Senior GOP Lawmaker Suggests Security Leaks 'Coming Right From The Top'
Rep. Buck McKeon says leaks are 'over the top' during war, and wants Obama to plug the holes.
View ArticleIs Syria Becoming a Proxy War Between U.S. and Russia?
Syrian opposition source says Washington is not vetting rebel forces, sees Russian 'shift.'
View ArticleCould Falkland Islands Dispute Trigger Another Memorable Olympic Moment?
The coming London Olympic Games provides Argentina the opportunity to take its Falklands message global.
View ArticleHawkish GOP Lawmakers Change Tune On New Revenues
As the threat of Pentagon cuts looms, some GOP members are warming up to new federal revenue streams.
View ArticleEgypt's New President Likely to Befriend Iran
Egypt's new president will seek closer ties with Iran, but only to balance American power.
View ArticleIntel Boss To Leakers: We Won't Let Up
DNI Clapper creates new task force to probe leakers when Justice Department opts against prosecution.
View ArticleHomegrown Terrorism Attacks Still Cause For Alarm Among Intelligence Officials
Al Qaeda's main core is weakened, but the group's scattered operatives are harder to track.
View ArticlePressure Mounts on White House to Detail Effects Of Deep Defense Cuts
With clock ticking to get a deal, lawmakers and industry officials want White House impact estimate.
View ArticleSkeptics Doubt Planned Defense Cuts Will Mean Massive Layoffs
Defense industry execs and hawkish lawmakers are playing political games, skeptics say.
View ArticleAhead of Talks, U.S. Official Is Warm, Fuzzy on China
Though a top U.S. official sounds upbeat tone, some see an increasingly bellicose Beijing.
View ArticleHigh Court: Free Speech Trumps Insulted War Heroes
In 6-3 decision, Supreme Court rules Stolen Valor Act had unlimited--and unconstitutional--reach.
View ArticleWhy Is The Pentagon Unable To Keep Awards Records?
Lawmakers and Justices want a military medals database, but the Pentagon calls that 'impracticable.'
View ArticleAfghanistan Election Could Mean 'All Bets Are Off'
One senior Afghan official calls his nation's 2014 presidential election his top security concern.
View ArticleIs America Waging Economic War On Iran?
Washington's efforts to pressure Iran have created a new influence industry in the nation's capital.
View ArticleNavy: Dual-Engine Failure Caused April Fighter Crash
A Navy official says the double-engine failure that brought down a fighter jet is rare.
View ArticleU.S. Official: 'Narrow Priorities' in Afghanistan
One former senior U.S. diplomat says Washington's Afghanistan policy lacks a key ingredient: realism.
View ArticleSupply Route Deal Won't Thaw Icy U.S.-Pakistan Relationship
Supply route is a 'real step forward,' but deep U.S.-Pakistani differences over Haqqani network remain.
View ArticleMuslim Group Turns Up Heat on Navy Over Target Images
Service removes training range images of a Muslim woman pointing a gun after group protests.
View ArticleOops: 'The President's Own' Strikes Up Romney Tune for Obama
"The President's Own" plays song used by Romney as Obama visits with troops on July 4. Oops.
View ArticleRussia's About-face Could Mean Syria's Assad Is on His Way Out
Top Putin aide to meet with Syria's leading opposition group, signaling Assad's days are numbered.
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