Defense
How Can the U.S. Know Its Secrets Are Safe?
Edward Snowden's critics say uncertainty about what he took is forcing officials to presume the worst.
Nextgov
China’s Secret Antisatellite Weapons Should Be on Everyone’s Radar
The Internet is making what governments do in space, like everywhere else, less mysterious.
Nextgov
I’ll Pass on the Medical Grass to Treat PTSD
Sounds too much like street grass, which didn’t help.
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Administration Calls for Program to Continously Probe Personnel
After Navy Yard Shooting, officials want to connect computer systems used for issuing security clearances and ID cards.
Defense
Senators Rekindle Debate After High-Profile Military Sexual-Assault Case
Democrats Gillibrand and McCaskill both see vindication after charges are dismissed against Army general.
Defense
Navy Destroyer Will Stop Looking for Flight 370
Officials have decided that with the search area broadened significantly, long-range aircraft would be more efficient since they can cover a lot of distance in a short amount of time.
Defense
Crumbling Guantanamo Buildings Pose Risks to Troops, Detainees
General also warns base lacks capacity to provide detainees certain types of emergency medical care.
Defense One
How the U.S. Outsmarted Everyone by Giving Up the Internet
By relinquishing control of some aspects of Internet governance, the U.S. may have outflanked China and Russia. By Patrick Tucker
Defense One
Obama Sanctions 11 Pro-Russian Officials Over Crimea as Militaries Posture
President Obama authorizes sanctions on Russian and Ukrainian 'cronies' and officials in the Russian arms sector. By Ben Watson
Defense
U.S. Navy Pulls Another 'Captain Phillips'
The Navy took control of an oil tanker that had been hijacked by three armed Libyans.
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China's Hypersonic Glide Vehicle May Fly 10 Times Faster Than Sound
Fears the developmental craft could increase volatility in the Asia-Pacific region.
Defense
Republican Lawmakers Want to Cut 115,000 Civilian Defense Jobs
Bill would save $82.5 billion over five years, supporters say.
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DARPA Cyber Ops Needs a Bigger Rolodex
Agency seeks private-sector cyber ninjas to help dominate the cyber domain.
Defense
5 Ways the War on Drugs Makes Us Less Safe
The subtext of General Kelly's testimony to Congress.
Defense
Sexual Assault Charges to Be Dropped After Army General Pleads Guilty to Lesser Charges
Jeffrey Sinclair is believed to be the highest-ranking military member ever to be tried for sexual assault.
Defense
Lawmakers Question Air Force Officials Over Bible Quote
Agency leaders urged members to get all of the facts about recent reports that an academy cadet was forced to remove religious language from whiteboard.
Defense One
Weekend Cyberattacks Target NATO, U.S. Military Commands
Russian group hits several NATO websites on eve of Crimea vote, but U.S. military denies Syrian hacktivists breached CENTCOM, PACOM, others. By Patrick Tucker
Nextgov
The Internet of Things Means More Things to Hack
It's great that more everyday items have online capabilities, but it's also a whole new world of cyber vulnerability.
Nextgov
Strange but True: Snakes, Rodents Plague DISA's Fort Huachuca Buildings
Too bad varmints don't help gadget tests.
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