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Military brass, senators united against sexual assault but at odds on remedy (+video)

Top military leaders received a dressing down from lawmakers Tuesday for failing to curb sexual assault within the ranks. The brass, however, opposed changes to the military justice system.

Obama pledges to halt military sexual abuse

Pentagon budget woes: furlough civilians, buy tanks you don't want

Medal of Honor recipient: Taliban 'simply couldn't have' outpost

Pentagon's budget nightmare: How each branch would handle sequester cuts

Suicide 'epidemic' in Army: July was worst month, Pentagon says

The Daily Reckoning Defense spending and the declining 'bang' for the buck

Women in combat: US military on verge of making it official

White House Correspondents Dinner: Obama mocks Romney, Secret Service, himself

How Pentagon budget cuts will reshape the Army

Obama picks combat-tested Gen. Martin Dempsey to head Joint Chiefs of Staff

Maliki marks end of US-Iraq combat operations

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Joe Biden lands in Iraq to underscore 'growing urgency' for new government

Iraq border concerns spur effort to integrate Kurdish and Iraqi Army forces

Troops withdraw, but US work in Iraq war unfinished and fragile

Iraqi forces ready for US pullout, says Army's Odierno

Odierno: Militants trained in Iran prepare to attack US bases in Iraq

General Odierno: Al Qaeda in Iraq faces serious financial crunch

Al Qaeda killings show growing competence of Iraqi Army

Iraq announces deaths of two senior Al Qaeda leaders

Global News Blog Ahmed Chalabi emerges as key player in Iraq election after falling-out with US

Before Iraq election, Arab and Kurd tensions soar in the north

Iraqi elections: Why one candidate says he faces a US death threat

Iraq bomb before election has some fearing new civil war