Defense
Ryan in March: Pentagon brass not 'giving their true advice'
The allegation was serious; generals must give their 'best military advice.'
Oversight
Veterans Affairs faces probe of spending on two conferences
Employees may have received gifts of alcohol, concert tickets and spa visits.
Nextgov
7 reasons why Israel should not attack Iran's nuclear facilities
Israeli officials may see a "zero hour" for attacking Iranian nuclear facilities, but it could backfire.
Defense
U.S. destroyer collides with oil tanker in Strait of Hormuz
No one on either vessel was injured.
Defense
Meet America's first openly gay general
Army reserve officer Tammy Smith is promoted to brigadier general and publicly acknowledges her sexuality for the first time.
Defense
Three Americans killed by gunman in Afghan army uniform
This is the third such attack on coalition forces this week.
Defense
Wedding party finds how hard it is to get near a presidential candidate
Secret Service asks group to stand back; newlyweds get photo with Romney.
Management
Defense contractors downsized in good times, report finds
Researchers question link between sequestration and threatened job cuts.
Pay & Benefits
Lawmakers consider TRICARE request
Pentagon explains why it wants to move health care money.
Nextgov
The Navy's quixotic quest to bury an unclassified laser leak
The Naval Criminal Investigative Service is targeting Wired's Danger Room blog.
Defense
Defense gives up on another BRAC round, for now
Secretary says base closures will be critical to future of a slimmer Defense Department.
Defense
Simulated bodies could help military reduce use of animals in surgery training
Training with cut suits may provide better preparation, Marine Corps Times reports.
Defense
Afghanistan: Eyeing the exits
Neither Obama nor Romney has made clear how fast the remaining force of 68,000 U.S. troops should be pulled out before the deadline.
Defense
Industry accused of exaggerating job losses from sequestration
Analyst says such a detailed estimate could not be accurate.
Defense
What Iraq vets have to say about Iraq
Combat veterans share their impressions of the war in Iraq now that the U.S. mission there is over.
Defense
Defense prepares sequester scenarios
Agency reportedly sees four ways the threat of across-the-board cuts could play out.
Pay & Benefits
Military moves one step closer to a pay raise
Senate subcommittee advances bill with 1.7 percent salary boost for service members next year.
Defense
DHS drops plan to screen chemical-plant workers for terrorist ties
Move prompts questions on how department will implement chemical-security program.
Defense