MSNBC's Chris Matthews is torn over the U.S. Senate Intelligence Committee's report on CIA interrogation techniques, but he is certain Salon editor Joan Walsh's interpretation of it is "crazy." Published December 10, 2014
Former Polish president Aleksander Kwasniewski said Wednesday that the CIA ran "black sites" against al Qaeda suspects on its soil — the first time he publicly acknowledged Poland's role in providing the U.S. with secret prisons from which to conduct interrogations. Published December 10, 2014
Most al Qaeda members want to avoid Guantanamo Bay detention center, Cuba. Zacarias Moussaoui wants to go there. Published December 10, 2014
The MV-22B Osprey and its hybrid tilt-rotor aircraft may soon get a significant firepower upgrade after a successful test-fire of short-range guided and unguided rockets mounted outside the aircraft's cockpit window. Published December 10, 2014
A Chinese engineer has been charged with trying to steal documents on the F135 engine used in the U.S. F-35 Joint Strike Fighter Program. Published December 9, 2014
The personal paparazzi nano drone has arrived, thanks to a successful Kickstarter campaign for Torquing Group Ltd. Published December 9, 2014
When it comes to media impersonation, FBI director James Comey will never say never. Published December 9, 2014
Facebook is working on implementing artificial intelligence into the popular social media platform to protect its users — from themselves. Published December 9, 2014
German Chancellor Angela Merkel is willing to play Sigmund Freud, particularly when the target of her psychoanalysis is Russian President Vladimir Putin. Published December 9, 2014
U.S. Marines have stormed Los Angeles — for urban combat training. Published December 9, 2014
Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi told visiting U.S. Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel Tuesday the fight against the Islamic State group will require more U.S. air power. Published December 9, 2014
North Korea is irate at its neighbor to the south for its decision to allow Christians to erect a 30-foot Christmas tree roughly two miles form the border. Published December 6, 2014
The Brooklyn shooting death of Akai Gurley caught the attention of the Rev. Al Sharpton, but at least one member of the family wants him to stay far away. Published December 6, 2014
The Islamic State group's Twitter account posted that it is now in possession of uranium from Mosul University that it will use in a "dirty bomb." Published December 5, 2014
The U.S. Army's plan to conduct an integrated Ranger School assessment in 2015 is looking good — interest is so high that the number of female volunteers must be cut to 160 candidates. Published December 5, 2014
A Chinese man suspected of creating shell companies to illegally export U.S. commercial goods that are capable of being used in nuclear production has been sent to Boston by British authorities. Published December 5, 2014
China has arrested its former spy chief, Zhou Yongkang, and expelled him from the Communist Party for leaking secrets and taking bribes. Published December 5, 2014
The House Intelligence Committee's report on the Sept. 11, 2012 terrorist attacks in Benghazi, Libya is being challenged by two CIA contractors who were there when it happened. Published December 4, 2014
Lawmakers and Pentagon officials have agreed to cut pensions for three- and four-star generals and admirals that ballooned during the course of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. Published December 4, 2014
New York City's police union isn't happy with Mayor Bill de Blasio's recent comments on a grand jury's decision not to indict Officer Daniel Pantaleo in the death of Eric Garner. Published December 4, 2014
