Military

The one familiar aspect of the David Petraeus scandal is that he had an affair. Everything else about this story is weird.

Ray McGovern: It's likely one reason there was no attempt to save Petraeus by White House was his Hawkish Stance on Iran.

Voices of some veterans of WWI eerily echo plaints of futility and folly we hear from today's protesters

The idea of USAFA blaring its triumphant horns at having “reformed” itself in the field of “Religious Respect” is an odd and uber-ignominious one u2013 folly, indeed.

CIA Director David Petraeus ends a 37-year military and intelligence career.

Over the past four years the Obama administration has presided over a technological revolution in defense planning, moving the nation's defenses to cyberwarfare and the full-scale weaponization of space.

WIth the close of election season, the Solutions column returns to the business of identifying ways to rein in defense spending.

It remains unclear where Mitt Romney really stands on foreign policy and if the election could truly impact US international relations.

The former Honolulu city councilwoman, state legislator and combat veteran shares her views on Afghanistan, Iran, drones and military spending.

Benghazi videotape may shed light on broader issue of drone warfare.