Defense
Reenacting War to Make Sense of It
A new documentary follows a group restaging battles from Vietnam, including enthusiasts hoping to emulate the reality of conflict, and veterans trying to better understand it.
Defense
Boston Marathon Bomber Found Guilty
A jury will decide if he will spend life in prison or get the death penalty.
Defense
Defense Moves More Communications Equipment into Cheyenne Mountain
Mostly abandoned a decade ago, the iconic Cold War bunker is getting an upgrade.
Nextgov
Pentagon Dropped the Ball on Internet Upgrade, Audit Says
IT officials didn’t consider the migration to the next-generation IP system a high priority, auditors say.
Management
Are State Department Contractors Shortchanging Whistleblowers?
Watchdog finds ethics codes that 'may have chilling effect' on reporting waste and fraud.
Defense
Three Charts That Explain the ISIS Targets Struck By Coalition Air Forces
The Pentagon’s latest data release finally includes airplanes that were destroyed in fall 2014.
Nextgov
Army Unveils Cloud Strategy
The Army's formal cloud strategy aligns with the Pentagon’s evolving policies.
Defense
What Are the Alternatives to Obama's Iran Deal?
Israel’s prime minister says more sanctions will produce a better nuclear agreement. But the evidence suggests otherwise.
Defense
Here Are the Places Where the US Has a Military Presence
Everyone knows about Afghanistan, but is far from the only place with American military bases.
Defense
New Poll Shows Cuban-Americans Shift in Favor of Normalizing U.S.-Cuba Relations
A new survey shows a majority of Cuban-Americans supporting President Obama's recent move on Cuba, after opposing it narrowly in December.
Defense
How One Philadelphia Woman Tweeted Her Way to Federal Terrorism-Related Charges
The lesson is: Never tweet.
Defense
Military's Ebola Vaccine Tests Appears to be Safe
Trials bode well for gaining control of the hemorrhagic viral disease.
Defense
The Shocking Claims in the Terrorism Indictment of Two New York Women
The women allegedly researched how to produce three varieties of bombs and planned to carry out an attack in the U.S.
Defense
Obama on New Iran Agreement: 'It Is a Good Deal'
Negotiators settled on “key parameters” for a future deal on Thursday, three days past a self-imposed deadline.
Defense
Iran Talks Could Win Kerry a Nobel Peace Prize
Experts say we won't know true impact of any deal for years.
Defense
DHS Vows to Shield Mid-Level Employees From Congress
Protections set up showdown with lawmakers attempting to investigate Secret Service scandals.
Defense
Obama Declares Cyber Attacks A ‘National Emergency’
A new executive order will allow the government to impose financial sanctions against those waging malicious cyberattacks.
Defense
Obama Will Weigh In By April 30 On Military Panel's Proposed Compensation Reforms
The president on Monday offered support for 15 recommendations, but didn't rubber-stamp them.
Nextgov
BYOD to the Pentagon? Pilot to Begin This Summer
One of the government’s most risk-averse agencies is making plans for a BYOD pilot program this summer.
Defense
Feds Charged With Stealing Bitcoin
A former DEA official and a former Secret Service agent are accused of using bitcoin to launder money during an investigation into Silk Road.
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