Defense
Plan for 10 Percent Budget Cut in Fiscal 2014, Defense Official Says
Results of review now due on July 1.
Defense
The FBI Changes Its Story (Again) on the Ibragim Todashev Shooting
New anonymous source says Todashev may have injured agent with a table and a metal pole. Or maybe not.
Defense
Surviving Suspect in Boston Bombing Is Walking, Talking and Claiming He's Innocent
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's mother claims her son is 'being driven crazy by the unfairness that happened to us.'
Defense
McCain Maneuvers to Lead GOP on Response to Military Sexual Assaults
Arizona Republican is hoping to broker a bipartisan compromise on a package of bills addressing the problem.
Management
Proposals Would Broaden Sensitive Positions and Change Appeal Rights
New definition could hang employees out to dry, whistleblower advocates say.
Defense
Don't Furlough Defense Teachers, Say Senators
Cuts will disrupt children's 'access to high quality education,' Democrats argue.
Defense
CIA Whistleblower Chronicles Life in Jail
Kiriakou pleaded guilty to revealing the name of a former colleague to a freelance reporter who had worked at ABC News.
Defense
One Solution to Sequestration: Slash Tens of Thousands of Defense Jobs
Money could then be shifted to emerging priorities like cybersecurity, space and the pivot to Asia, think tanks find.
Management
Analysis: Your Tax Dollars at Work: The DEA Renovates Its Propaganda Museum
A federal agency can be many things. A credible purveyor of its own history is not one.
Defense
Why Did the FBI Kill Tamerlan Tsarnaev's Accomplice-to-Be if He Was Unarmed?
27-year-old man likely had key information on the Boston bombing suspect.
Defense
David Petraeus Joins the Private Equity Game
Former general and CIA chief will run firm's new global institute.
Defense
The Banality of Al-Qaida's Scathing Letter to One of Its Operatives
Al Qaida, it turns out, isn't immune from bureaucratic dysfunction.
Defense
Analysis: How We Could Do More for Our Vets
We need to go into debt to pay our debt to U.S. veterans.
Defense
Obama Directs Military to Prepare Plans for No-Fly Zone in Syria, Officials Say
Opposition forces may get help if peace talks fail.
Defense
Analysis: If Israeli or the U.S. Take Action Against Iran
A case study in how military action against Tehran could unfold.
Oversight
Will Darrell Issa Finally Find His Benghazi Smoking Gun?
Issa subpoenaed all the Benghazi talking points-related emails from 10 State Department aides.
Pay & Benefits
Who Is Subject to Defense Furloughs?
A look at the web of exceptions to mandatory unpaid leave.
Defense
Defense Begins Delivering Furlough Notices
Hundreds of thousands of civilians are expecting 11 furlough days beginning on July 8.
Oversight
Congress Revs Up Resistance to a New BRAC Round
Subcommittee approves legislative language to block the base closure process.
Defense
Air Force Begins Reinstating Suspended Personnel at Nuclear Launch Site
Nineteen employees required additional training; four have completed it.
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