Defense
GOP lawmaker: National security leaks ‘probably the most damaging’ in U.S. history
Rep. Mike Rogers, R-Mich., offers stark assessment in interview with National Journal.
Defense
Insiders say Defense sequester 'somewhat likely' to take effect
European debt crisis will affect NATO contributions, they predict.
Defense
Insiders say leaks will affect foreign policy -- but only a little
Expect U.S.-Pakistani relations to deteriorate further, National Journal survey concludes.
Defense
Secret Service can fully protect Obama, experts believe
Foreign-policy issues will favor Obama this election, National Journal Insiders say.
Defense
Coast Guard not ready for national-security mission, insiders say
Many agree with Robert Papp, who last week condemned Obama's budget.
Defense
CNN: Blackhawk helicopter crashed in Afghanistan, 4 presumed dead
An official said U.S. believes the helicopter went down during bad weather.
Defense
Panetta: Graphic photos 'absolutely' violate military regulations, core values
Defense Secretary says he regrets the images were published.
Defense
'Time is not infinite' for Iran to give up nuclear ambitions, White House says
Press Secretary Jay Carney says 'window is closing.'
Defense
Fighter jet crashes in Virginia Beach
'Significant damage' reported in the residential apartment complex where the jet crashed.
Management
Report: Pentagon, FBI investigating Defense contractor for Iranian ties
Pentagon official says there is no indication the company's business dealings ever violated U.S. law.
Defense
Pew: Majority of Americans don't support intervention in Syria
Sixty-two percent of those surveyed oppose bombing the Syrian military.
Defense
Death penalty possible in Afghan killings case, AP reports
The killings must not derail the U.S. mission in Afghanistan, Panetta says.
Defense
Afghanistan war commander: Killings will not accelerate drawdown
The man suspected of shooting the Afghan civilians acted alone, Gen. John Allen says.
Defense
Afghanistan killings: Not the first time
A look at punishment of past crimes shows mostly light sentencing.
Defense
McCain calls for air strikes on Syria
Ultimate goal should be to establish and defend safe havens for forces opposing Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, he says.
Defense
Paul asks Clinton about U.S. apology for Koran burning
Critics should recall that previous presidents have apologized for similar incidents, GOP candidate says.
Defense
Clinton pledges $10 million to 'scale up' humanitarian efforts in Syria
Funds will support makeshift medical facilities, train emergency medical staff, and get clean water, food, blankets, heaters and hygiene kits to civilians.
Management
Insiders: Pentagon should not bail out defense contractors
Defense officials say they are prepared to intervene to keep companies afloat amid budget cuts.
Management
State Department budget request only slightly higher than 2012
Increase is especially small considering the agency's growing responsibilities.
Defense
State Department pushes back on reports of plans to slash Iraq staff
Reduction in diplomatic personnel will be modest, spokeswoman says.
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