Defense

Will Syria Be Obama's Fourth War?

The country is being compared to Kosovo, Rwanda, Libya, Iraq — which lessons should apply?

Management

Top Secret Defense Contractors No Longer Being Reinvestigated

Many personnel with top clearance may be affected by the change.

Oversight

You Are Going to Pay $100 Million for Obama's Trip to Africa

Vacation will require a Navy aircraft carrier, fighter jets, military cargo planes, three truck-loads of bulletproof glass, limos and security.

Oversight

How EPA Fights Climate Change Even When Congress Doesn’t Want It To

By suing the agency green advocates have compelled it to issue a raft of regulations.

Defense

GOP Not Backing Down on Border Security in Immigration Bill

Republicans insist something’s needed on security to get their support for reform.

Nextgov

The ‘Ramp’ Into the Federal Cloud Market Is More Like a Climb

Government and industry concede FedRAMP does not cover all agency security requirement.

Management

Genome Exhibit Opens at Smithsonian

New exhibition celebrates the 10th anniversary of the completion of the Human Genome Project.

Nextgov

Special Ops Command Extends Booz Allen’s IT Management Deal

The decision comes three days after employee claims responsibility for one of the largest intel leaks in history.

Defense

Navy Bans Racy Pinups

Separately, a group asks the Pentagon to stop selling porn on bases, cites sexual assault crisis.

Pay & Benefits

House to Vote on 2014 Military Pay Raise

Members close to approving a 1.8 percent boost; current Senate bill contains a 1 percent pay increase.

Nextgov

Why Edward Snowden's Education Matters Very Little

Motives and ethics are more important in the hunt for tech workers, one analyst says.