Management

Obama to renominate GOP commissioner to NRC

Republicans alleged Kristine Svinicki was being punished for whistleblowing.

Defense

Gingrich Secret Service detail still costing taxpayers

Struggling campaign doesn't plan to change its protection, spokesman says.

Defense

Can the military police itself?

U.S.-led command in Afghanistan has been rocked by a series of missteps in recent months.

Defense

Three Secret Service agents leave amid scandal

One was allowed to retire, one was 'removed for cause,' and the other resigned.

Defense

Woman involved in Secret Service misconduct interviewed

Account adds detail to Colombia sex scandal.

Defense

Panetta: Graphic photos 'absolutely' violate military regulations, core values

Defense Secretary says he regrets the images were published.

Defense

Obama 'has confidence' in Secret Service chief

President trusts Mark Sullivan to investigate of Colombia sex scandal, press secretary says.

Defense

U.S. soldiers reportedly pose with dead Afghan suicide bombers

The Army has launched an investigation.

Defense

One-time critic tapped to head Defense Intelligence Agency

Pentagon nominates Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn as its next intelligence chief.

Defense

FBI needs long-term plan for counterterrorism vacancies, watchdog says

Targeted recruitment and other incentives have helped, GAO finds.

Defense

Panetta regrets costly flights home

The Defense Secretary's travel is significantly more frequent than two of his predecessors.

Defense

Military elevates handling of sex crimes

Higher-level officers will handle allegations of rape, sexual assault and other offenses.

Defense

Panetta, Dempsey refute GOP claims of budget dissenters

Lawmakers had suggested senior military leaders don't support Obama’s 2013 budget.

Defense

Dempsey: 'We let the boss down' in Colombia

Joint Chiefs chairman apologizes for troops' alleged role in sex scandal.

Defense

Reported military sexual assaults rose in 2011

New steps Defense has taken include expanded legal assistance and expedited victim transfers.

Management

Pentagon defends approach to tax-delinquent contractors

Acquisition chief Kendall responds to senators on Leonie Industries.

Defense

Leaving Afghanistan early would 'set the stage for another 9/11,' ambassador says

Ryan Crocker says the U.S. should continue its mission.

Defense

Obama waiting to pass judgment on Secret Service case

A dozen Secret Service agents and a handful of U.S. service members have been accused of misconduct in Colombia.

Defense

Five U.S. military personnel also suspected of inappropriate conduct in Colombia

Conduct allegedly took place at same hotel where recalled Secret Service agents were staying.