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DISA seeks app store, device management
System ultimately could serve the entire Defense Department.
Defense
Obama and Romney's great bayonet-off
A look at who knows the most about military standard operating procedure.
Oversight
Lawmakers consider $55 billion 'fallback' to avert sequestration
Plan has 'a decent chance of happening,' unnamed aide tells Reuters.
Nextgov
Social media led authorities to a Benghazi terror suspect
The suspect is currently being held by Tunisian authorities
Defense
Annan: Ryan 'dead wrong' on Syria
It is premature to give up on the peace process, former U.N. secretary general says.
Defense
Romney surrogate accuses administration of 'another national security leak'
Denials from the U.S. and Iran about one-on-one negotiations over nuclear program make it look like a leak, Portman says.
Defense
U.S. embassy in Jordan targeted in foiled al-Qaida plot
11 people with connections to al-Qaida's affiliate in Iraq arrested.
Defense
Report: CIA documents support Rice's early account of Libya attacks
Information indicated timing of attacks was influenced by Cairo protests.
Management
TSA seeks to fire, suspend screeners
Probe at Newark Airport results in allegations of improper screening by 44 employees and managers.
Defense
Obama tells Jon Stewart that administration wasn't 'confused' after Libya attack
Officials laid out information as it came in, president says.
Defense
Military personnel have until Sunday to apply for special pay
Members whose service was extended involuntarily after the 9/11 terrorist attacks are eligible for benefit.
Pay & Benefits
Army encourages early retirement for some soldiers
Service is using incentive to help reduce the force by thousands over the next few years.
Defense
All clear given after Obama daughters' school evacuated
Sidwell Friends receives phoned-in threat.
Defense
If the FBI both planned and thwarted a terrorist attack, who's the hero?
Questions remain after a Bangladeshi man tried and failed to blow up the Federal Reserve Building.
Defense
Report: Man plotted attack on New York Fed
Law enforcement officials say the FBI and NYPD monitored the plot and the public was never at risk.
Defense
Video shows contractors gone wild in Afghanistan
Whistleblowers release footage of drunken personnel, allege frat house-type atmosphere.
Pay & Benefits
Thousands of Defense civilians might have to repay housing allowances
Department’s mistake could affect up to 2,000 employees in Europe.
Defense
Former Defense official calls congressional paralysis a threat
Budget stalemates constrain national security planning, Michèle Flournoy says.
Defense
Security Insiders: Obama administration did not deliberately mislead on Benghazi attack
Romney has criticized the Obama administration for saying the deadly assault was the result of a spontaneous outbreak of violence.
Defense