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Two different sets of fighters were possibly involved in the 2012 Benghazi, Libya, terrorist attack that killed U.S. Ambassador Christopher Stephens and three other Americans.
Under sequestration, the Pentagon faces $500 billion in cuts over the next decade.
Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel said the Sunni fundamentalist group the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) poses a threat not just to the government in Baghdad, but to the United States as well.
Israel launches deadliest strike in three days.
Gen. John Campbell, the army's vice chief of staff and nominee to lead U.S. forces in Afghanistan, defends flawed intelligence system.
Gen. Daniel Allyn, the top general at Forces Command, has been nominated to be the next Army Vice Chief of Staff.
Army leaders, including Campbell and Odierno, have circled their wagons around the Distributed Common Ground System.
The Pentagon is finishing up a major review of its nuclear forces and Hagel will soon issue his recommendations.
U.S. Navy to Congress: We can't guarantee a safe nuclear fleet.
Teams aboard the MV Cape Ray have begun neutralizing Syrian chemical materials.
Soldiers test changes to Army's mobile network.
1st Cavalry female leads crew to historic "Top Gun" gunnery title.
Marines open infantry training to hundreds more female officers.
Why the U.S. Navy should build smaller aircraft carriers.
How hot the nation's cities will be by the year 2100 if climate change goes unchecked.
A shoulder bag cooler that can keep ice frozen for days.
Emmy Nominations 2014: The Complete list
The New York Times reviews Morrissey's latest record.
Beck has announced a Song Reader album with contributions from Jack White, Jeff Tweedy and others.
Watch the latest trailer for Terry Gilliam's new movie, Zero Theroem.
See an extended preview of Guardians of the Galaxy.
Flavorwire lists 50 essential cult novels.
Finally: Seinfeld emoji are here.
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