Defense
U.S. Officials Are Worried About a New and Improved Liquid Explosive
New technique could make clothing itself into a bomb.
Defense
U.S. and Britain Evacuate Their Embassies In Yemen
Move comes after an American drone strike killed at least four suspected al-Qaeda militants there.
Defense
Joint Chiefs Chairman: 'There Is a Significant Threat Stream'
With terrorist threat warnings swirling, Martin Dempsey and others took to TV to clarify the danger.
Oversight
The NSA's Future: A Tale of Two Committees
In both the House and Senate, the Judiciary and Intelligence committees will fight over the survival of surveillance.
Defense
King George's Revenge: Is Britain Using Our Tax Money to Spy on Us?
Compelling reasons to worry that the NSA is outsourcing Big Brother to the Mother Country -- or will one day
Defense
FBI Report: Bureau Couldn't Have Prevented the Boston Bombings
Agency couldn't find much evidence to support Russian claims against Tamerlan Tsarnaev.
Defense
Al Qaeda-Linked Threat Prompts U.S. to Close Middle East Embassies on Sunday
State Department isn't saying exactly which ones will close, or how many.
Pay & Benefits
Panel Approves 1 Percent Pay Hike for Troops and Civilians
House and Senate lawmakers disagree on pay increases for military and Defense employees.
Defense
ATF Get Its First Confirmed Director in 7 Years
Senate approval of Todd Jones pleases agency alumni, gun control groups.
Nextgov
The Government Can't Connect a Single Death to Bradley Manning's Leaks
Sentencing gets underway with a setback for the prosecution.
Defense
Edward Snowden Has Left the Airport
The NSA leaker has reportedly been granted a one-year asylum in Russia.
Defense One
Hagel Presses Congress with Grim Alternatives to Sequestration
Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel's SCMR lays out tough choices for Congress on how to cut the defense budget without sequestration. By Stephanie Gaskell
Defense
Military Services Ditch Racy Magazines
Army and Air Force exchanges pull <em>Playboy</em> and 890 other pubs due to lagging sales.
Nextgov
The Real Bradley Manning Problem
The government still doesn’t know how to share intelligence.
Defense
The D.C. Vandalism Suspect Was Found With a Soda Can of Green Paint
Woman has a Chinese passport and was traveling on a visa that expired three days ago.
Defense
Pentagon: Playboy and Penthouse Stay
Nude magazines under fire from a faith-based group are not 'sexually explicit,' official says.
Nextgov
How the Bradley Manning Verdict Avoided a Serious Chill on Whistleblowing
And what it means for the future of national security leaks.
Defense
The Sequester Will Lift, Not Cut, Defense Costs
As manufacturers lose orders and lay off employees, the price of top weapons programs will rise.
Defense
Senate Skips Cloture Vote and Confirms Comey as FBI Chief
Nominee had faced questions about bureau's domestic use of unarmed drones.
Pay & Benefits
Pentagon May Reduce Furlough Days
Defense civilians could face five fewer days of unpaid leave, AP reports.
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