Defense
Pentagon falls short on savings at joint bases, auditors say
Lack of consistent policies jeopardizes projected $2.3 billion in savings.
Management
The Rise and Fall of David Petraeus -- TIMELINE
Former CIA director David Petraeus's decades-long and highly praised career took a definitive stumble in November when he resigned from his post...
Defense
The legacy of David Petraeus and the future of American war
As the former CIA chief and military leader's official career ends, the grappling with his formidable legacy -- and what it might mean for future U.S. policy -- can begin.
Defense
Government settles ICE discrimination case
Agent alleging a ‘frat-house-type atmosphere’ may return to the agency.
Oversight
All sides claim deal on fiscal cliff obtainable
Lawmakers won't wait until the 'last day of December to get it done,' Reid says.
Management
Senate Aide Wants to be a Millionaire
Senate staffer gets chance to go big on "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?"
Management
Report recommends merging or streamlining two financial regulatory agencies
SEC and CFTC failed to coordinate on failing investment firm, House investigators find.
Defense
State neglected GAO’s diplomatic security advice
Recommendations from 2009 report not implemented, official says.
Defense
Analysis: How shows like 'Homeland' insult real women in government
Hollywood casts women in politics as vacuous, unprofessional and overambitious.
Defense
David Petraeus secretly testifies to Congress about Benghazi
Petraeus said the CIA believed from the beginning that al-Qeada affiliated terrorists were behind the attack.
Defense
Benghazi may be the least of Susan Rice's problems
Rights activists say she's been dancing with African dictators since the '90s.
Defense
Holder defends keeping Petraeus investigation from White House
DoJ doesn't usually alert outside officials until investigations are complete, he says.
Oversight
Play of the Day -- Mitt and his gifts
The election is over, but Romney cannot stop talking.
Defense
Panetta orders officer ethics review
Pentagon officials said review had been planned before Gen. David Petraeus's extramarital affair was uncovered.
Defense
Troops not safe from sequestration
Exemption from cuts covers only service members' paychecks, not their health benefits.
Management
HUD secretary to lead long-term Sandy recovery efforts
Donovan will work closely with partners at FEMA, other agencies.
Defense
Two studies outline 'responsible' defense cuts
Researchers differ on whether military pay should be touched.
Oversight
Senators jab FDA over lethal meningitis outbreak
More than 30 people have died and more than 400 were infected.
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