Defense
Clinton, Obama discuss bin Laden killing
'It was just an extraordinary experience,' secretary of State says.
Defense
Order aims to protect troops from predatory school recruiters
Effort limits access to vets and requires schools to disclose their qualifications.
Defense
Ex-TSA chief suggests letting security screeners take more initiative
Promoting new book, Hawley wants much-maligned agency to win back public.
Defense
Analysis: One year after bin Laden's death, a new world
Even U.S. conservatives are battling over how to handle the 'post-al Qaeda era.'
Defense
Japan, U.S. reach agreement on American military presence in Okinawa
It’s unclear whether local officials on the southern Japanese island will accept the terms.
Defense
Secret Service's sex scandal history just got a little less secret
Agency reportedly investigating El Salvador prostitution incident.
Management
Sex scandal hits Secret Service as most expensive presidential race gets under way
Agency has budgeted $113 million for candidate protection, a record high.
Defense
Returning troops get into more traffic accidents, group says
Car wrecks more likely in the six months after deployment.
Defense
Coast Guard not ready for national-security mission, insiders say
Many agree with Robert Papp, who last week condemned Obama's budget.
Defense
Report: Colombia prostitute stayed at same hotel as Obama
Agent brought the prostitute to the Hilton Hotel in Cartagena just days ahead of president's arrival, law enforcement official says.
Pay & Benefits
Defense asks Congress to improve civilian danger-zone benefits
Request is included in the annual Defense Authorization legislation.
Defense
CNN: Blackhawk helicopter crashed in Afghanistan, 4 presumed dead
An official said U.S. believes the helicopter went down during bad weather.
Defense
VA will hire more mental health care workers
Agency adding 1,900 in light of growing veteran demand for psychological, social services.
Defense
Marines open infantry training to women
In historic move, the service will prepare female officers to serve and lead troops in combat.
Management
Obama to renominate GOP commissioner to NRC
Republicans alleged Kristine Svinicki was being punished for whistleblowing.
Defense
Gingrich Secret Service detail still costing taxpayers
Struggling campaign doesn't plan to change its protection, spokesman says.
Defense
Can the military police itself?
U.S.-led command in Afghanistan has been rocked by a series of missteps in recent months.
Defense
Three Secret Service agents leave amid scandal
One was allowed to retire, one was 'removed for cause,' and the other resigned.
Defense
Woman involved in Secret Service misconduct interviewed
Account adds detail to Colombia sex scandal.
Defense