Defense
Women soldiers sue military to remove bulletproof glass ceiling
Women filing the suit says the ban is not realistic.
Defense
Obesity a national security issue, experts agree
America's weight problems threaten future military strength, retired Navy rear admiral says.
Defense
King: ‘Potentially dangerous collaboration’ between White House, Hollywood on bin Laden film
Lawmaker expresses concern over security clearances, classified information.
Tech
Analysis: Taking bots into battle
As unmanned systems advance, do humans have to remain in the loop?
Management
U.S. ambassadors to Afghanistan, Pakistan stepping down
Ryan Crocker and Cameron Munter are leaving their posts this summer.
Defense
General's blog post reignites Army suicide debate
In entry that was later removed, Maj. Gen. Dana Pittard called soldier suicides an "absolutely selfish act."
Defense
Public favors gays in military, not weddings
Half of Americans back House-passed legislation to bar same-sex weddings on military bases.
Defense
Iraq to purchase U.S. drones
Iraq will now have continuous watch over its oil platforms in the Persian Gulf.
Management
Industry groups look to start dialogue with TSA
Kickoff meeting with Administrator John Pistole will take place June 5.
Defense
Nuclear agency chairman stepping down
Gregory Jaczko is resigning, effective upon the confirmation of a successor, reports say.
Defense
Veterans lead thousands of marchers at NATO protest
Protesters chanted 'peace, peace, peace.'
Defense
Tailored weight loss program for veterans disappoints
About 70 percent of vets are overweight.
Defense
Senators join forces to contain TRICARE hikes
Bipartisan bill would cap increases to certain health insurance fees in the program.
Pay & Benefits
House approves military pay raise
Chamber’s 2013 Defense authorization bill also rejects administration’s TRICARE premium hikes for retirees.
Pay & Benefits
The federal worker who most deserves a bonus
Agent involved in the bin Laden raid earns the equivalent of one third of his salary.
Defense
Another 34 companies pledge to hire more military spouses
Push to provide career-track employment doesn’t apply to same-sex partners.
Defense
Romney mistakenly adds two more Navy ships to his promised total
Candidate says he'd propose building 17 a year, up from 15 -- a figure campaign says was in error.
Nextgov
Mental illness is the leading cause of hospitalization for active-duty troops
Defense and VA spent nearly $2 billion on psychotropic drugs during the past decade.
Pay & Benefits
Panel advances military pay raise
House appropriators approve 1.7 percent pay boost for service members in fiscal 2013.
Defense