Oversight
President Obama does not want to talk about 2016
Both Obama and outgoing Secretary of State Hillary Clinton seemed very interested in talking about the next election.
Defense
Cleared of wrongdoing, General Allen wants to get back to his old life
The Pentagon's inspector general has found that Allen did not violate military codes of conduct.
Oversight
AIG is thinking about suing the government for bailing it out
The company's board will discuss the idea with shareholders at a meeting.
Defense
'Zero Dark Thirty' is now officially wrong about torture
McCain, Levin and Feinstein letter say movie's depiction is "incorrect."
Defense
Was Pentagon too helpful to 'Zero Dark Thirty' filmmakers?
Defense undersecretary reportedly under investigation.
Defense
The CIA agent who found bin Laden is having trouble at work
According to sources, the agent is not popular at work.
Defense
What's at stake in women soldiers' right to serve in combat
Four female service members sued the Defense Department Tuesday for the right to fight in combat units.
Defense
Explosions near the US Embassy in Kabul are not a sign of progress
U.S. Embassy workers on high alert after the early morning explosion.
Defense
Will the U.S. send weapons to Syria now that the rebels have a president?
The disparate factions of the Syrian opposition have united
Management
New York governor sacks emergency chief for using relief workers to clean his house
Just a week after Sandy hit, Gov. Andrew Cuomo abruptly fired Emergency Management Director Steven Kuhr.
Defense
What happens when suspected terrorists refuse to go to their trials?
Several of the alleged 9/11 plotters have decided to stay in their cells.
Defense
If the FBI both planned and thwarted a terrorist attack, who's the hero?
Questions remain after a Bangladeshi man tried and failed to blow up the Federal Reserve Building.
Tech
NASA turns to private sector for supply missions
First SpaceX launch with about 1,000 pounds of food, clothing, equipment and 23 science experiments goes off without a hitch.
Tech
The feds can't catch the cartels' cocaine-filled submarines
The famously daring and elusive drug-running vessels have taken the Caribbean by storm.
Defense
SEAL Team 6 napped on their way to kill bin Laden
Author appeared on 60 Minutes and provided details on the famous raid.
Management
New ad campaign won't save the Postal Service
USPS having a hard time finding a new ad agency to make snail mail seem cool again.
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