Defense
31 female victims and counting in Air Force sexual assault scandal
Growing scandal casts doubt on service's selection process for male instructors.
Defense
Supreme Court: Lies about military honors protected as free speech
A 6-3 decision strikes down the Stolen Valor Act.
Oversight
Bill requiring OMB to share sequestration plans sails through committee
House Budget panel defeats Democrats’ proposal for revenues to head off automatic cuts.
Defense
Patience among Camp Lejeune's military families is wearing thin
Decades after exposure to poisoned water, thousands are still waiting for help.
Defense
The CIA thinks Bashar al-Assad isn't going anywhere
Members of the intelligence community say the ongoing conflict has no end in sight.
Defense
Defense officials plead need for agility
Impending budget cuts will require managers to remain flexible, panelists say.
Defense
Congress should act to avoid sequestration before election, senator says
Ayotte favors a two-year deal that shrinks the federal workforce.
Defense
Insiders say Defense sequester 'somewhat likely' to take effect
European debt crisis will affect NATO contributions, they predict.
Management
Former officer sent to prison after defrauding Coast Guard
Lt. Danielle Ferreira sentenced to 21 months for arranging contracts for family members.
Management
Long-awaited bird flu study shows it’s still a threat
Studies close chapter in ongoing debate over censoring scientific research.
Pay & Benefits
Pentagon needs greater authority to issue bonuses, report says
Military pay report also finds combat tax breaks favor high-ranking officers.
Defense
Report: CIA helping arm Syrian opposition
Obama administration has denied that it has played a role in arming opposition forces.
Defense
House panel votes to hold Holder in contempt
The White House to invoked executive privilege over Fast and Furious documents.
Defense
Dempsey maps sequestration cuts at Defense
The Joint Chiefs chairman says the military has 'stretched out the rubber band.'
Defense
Insiders say leaks will affect foreign policy -- but only a little
Expect U.S.-Pakistani relations to deteriorate further, National Journal survey concludes.
Defense
Obama nominee for Iraq envoy steps down amid allegations of misbehavior
Withdrawal comes after a series of leaked, personal e-mails with a Wall Street Journal reporter.
Oversight
Lieberman calls for special counsel to probe leaks
Published details of what are described as U.S. cyberattacks on Iranian computer systems have prompted outrage.
Defense
U.S. will stop deporting young illegal immigrants
Obama administration will help them earn work permits instead.
Defense
Pentagon celebrates gay pride month for the first time
New recognition adds to a list of racial and ethnic celebrations at Defense.
Management