Extremist Syrian faction touts training camp for boys
In the ‘Zarqawi’s Cubs’ military camp, al-Qaeda affiliate seeks to pass ideology and skills to young boys.
Fine Print: A war on reform of military retirement benefits
The federal government is having a hard time finding a way to reduce military retiree benefits.
Ohio air base’s fate reflects battle to shape military
Dispute over cargo planes comes amid larger clash between active duty, Guard over military’s future.
Two Guantanamo detainees sent home to Saudi Arabia
The men, held since 2002, were not charged with a crime.
‘60 Minutes’ report on NSA criticized
A team led by CBS correspondent John Miller received on-camera interviews with NSA officials.
With security deal in limbo, ordinary Afghans’ fears grow
The prospect that international support could be yanked at the end of 2014 is eroding their hopes.
U.S. to maintain unified NSA, Cyber Command leadership
Critics say agencies needed separate heads to avoid undue concentration of power in single individual.
Levinson family: Government must ‘step up and take care of one of its own’
The family of the former FBI agent who disappeared in Iran released a statement.
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The best of military photography
A selection of photographs nominated for the Military Photographer of the Year 2012 contest.
U.S. may be open to Islamists joining Syrian rebel coalition
The Obama administration is willing to support a Syrian rebel coalition that would include Islamist groups.
Obama administration targets Iran sanctions busters
The crackdown comes amid a White House bid to keep lawmakers from placing new curbs on Iran.
Ex-FBI agent who disappeared in Iran worked for CIA
Officials say disappearance of Bob Levinson in 2007 prompted major internal investigation at Langley
Key defendant in ‘Fat Leonard’ scandal to plead guilty
NCIS agent agrees to cooperate in investigation into bribery in Navy, giving prosecutors a major break.
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