Defense
What the Female Veterans in Congress Think About Women in Combat
"It's about damn time," Rep. Martha McSally, R-Ariz., says.
Management
Obama on San Bernardino Shooting: 'We Don't Know Why They Did It'
The president said Thursday investigators are considering terrorism and a workplace dispute as possible motives for the shooting.
Oversight
NASA Astronauts Testify Before House Space Committee
NASA’s Scott Kelly and Kjell Lindgren testified at a House hearing on Wednesday about their lives aboard the International Space Station.
Defense
U.S. to Send Special Forces to Iraq to Aid in Fight Against ISIS
Defense Secretary Ash Carter says they will assist rebels fighting the Islamic State and be in a position to carry out “unilateral” strikes in Syria.
Defense
Obama's Speech Before Thanksgiving: There is No 'Specific, Credible Threat' to the Homeland
The president attempted to reassure a panicked populace in the wake of the Paris attacks.
Management
Police Arrest Secret Service Officer for Sending Naked Photos to Cop Posing as a Teenager
An employee of the protection agency has been arrested for sending naked pictures to a minor.
Tech
Two NASA Astronauts Embark on Their First Spacewalks
Scott Kelly and Kjell Lindgren went on their first hours-long spacewalks on Wednesday.
Management
Astronauts Mark Midpoint in One-Year Spaceflight
The data will come in handy if humans embark on long missions to other parts of the solar system, like Mars.
Management
NASA Proposes Next Mission for New Horizons: Beyond Pluto
2014 MU69 lives in the Kuiper Belt, a far region of the solar system that contains objects mostly made of ices
Oversight
Trump Proves Again That He's Not Apologizing For Anything Soon
The Republican presidential candidate has rebuffed the head of Fox News and defended his latest controversial remarks.
Management
FDA and the True Meaning of Mayonnaise
The agency warns a vegan food manufacturer that mayo isn't mayo without eggs.
Defense
Here's What It Takes to Become an Army Ranger
The training soldiers must complete to receive the coveted black-and-yellow tab is difficult and grueling.
Management
Carter on Cancer: 'I'm Ready For Anything'
The former president spoke candidly about the melanoma doctors discovered in his brain.
Defense
Manning Is In Trouble For Violating Prison Rules for Magazines, Books
The U.S. soldier convicted of leaking classified information has been found guilty of violating rules for permitted reading material.
Management
White House Announces Program to Combat Heroin Use
Half of the $5 million proposed will go to a program that emphasizes treatment over prosecution of drug addicts.
Management
Spotify May Have Lost Music's Biggest Star, But It Gained the President
By publishing two playlists Friday, Obama has implicitly endorsed the music-streaming service.
Management
Jimmy Carter Reveals Cancer Diagnosis
The former president learned of the disease after a recent surgery.
Management
After the Toxic Spill, Colorado's Animas River Was Orange for Days
The waterway is clear again as of Tuesday after the EPA accidentally dumped 3 million gallons of wastewater from a mine into it.
Management
Here Are The Most Interesting Things We Learned About Pluto This Week From NASA
It took 53 years, but human beings have now seen all nine planets in our solar system up close and personal.
Management
Jim Webb Announces He is Running for President
The former senator from Virginia announced his 2016 bid Thursday afternoon.
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