Defense
The CIA Begins Weapon Delivery to Some Syrian Rebels
State Department and other agencies are offering non-lethal aid.
Defense
Obama Pledges to Consider Syria Plan, While Keeping Threat of a Strike
President says he will continue to pursue congressional authorization for military intervention.
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
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
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.
Management
U.S. Embassy Staffer Sent Home from Malta After He Tries to Fight a Stranger
A viral video shows the employee confronting a Maltese driver.
Defense
The State Department Will Send Someone to North Korea to Rescue Kenneth Bae
Bob Kind, the special envy for North Korean human rights issues will make the trip on Friday.
Defense
Kerry: Syria's Chemical Attacks a 'Moral Obscenity'
Administration indicates it will respond to evidence that Assad regime was behind the attacks,
Management
Homeland Security Employee Moonlights as Race Warrior
Procurement worker told bosses he is running an 'entertainment' website, but the content goes well beyond that.
Defense
An 'Overwhelmed' NSA Still Doesn't Know What Snowden Took
Poor data compartmentalization and poor audit capability are partly to blame.
Defense
The U.S. Still Isn't Ready To Cut Its Aid to Egypt
Secretary of State John Kerry provided the administrations most thorough response so far.
Oversight
Student Crowdfunds Unpaid Internship with Harry Reid
The campaign could be good practice for the aspiring lobbyist.
Tech
Obama's Intelligence Chief Will Head Up Promised NSA Review
Clapper has said the U.S. doesn't 'collect any type of data at all' on hundreds of million of Americans.
Oversight
Hillary Clinton Calls Voter Fraud a 'Phantom Epidemic'
Likely 2016 presidential contender urges Congress to come up with new ideas for voting districts.
Oversight
Biden Reminds Everyone He Might Run for President, Too
Vice president plans trip to Iowa steak fry fundraiser next month.
Defense
John McCain Weighs In on his Foreign Policy 'Bromance' with Obama
Senator has been sent to Egypt to represent the United States.
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.
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