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The Pentagon's 2015 war spending proposal is on hold as the U.S. waits to see if Afghan officials approve a deal that would allow NATO forces to remain in the country beyond the end of the year.
Hagel: Lack of agreements narrows options in Afghanistan.
Pakistani Official: U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan in 2014 means civil war.
Eyeing Afghan exit, U.S. intensifies campaign against Haqqani militants.
Hagel chats with troops about 2015 defense budget proposal.
The extra $26 billion eyed for the U.S. Defense Department in 2015 would fund readiness initiatives and other "base budget type of stuff."
Budget seeks missile fixes, future technology.
Two Defense Department nominees in the policy arena - Christine E. Wormuth is nominated to be undersecretary of defense for policy, and Brian McKeon is nominated to be principal deputy undersecretary of defense for policy - shared their visions of DOD's future in a Senate Armed Service Committee confirmation hearing yesterday.
Great Britain and the U.S. have signed a defense pact aimed at increasing the number of collaborative science and technology programs undertaken by the longtime allies.
The stunning resignation of the military lawyer who was prosecuting an Army general on a charge of forcible sodomy is raising new questions about how commanders are handling sexual assault cases.
The Defense and Veterans Affairs departments have published new guidelines on post-concussion care.
A soot stamping on a human face forever: How the revolution will be defeated.
This doesn't sound good: The number of plainclothes federal officers protecting aircraft from terrorists has gone down in the past three years.
No more straining your arms for a good shot. The CamMe App lets you prop up your phone and take a picture from 16 feet away.
"I am a porn star. I am a college freshman. You know nothing about me."
The dramatic evolution and nine obscure facts about The Simpsons.
Super Mario World is the key to parallel universes.
Epic towing fail.