Defense
Russia and Syria Like John Kerry's 'Rhetorical' Idea for Averting War
Secretary of State offered the idea in response to a journalist's question.
Defense
How the Military's 'Bro' Culture Turns Women Into Targets
The sexual-assault epidemic is rooted in a hypermasculine ethos that fosters predation.
Defense
Assad Presents His Defense Against the U.S.
Syrian president claims there is no evidence tying him to Aug. 21 chemical attacks.
Pay & Benefits
Same-Sex Spouses Now Eligible for Veterans Benefits
DOMA reversal did not technically apply to VA, but Obama reverses law anyway.
Nextgov
Video: The Daily Show Takes on the VA Hospital System
In a segment called 'Ignoring Private Ryan,' Jon Stewart checks in with the problematic agency.
Defense
Iran Warns of Reprisal for U.S. Action In Syria
Escalating tensions against Syria have provoked responses throughout the region.
Defense
John Kerry Makes the Syria Case to the Liberal Public
Secretary of State argues military intervention would not be the same as the U.S. going to war.
Defense
The Democratic Congressman Who Thinks He Can Stop the Syria War
"You're going to see Democrats and Republicans lining up against this," Alan Grayson says.
Nextgov
Industry Backlash Against Surveillance Jeopardizes Cybersecurity
NSA admissions of mass data collection could harm relations with private sector.
Defense
Why the U.S. Didn't Anticipate Syria's Chemical Attack
U.S. intelligence officials had obtained, but not 'processed' intercepted communications between Syrian officials.
Defense
The First Low Hurdle for Military Action in Syria Is Cleared
Senate Foreign Relations panel passes resolution.
Management
Analysis: The Only Way to Restore Trust in the NSA
The public has no faith left in the intelligence community or what the president says about it. A strong, independent special prosecutor needs to clean up the mess.
Defense
National Security Adviser: Administration Has 'No Expectation' of Losing Syria Vote
Susan Rice says she is 'quite confident' Congress will authorize a limited intervention in Syria.
Defense
Internal Benghazi Report Details State Department Security Flaws
Risk assessments of embassies and consulates in dangerous areas are determined by 'experience and intuition.'
Defense
The Senate's Compromise Syria Plan Comes With a Time Limit
Military action could last 60 days, with a possible 30-day extension.
Defense
Kerry: 'Humanity's Red Line' Crossed in Syria
Top Obama administration officials make the case for a military strike before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
Defense
Obama Gets Two Crucial Republican Yeses on Syria
House Republican leaders John Boehner and Eric Cantor are on board.
Defense One
'Mass Chaos': Diplomats Warned Obama Syria Was Inevitable
For months, diplomats told the White House to get involved in Syria, or pay a greater price down the road. Well, here we are. By Gayle Tzemach Lemmon
Defense One
Syrian Rebel Commander Idris Prepared to Testify to Congress
Supporters say they may bring Syria’s rebels leaders from the front lines to the witness tables of Capitol Hill, should Congress balk. By Gayle Tzemach Lemmon
Defense
The U.S. Is Doing an Awful Lot of Spying on Pakistan
Pakistan appears to have created a real renaissance opportunity for America's spying apparatus, raising numerous red flags.
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