Defense

What Congress faces on Defense in the lame duck

Parties may be starting to agree on an approach to halt next year's cuts.

Defense

After 2,000 deaths, politicians debate U.S. future in Afghanistan

A suspected insider attack claimed the life of an American soldier Sunday.

Management

OMB to contractors: Follow Labor guidance on pre-sequester layoff notices

If companies do, officials say, agencies will cover their liability under federal law requiring advance warning of layoffs.

Defense

Pentagon tightens oversight of flight reservations

Defense will require supervisor approval 72 hours prior to business air travel.

Defense

Joint U.S.-Afghan operations resuming

Initial ban came after a sharp increase in insider attacks.

Defense

More protests outside U.S. embassy in Bangkok

White House confirms the attack in Libya was a 'terrorist attack'

Defense

Army general faces possible court martial for sexual assault

Jeffrey Sinclair is still on active duty but faces an Article 32 hearing.

Nextgov

The fight for service dogs for veterans with PTSD

Veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder swear that support dogs lead to remarkable improvements, but research has yet to support their widespread use.

Defense

U.S. knew about al Qaeda link in Benghazi within 24 hours

Officials also knew attack was planned rather than spontaneous, according to report.

Defense

Pentagon: Don't tweet about the former SEAL's Bin Laden book

The Defense Department has issued employee guidelines on handling the tell-all.

Defense

Obama: U.S. will 'do what we must' to stop a nuclear Iran

Report finds Iran's rate of uranium enrichment has nearly tripled since Obama took office.

Defense

Analysis: The path to war with Iran

The United States and Iran are on a collision course, and neither side is blinking.

Defense

House intel chair: U.S. TV ad in Pakistan a 'horrible idea'

Ad denounces anti-Islamic video that sparked widespread protests.

Defense

Obama’s quagmire: Syria and the Islamist arc

Hammered on leadership, the president struggles for a Middle East policy.

Defense

Two theaters are burned down as new protests break out in Pakistan

Mobile phone service has been shut down across the country to hamper organizing and to prevent protesters from setting off explosives remotely.