Defense
Bush Joins Obama in Remembering the African Embassy Bombings
American embassy at Dar es Salaam was the site of a deadly truck bombing in August 1998.
Oversight
Do-Nothing Congress Somehow Manages to Do Even Less
Just 15 bills have become law this year, compared to 23 over the same period in 2011.
Oversight
Senate Votes to Double Border Security Agents
Language is part of a larger immigration reform bill that faces an uncertain future in the House.
Defense
Are Afghan Troops Really 'Getting Good Enough' to Take Over for NATO?
U.S. and NATO troops will remain in the country until 2014, but will only serve an advisory role from now on.
Oversight
Obama's Approval Ratings Have Taken a Huge Hit After Scandals
Numbers dip especially among young people and on handling of terrorism.
Oversight
Was a U.S. Ambassador Really Soliciting Prostitutes, and Who Covered It Up?
Inspector General memo says an investigation may have been called off to protect reputations
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
David Petraeus Joins the Private Equity Game
Former general and CIA chief will run firm's new global institute.
Defense
Man Killed by FBI After Being Questioned About the Boston Bombings
27-year-old Ibragim Todashev was reportedly an acquaintance of Tamerlan Tsarnaev.
Management
More Severe Weather Threatens Recovery From Oklahoma Tornado
President Obama declared the area a federal disaster zone.
Defense
Russia Has Arrested a U.S. Diplomat It Swears Is a CIA Spy
Ryan Christopher Fogle was reportedly arrested with 'special technical equipment,' large sums of money, disguises and a letter intended for a possible Russian recruit.
Defense
Second U.S. Cargo Plane Crashes in Central Asia
Plane had just left a key military transport hub supporting the war in Afghanistan.
Defense
Iraq Just Had Its Deadliest Month in Five Years
More than 700 people were killed in violent attacks.
Defense
Roommates of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev Arrested in Boston Bombing Case
They will be charged with crimes related to helping the bombing suspects after the fact, according to reports.
Defense
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev Transfered to a Prison Hospital
The U.S. Marshall's service says the prison hospital located on a military base.
Defense
New York Fleet Week Is Officially Scuttled by the Sequester
The U.S. Navy has announced a full retreat from the New York City celebration.
Defense
Tsarnaev Says They Got No Outside Help, Brother Was 'Driving Force' In Attacks
The suspect is still saying a lot to investigators about his role in the Boston Marathon bombing.
Oversight
A Video History of Obama as Consoler in Chief
Like most presidents, part of Barack Obama's job has always been to speak up for the nation in times of grief.
Defense
North Korea Sure Is Acting Like It Wants to Start a War
The rogue nation has reportedly suggested to the Russian, British, and other governments that they might want to evacuate their embassies.
Defense
The CIA Has an Undercover Female Boss
We won't get to meet her because her identity must remain secret.
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