Author Archive
Defense
Office of the Director of National Intelligence Now Requires Employees To Pretend Leaks Never Happened
All ODNI employees (both current and former) may not use any information from "known leaks, or unauthorized disclosures of sensitive information" in anything they release to the public.
Defense
Former Blue Angels Commander Allegedly Condoned Lewd Speech, Pornography
Captain said to have tolerated and even encouraged inappropriate behavior.
Defense
Cause of Deadly Texas Fertilizer Plant Explosion Remains a Mystery
Chemical Safety Board is still investigating on one-year anniversary.
Defense
Fort Hood Shooting May Have Been Over Leave Paperwork
Lopez allegedly requested leave for "family matters," and was angry when the request was denied.
Management
Safety Agency Decided Not to Investigate Faulty Ignition Switches That Killed 13 People
Lawmakers are holding a hearing Tuesday on the GM recall.
Defense
The Secret Service Partied Too Much in Amsterdam
Three agents go on administrative leave after a night of drinking.
Defense
Navy Destroyer Will Stop Looking for Flight 370
Officials have decided that with the search area broadened significantly, long-range aircraft would be more efficient since they can cover a lot of distance in a short amount of time.
Oversight
Most Lawmakers Who Promised To Donate or Withhold Their Salaries Actually Did it
Nearly $500,000 was donated to various charities and $87,400 was returned to the general treasury because of the government shutdown, according to a Washington Post report.
Tech
Navy Official Could Be New NSA Chief
News reports say Vice Adm. Mike Rogers, currently head of the Navy's cyber command, is a leading candidate to replace outgoing Gen. Keith Alexander.
Tech
Eric Holder Is Maybe Thinking About Talking to Edward Snowden's Lawyers
justice chief told MSNBC's Ari Melber he would "engage in conversations."
Oversight
The Secret Service's Sexual Misconduct Stretched Across 17 Countries
Whistleblowers accuse agents of years of sexual misconduct.
Defense
Congress May Finally Get Its Chance to Question Benghazi Survivors
FBI chief says he has no problem with lawmakers talking to survivors and witnesses.
Pay & Benefits
Obama's Other Job Doesn't Pay Like It Used To
This is the first year since he was elected that Obama has made more as a public servant than as an author.
