Defense
Pentagon Workforce Cuts May Not Achieve Savings, GAO Warns
Civilian and contractor reductions are not well documented.
Defense
What We Know About the Standoff in Oregon
Over the weekend, two sons of Cliven Bundy and their armed supporters stormed the headquarters of the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge.
Defense
A Foiled New Year’s Eve Terrorist Plot in Turkey
Officials said Wednesday they have detained two suspected Islamic State militants who had planned attacks on New Year celebrations.
Defense
The Military Versus the Private Sector for Job Security and Quality of Life
The millions of service members who live on military bases around the world experience a kind of economic and social security that is foreign to most of America’s middle class.
Defense
Two Arrested in Belgium in Connection With New Year's Eve Plot
Prosecutor’s office cites threat of an attack on symbolic places in Brussels.
Defense
Officials: Ramadi Is 'Fully Liberated'
Iraqi government forces, backed by Sunni tribesman and U.S. airstrikes, recaptured the city from ISIS.
Defense
How the Justice Department Uses Historians to Prosecute War Criminals
A small office in DoJ seeks to root out human rights violators hiding in the United States.
Defense
How a Misleading Story Is Changing Immigration Policy
Erroneous claims that one of the San Bernardino shooters made public social-media posts about jihad have produced legislation to overhaul the process of screening visas.
Defense
The Logo That Took Down DARPA's Information Awareness Office
Some of the military-technology agency’s images are disconcerting. Others are actually kind of cute.
Defense
U.S. Syria Policy Shifts From ‘Assad Must Go’ to ‘Not Right Now’
The UN Security Council backs a blueprint for Syrian peace talks — and papers over powderkeg tensions between the U.S. and Russia.
Nextgov
Pentagon Bungled Y2K Planning, According to Newly Declassified Docs
If something had gone wrong as the world entered the new millennium, the Pentagon may not have been prepared for the consequences.
Defense
NORAD's Santa Tracker and the Spirit of Christmas
The real story of the military’s Santa Tracker isn’t what you’ve heard—it’s even better.
Pay & Benefits
Obama Makes It Official: 1.3 Percent Pay Raise for 2016
The order also implements a 1.3 percent pay raise for uniformed military service members.
Defense
Homeland Security: Drug Traffickers Are Spoofing Border Drones
DHS and local law enforcement are looking to harden its drones against attack, but that comes at a price.
Pay & Benefits
VA to Make It Easier For Camp Lejeune Vets to Get Disability Compensation
Department is working on final rules that recognize eight medical conditions associated with drinking water contamination at the Marine training base between 1953 and 1987.
Defense
Obama Says of San Bernardino: 'We Are in a New Phase of Terrorism'
The president met with intelligence specialists at the National Counterterrorism Center on Thursday.
Defense
Admiral Resented Hotline Complaints, Pentagon IG Finds
Whistleblower reprisal charges mostly confirmed; general criticized for F-Bombs.
Defense
Pentagon Acknowledges Ash Carter's Use of a Personal Email Account
Defense secretary used the account to conduct at least part of his official business.
Defense
National Security Agency to Unveil Workforce Restructuring in January
Adm. Rogers describes changes aimed at modernizing how the agency executes its mission.
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