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Sen. Tom Coburn: 1,000 vets may have died over VA misconduct.
Militants attacked one of Iraq's largest air bases and seized control of several small oilfields as U.S. military experts arrived to set up an operations centre to help Iraqi security forces counter a mounting Sunni insurgency.
In Iraq, former militia program eyed for new fight.
Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki rejected calls to create a new national unity government that the Obama administration has been pushing.
Questions rebels use to tell Sunni from Shiite.
The White House will soon send the Pentagon's 2015 war spending request to the US Congress.
Air Force generals will face off over difficult budget, job cuts.
By not letting the Air Force retire the A-10 aircraft, however, Congress is going to instead force the retirement of bigger fleets of F-16 fighter and B-1 bomber aircraft.
The Air Force's B-2 Spirit is receiving a technological upgrade to allow the service's bat-winged, nuclear capable bomber keep flying through 2058.
The proliferation of armed drones could lower the threshold for conflict.
New leaders tapped for ISAF, SOCOM and NORAD.
North Korea calls new movie The Interview, which stars Seth Rogen and James Franco, an act of war.
10 hidden details in your city and what they mean.
Learn how OK Go made their new video.
The Knack's "My Sharona" is 35 years old.
Quiz: Can you match the cereal milk with the cereal?
Finally: Joan Jett is starring in a Lifetime movie.
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