.
Defense
Military seeking the death penalty for one of its own for first time in 50 years
Staff Sgt. Robert Bales could face execution if the Army's prosecution is successful.
Management
Three at State Department resign following Benghazi report
Security chief and two others step down, AP says, citing unnamed source.
Defense
The guilty conscience of a drone pilot who killed a child
The lessons of remotely piloted missions over Afghanistan.
Defense
Marines retreat on sponsorship of Ultimate Fighting
Union claims success in campaign against recruiting in venue viewed as sexist, homophobic.
Defense
Was Pentagon too helpful to 'Zero Dark Thirty' filmmakers?
Defense undersecretary reportedly under investigation.
Defense
Service members to receive higher housing allowance in 2013
Annual rates up by 3.8 percent on average.
Defense
Is Chuck Hagel a pacifist?
The former GOP senator, a possible Obama nominee to run the Pentagon, is haunted by Vietnam.
Defense
Military personnel exception deepens other sequestration impacts
Joint Chiefs Chairman Dempsey warns of civilian furloughs.
Defense
GAO: Management of job placement services for military spouses could be better
Watchdog says Defense needs to improve guidance and monitoring of multi-million dollar employment assistance programs.
Defense
How the main candidates for Defense chief differ
Chuck Hagel and Michelle Flournoy, both haunted by the ghosts of Vietnam, represent a stark choice for Obama.
Defense
Don't trust 'Zero Dark Thirty'
The acclaimed thriller represents a troubling new frontier of government embedded filmmaking
Defense
American troops are headed to Turkey to defend against Syria
Leon Panetta signed the order personally on Friday morning after arriving in Turkey on an unannounced visit to the US Air Force Base in Incirlik.
Management