Defense Department
DOD Spent $43 Million on Afghanistan Gas Station
The cost of a similar gas station in Pakistan is $500,000, according to a report.
Obama Vetoes $612 Billion Defense Bill
Obama is pushing for a broader deal that would address mandatory cuts in domestic spending.
U.S. Government, Police Working on Counter-Drone Measures
Although the research aimed at tracking and disabling drones is at an early stage, there has been at least one field test, according to sources.
Leading Psychologists Secretly Aided U.S. Torture Program
An independent report commissioned by the American Psychological Association found that some of its senior officials helped justify "enhanced interrogation."
What Rand Paul Thinks About Defense Spending
The GOP presidential hopeful has clear differences with his rivals on how to pay for waging war.
Defense Department Tests Bullet That Changes Direction After Being Shot
The Defense Department's research arm says the need for new weaponry is "critical."
Ashton Carter Nominated For Pentagon Chief
Barack Obama nominated longtime Defense Department understudy Ashton Carter as his fourth defense secretary on Friday to replace Chuck Hagel.
Carter Is The Right Man to Lead Defense
After the undignified ousting of Chuck Hagel, Obama needs a sound manager with counter-insurgency skills.
Iran May Have Launched Air Raids on ISIS in Iraq, U.S. Believes
The United States has indications that Iran has carried out air strikes on Islamic State targets in Iraq in recent days, U.S. officials said on Wednesday.
New Defense Chief Will Hit the Air Running
Likely nominee Ashton Carter faces Pentagon budget cuts and demands for more military operations.
Obama Expected to Nominate Ashton Carter to Lead Pentagon: Sources
Ashton Carter is a former deputy secretary at the Department of Defense.
A Former Mercenary Proposes a Pentagon Makeover
Erik Prince, the controversial ex-CEO of Blackwater, has a plan for military reform and it's gaining fans