Defense
The Mind of Bradley Manning
His defense team called him a naive idealistic kid with biological mental disorders.
Defense One
What the NSA’s Massive Org Chart (Probably) Looks Like
Amid public cries for greater transparency into the intelligence world, here’s a look at the National Security Agency’s organizational chart -- as far as we know it. By Marc Ambinder
Pay & Benefits
Military Same-Sex Spouses Will Get Benefits by Sept. 3
Defense civilians in same-sex marriages also will qualify for health care and other benefits, under OPM rules.
Pay & Benefits
Pentagon Cracks Down on Performance Awards
New guidance restricts incentive pay for civilians during sequestration.
Management
Here's How Much It Costs the Feds to Lock Up 219,000 People
And why saving even a little bit of money on jailing criminals could go a long way.
Defense
Analysis: Obama Has Already Broken His Pledge on Surveillance Reform
Last week, he promised an "independent" review by "outside experts." Then he assigned insider James Clapper to lead it.
Defense
State Department to Issa: Yes, We'll Send Benghazi Documents--Again
Top House overseer wants emails on talking points in immediate aftermath of attack on diplomatic outpost.
Nextgov
TSP Board Switches Tech Contractors
SAIC and incumbent Serco both suffered serious data breaches in 2011.
News
Furloughed Fed Wins $1 Million Lottery
Powerball winner will continue to work for the Defense Department.
Defense One
Obama Should Scrap that Russian Helicopter Contract, Too
The U.S. government is buying arms from the same dealer that supplies Bashar Assad's regime in Syria. By Sonni Efron
Defense
For Military Sexual-Assault Survivors, Proposed Reforms Are Only a Start
Many victims insist the changes being discussed don't go far enough.
Nextgov
This Week in ThreatWatch
A compilation of noteworthy headlines from the weird and wily world of cyber assaults.
News
Video: The Daily Show Takes on Military Sexual Assault
Oliver slams military leaders and praises Obama's response to the issue.
Defense
John McCain Weighs In on his Foreign Policy 'Bromance' with Obama
Senator has been sent to Egypt to represent the United States.
Defense
U.S. Evacuates a Consulate in Pakistan
Officials say the threat is unrelated to vague threats that closed embassies in the last week.
Nextgov
Security-Cleared Pros Don't Like Leaks -- or Wait Times
Survey respondents fear Snowden fallout could drag down the security clearance process.
Defense
Friends of the Tsarnaev Brothers Indicted by Grand Jury
Two men allegedly tried to hide evidence after learning Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was a suspect.
Oversight
Analysis: How Secrecy Has Already Corroded Our Democracy in Concrete Ways
The renewal of the Patriot Act is a case study in how opaque policy and law destroy a people's ability to self-govern.
Defense
The U.S. Files Its First Benghazi Criminal Charges
Libyan militia leader long-believed to be a key player in orchestrating the attack will face unspecified charges.
Pay & Benefits
Defense Cuts Furlough Days to 6
Secretary warns that fiscal 2014 remains a challenge.
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