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.
Pay & Benefits
Thrift Savings Plan Roth option delayed for Pentagon employees
Some other agencies also will have to wait until after the May 7 launch.
Defense
White House defends its approach to North Korea
Missile launch does not mean the Obama administration's effort to engage Pyongyang has failed, official says.
Defense
More revisions to the official bin Laden raid story
His youngest wife may not have been shot in the leg.
Defense
Romney: Obama's 'incompetence' emboldened North Korea
President should not have tried to appease the regime with food-aid deal, GOP contender says.
Management
Obama declines to issue executive order on contractor bias
Gay rights groups had hoped for quick action to advance legislation.
Defense
Chief of naval operations decries sexual assault epidemic
Adm. Jonathan Greenert also discusses key personnel and Navy’s 2020 strategy.
Defense
Former Penn State president now working on national security
It is unclear whether Spanier, forced out in the wake of the Jerry Sandusky child abuse scandal, is working for the government or a contractor.
Defense
Why it's criminal to lie about military honors
As the Supreme Court decides whether to uphold the Stolen Valor Act, the public should note the damage that fraudulent veterans have already done.
Pay & Benefits
IG: Customs shelling out millions in workers’ comp
The agency has not effectively managed costs of compensating employees injured on the job, watchdog says.
Defense
How the Pentagon plans to wean itself off fossil fuels
Programs helpfully align with Obama’s unwavering support for clean energy on the campaign trail.
Oversight
Power struggle at watchdog agency could undermine nuclear-plant safety
Lawmakers overseeing the Nuclear Regulatory Commission continue to raise questions about whether it is functioning effectively.
Pay & Benefits
Government wants more ethics rules for Afghanistan reconstruction employees
Regulation would require workers get approval for some activities.
Management
GAO nudges Pentagon to improve its contractor records
Incomplete databases risk violating rules on inherently governmental functions.
Defense
'Time is not infinite' for Iran to give up nuclear ambitions, White House says
Press Secretary Jay Carney says 'window is closing.'
Management
Pentagon awarded veteran-owned contracts to illegitimate firms
Inspector general suggests ending contractor self-verification.
Defense
The Navy will give you $119 a day after a fighter jet destroys your home
Virginia Beach woman who lost her apartment after the accident receives lodging stipend and per diem.
Defense
Afghan forces to lead special operations under new agreement
Deal gives the Afghan military more control over controversial night raids
Defense