Defense
All Clear at Fort Lee Army Base After Report of Shooter
The military post had reported an active shooting situation via social media Monday morning.
Defense
British Intelligence Reportedly IDs James Foley's Executioner
"Jihad John" is believed to be Abdel-Majed Abdel Bary, a 23-year-old from London who went to Syria to join Islamist forces last year.
Defense One
Obama, Iraq and the Coming War Powers Fight With Congress
To keep the U.S. fighting in Iraq, President Obama is quietly reconsidering the very Bush-era authorities he condemned. By Molly O’Toole
News
Is Pentagon’s ‘Security Cooperation’ Office Too Cooperative With Israel?
Officials complained the Defense Department is a little too eager to ship arms to the U.S. Ally.
Defense
White House Calls James Foley's Murder a 'Terrorist Attack'
"If you come after Americans, we're going to come after you, wherever you are."
Nextgov
Scientists Figure Out Why Grunts Groan
It’s the ever-increasing load, researchers at the International Congress on Soldiers' Physical Performance conclude.
Defense One
Could Cop Cams Have Prevented the Rise of the Islamic State?
The founder of Taser discusses the evolution of his company and its military future. By Patrick Tucker
Defense
Does the News of Foley's Failed Rescue Put Troops At Risk?
Rep. Howard "Buck" McKeon, R-Calif., said leak is "outrageous."
Defense
GAO: Pentagon Didn't File Paperwork for Berghdal's Prisoner Swap In Timely Manner
Report is already riling up to the Republican base.
Defense One
Airstrikes Not Enough to Defeat ISIL, Hagel Says
Defense Secretary Hagel said the U.S. would continue to attack the Islamic State and keep all options open, but the Pentagon is looking for greater regional support and nonmilitary means. By Kevin Baron
Defense
Chuck Hagel: ISIL Is 'Beyond Anything' The U.S. Has Seen
Obama administration officials signal a lengthy U.S. engagement in Iraq to fight the extremist group.
Defense
GOP Hawks Push Obama to Up the Ante After Foley
Push includes new support for U.S. ground troops, if not (yet) a full-scale re-invasion of the country.
Defense
FBI Hostage Negotiators Share Their Insight on the James Foley Tragedy
Foley's murders have threatened to kill another one, Steven Sotloff, unless the U.S. ends its campaign against them.
Management
Eric Holder Almost Gives the Ferguson Race Speech Obama Couldn't
"I am the Attorney General of the United States. But I am also a black man," Holder says.
Defense
U.S. Refused to Pay ISIL's Ransom Demands for James Foley
Captors sought $100 million and a prisoner exchange.
Defense One
John Allen: Destroy the Islamic State Now
What we’re facing in northern Iraq is only partly a crisis about Iraq. It is about the region and potentially the world as we know it.
Defense
Obama: ISIL 'Has No Place in the 21st Century'
President condemns militant group responsible for the murder of journalist James Foley.
Pay & Benefits
How Veterans’ Preference Laws Are Dragging Down Federal Hiring
‘Unwieldy’ and ‘convoluted’ laws are confusing vets and feds alike, report finds.
Defense
John Kerry: ISIL 'Must Be Destroyed'
Secretary of State has strong words about the U.S. mission against the militant group.
Management
Pentagon Financial Managers Embrace Data Tools Amid Austerity
Survey finds pessimism on information technology acquisition and workforce training.
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