5 Guantanamo prisoners released to Slovakia, Georgia
Five men have been released from Guantanamo, as the U.S. ramps up efforts to shut down the detention center on the U.S. Navy base in Cuba. Published November 20, 2014
Five men have been released from Guantanamo, as the U.S. ramps up efforts to shut down the detention center on the U.S. Navy base in Cuba. Published November 20, 2014
SharesThe CIA will undergo an internal review to assess if its organized in a way to best handle the "ever-growing number" of national security threats facing the nation. Published November 20, 2014
SharesAdm. Michael Rogers, director of the National Security Agency and head of U.S. Cyber Command, said Thursday that China and "one or two" other countries have the power to shut down the U.S. electric grid with cyberattacks. Published November 20, 2014
SharesA bus that runs on local human and food waste — specifically biomethane gas — has taken to the streets in the United Kingdom. Published November 20, 2014
SharesThe National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine said Friday that Russian fighter jets and radar stations are being moved near Ukraine's eastern border. Published November 19, 2014
SharesNew gun laws in Washington state have prompted one museum to begin removing World War II-era weapons on loan to them from collectors. Published November 19, 2014
SharesPresident Obama's 2012 Facebook app leveraged the social media giant's capabilities to amass 45 million users and register more than 1 million voters online. Coding changes to the website will make duplicating that feat difficult, if not impossible, in 2016. Published November 19, 2014
SharesDeclassified documents from a legal showdown between Yahoo lawyers and surveillance judges in Providence, Rhode Island, show panel members brushing off the company's concerns about infringements on constitutional rights. Published November 19, 2014
SharesRussian President Vladimir Putin said Wednesday that a strong alliance between Russia and Kim Jong-un's North Korean regime would be a stabilizing force in the region. Published November 19, 2014
SharesThe Libyan city of Derna has a population of 100,000, and it's now under the Islamic State group's control. Published November 18, 2014
SharesThe FBI is concerned that roughly 150 Americans it is tracking have gone to Syria and are fighting alongside the Islamic State group. Published November 18, 2014
SharesA member of the House Armed Services Committee says the U.S. spends $300,000 per hour on efforts to degrade and destroy the Islamic State group through airstrikes. Published November 18, 2014
SharesU.S. military bases in Europe have been ordered to "limit to the max extent possible" instances where personnel wear uniforms off base. Published November 18, 2014
SharesThe U.S. Army Ranger school has 31 female candidates for its planned Ranger Course Assessment next spring. Published November 18, 2014
SharesRussia issued a stark warning to France regarding two Mistral helicopter carriers that are supposed to be delivered by Nov. 14. Published November 14, 2014
SharesFormer Obama White House Press Secretary Jay Carney attacked one of Obamacare's key architects, Jonathan Gruber, as a man who "speaks from the ivory tower with remarkable hubris." Published November 14, 2014
SharesThe deployment of the USS Fort Worth to Singapore includes a Navy first: an MQ-8B Fire Scout drone with a range of up to 100 miles. Published November 14, 2014
SharesThe American Civil Liberties Union is suing the U.S. Army on behalf of a Sikh ROTC applicant who was denied a religious exemption. Published November 14, 2014
SharesDefense Secretary Chuck Hagel told Pentagon reporters Friday that he wants roughly $10 billion over the next five years to help overhaul management of the U.S. nuclear forces. Published November 14, 2014
SharesThe Justice Department is using Cessna aircraft outfitted with fake communications towers in its attempts to catch criminals, but each flight gleans information on tens of thousands of Americans. Published November 13, 2014
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