National Security

As Qualified Men Dwindle, Military Looks For A Few Good Women

Date: 03/25/2013

by: Tom Bowman

When the Pentagon said earlier this year that it would open ground combat jobs to women, it was cast in terms of giving women equal opportunities in the workplace — the military workplace.

Off The Battlefield, Military Women Face Risks From Male Troops

by: Quil Lawrence

Women In Combat, And The Price They Pay

by: Quil Lawrence

Female Soldiers Face Tough Switch From Front Lines To Homefront

by: Quil Lawrence

Is All The Talk About Cyberwarfare Just Hype?

by: Tom Gjelten

Cyber Attacks, Terrorism Top U.S. Security Threat Report

by: Tom Gjelten

When Rand Paul Ended Filibuster, He Left Drones On National Stage

by: Carrie Johnson

Overseas Trip A Road Test For Newly-Minted Sec. Of State Kerry

by: Michele Kelemen

John Kerry sets off Sunday on his first foreign trip as secretary of state, visiting Europe and the Middle East.

How Should The U.S. Respond To Chinese Hacking?

by: Scott Neuman

A Wounded Soldier Stands Tall At Reunion With His Platoon

by: Quil Lawrence

Hints Of Progress After Investigation at Guantanamo Court

by: Dina Temple-Raston

'Zero Dark Thirty' Renews Torture Debate

Victims Of Cyberattacks Now Going On Offense Against Intruders

by: Tom Gjelten

In Cyberwar, Software Flaws Are A Hot Commodity

by: Tom Gjelten

There have been security flaws in software as long as there has been software, but they have become even more critically important in the context of cyberweapons development.

Alleged Sept. 11 Plotters Appear In Court, But Focus Is On Lawyers

by: Dina Temple-Raston

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