Defense

Susan Rice and Samantha Power: Less Change Than Meets the Eye

Obama's new national security adviser, U.N. ambassador aren't as controversial as you think.

Defense

No, Knives and Clubs and Bats Will Not Be Allowed on Airplanes After All

Proposal would have allowed passengers to carry souvenir bats, golf clubs, and knives with blades shorter than two inches.

Defense

Republicans Hold Fire on Rice, but Controversy Still Looms

GOP appears resigned to Obama's national security advisor pick.

Defense

Senate Stacks Deck Against Reformers in Military Sexual Assaults Crisis

Supporters outnumbered 18-2 at hearing; no victims testify.

Nextgov

Can Technology Pave the Road for Peace in the Middle East?

New investments in technology may eventually help Palestinians flourish, but obstacles still loom large.

Defense

Navy Football Ends Pentagon's Month of Sexual Assault Woe

Three midshipmen in the Naval Academy's football program have been accused of sexually assaulting a female classmate.

Defense

Analysis: Remembering Our Sacrifices in Europe

American military tributes continue overseas long after two world wars.