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Chemical Arms in Panama Won't Be Sent to U.S. for Disposal, Pentagon Says

The degrading toxin-filled munitions were abandoned by the U.S. Army in 1947.

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Any Questions for the Joint Chiefs Chairman?

Martin Dempsey is holding is first Facebook town hall and wants to hear from you.

Defense One

Hagel Picks Christine Fox as His Acting Deputy

Christine Fox is named acting deputy defense secretary, temporarily replacing Ash Carter and making her the highest-ranking woman at the Pentagon. By Stephanie Gaskell

Defense

Why the Senate May Do Nothing About Sexual Assaults in the Military

Votes are in doubt because of an impasse over the annual defense bill and flaring tensions over Senate rule changes.

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Drone-Delivery Expert on Amazon's Plans

"We’re convinced that it’s going to be the next big paradigm in transportation."

Defense

Here's What NSA Wanted Its Employees to Talk About at Thanksgiving

Suggested talking points include that the agency obeys the law and prevents terror attacks.

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Seizure Sunday Precedes Cyber Monday

ICE seized nearly 300 websites selling phony goods before the online shopping spree.

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Grunt With Me at the Bataan Memorial Death March

It’s the 25th anniversary of the commemorative march.

Defense

Groups Gather to Define Medical Ethics in Wake of Military Torture

Physicians' treatment of detainees at Guantanamo Bay has united medical associations against military policy.

Defense

NSA Spied On Targets' Porn Habits

Agency was attempting to discredit individuals thought to radicalize others.

Defense One

How Ash Carter Oversold DOD’s Savings Record and His Role

Deputy Defense Secretary Ash Carter is right to dismiss sequestration, but don’t buy his ‘Better Buying Power’ defense. Carter was on the watch. By Lawrence J. Korb

Defense

The CIA Turned Guantanamo Prisoners Into Double Agents

'Penny Lane' program offered relatively swank accommodations in exchange for helping infiltrate al Qaeda abroad.