Defense

How Obama decides your fate if he thinks you're a terrorist

A look inside the "disposition matrix" that determines when -- or if -- the administration will pursue a suspected militant

Tech

How U.S. defense companies are gearing up to arm new Asian buyers

Vietnam and Myanmar beckon.

Defense

Al-Qaeda puts a bounty on a U.S. ambassador's head

The group has reportedly posted on Islamist websites that they will give money to anyone who kills an American soldier in the next six months.

Management

Analysis: Reading tea leaves of political appointments not yet made

Is the White House side-stepping the Senate confirmation process?

Management

Revolving door still open to Coast Guard top officers, senior execs, GAO finds

Higher-ups often leave for agency contractors.

Defense

Analysis: Is Chuck Hagel being punished for stance on Iraq?

For too many lawmakers, a Defense Secretary Hagel would be a nagging reminder of what they got wrong.

Defense

Reported sexual assaults at military academies continue to rise

Number has increased since 2008.

Management

White House wavers on Hagel, considers others for Defense

Nebraska Republican’s Pentagon nomination appears to be failing because of his blunt advocacy of unpopular positions.

Defense

Congress approves Defense measure

Bill with provisions on military pay and benefits, civilian jobs heads to Obama.

Defense

NRA chief calls for corps of armed officers at schools

Force would include active and retired military service personnel.

Pay & Benefits

House approves military pay raise

Defense authorization conference report also directs Pentagon to shrink its workforce.

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.