High-Ranking Egyptian Police Official Killed By Car Bomb
By Laura King, Los Angeles Times CAIRO — In the latest strike by suspected militants against a senior Egyptian security official, a police brigadier general was killed by a bomb p ...
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Pentagon Orders 600 Troops To Eastern Europe, Criticizes Russia
By David S. Cloud, Tribune Washington Bureau WASHINGTON -- The Pentagon said Tuesday that it was sending 600 soldiers to Eastern Europe for military exercises in response to "aggr ...
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Pentagon Plans Major Review Of Military Justice System
By Timothy M. Phelps, Tribune Washington Bureau WASHINGTON — The Defense Department, under pressure from Congress to re-examine the way it handles sexual assault cases, announced ...
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Accusation Of FBI Spying Stalls 9/11 Hearing
By Carol Rosenberg, The Miami Herald GUANTANAMO BAY NAVY BASE, Cuba -- A military judge abruptly recessed the first 9/11 trial hearing of the year Monday after defense lawyers acc ...
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Pentagon To Remove 50 Nuclear Missiles From Silos
By David S. Cloud, Tribune Washington Bureau WASHINGTON — The Pentagon plans to remove 50 nuclear-armed intercontinental ballistic missiles from their silos over the next four yea ...
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Congress Has Spent Millions On Benghazi Witch Hunts
The House of Representatives' never-ending dishonest, partisan hearings on the attack that killed four Americans in Benghazi, Libya in 2012 have long since been exposed as a waste ...
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Pentagon Proposes Deep Cuts For U.S. Military Bases, But Would Spare Some
By James Rosen, McClatchy Washington Bureau WASHINGTON -- Sweeping budget and personnel cuts proposed Monday by Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel would hit some military bases hard wh ...
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Pentagon Proposes To Shrink U.S. Army To Pre-WWII Level
Washington (AFP) - The Pentagon plans to scale back the U.S. Army to its lowest level since before World War II in a proposed budget reflecting the end of 13 years of war in Afgha ...
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U.S. To Sell 24 Apache Helicopters To Iraq
Washington (AFP) - The Pentagon informed Congress on Monday it plans to sell 24 Apache attack helicopters to Iraq in a deal worth $4.8 billion, officials said, as Baghdad battles ...
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