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Obama pledges to halt military sexual abuse

On Thursday, Army Chief of Staff General Ray Odierno acknowledged the military is failing to stop sexual assaults. President Barack Obama vowed to leave no stone unturned to halt the abuse.

Robert Gates: Obama made right decisions night of Benghazi attack

He brought Christianity into the streets to promote civil rights

Pakistani fertilizer grows both Taliban bombs and Afghan crops

Defense secretary worries sexual assault in military nearing a tipping point (+video)

US, South Korea put up a tough front, but it doesn't close door to North (+video)

Sexual assault in military: Pentagon report, scandal deal a double blow (+video)

The Monitor's View China must end cyberspying on US industry, look to its own innovation

$900,000 per inmate: World's most expensive prison (+video)

Why America's top general is wary of US military intervention in Syria

North Korea missile threat? North Korea 'closer' to nuclear threat, says Pentagon

Decoder Wire Paul Ryan gay adoption: Is his support a big deal?

USA Update Top general: 5 bad habits for the Pentagon to fix (+video)

Lawyers who defend terror suspects have thankless task. Why do they do it?

Obama 'red line' on Syrian chemical weapons gets a bit grayer

A no-fly zone over Syria? Harder to do than in Libya, warns top US general (+video)

Was Shane Todd murdered over high-tech secrets?

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

Before members rush for airports, Congress ends sequester flight delays

Syria chemical weapons: Pentagon weighs evidence, plans response

Can a blimp curb drug trafficking in Latin America? The US hopes so.

John McCain: focus on flight delays shows 'upside down' sequester concerns

US military chief in Beijing warns of North Korea 'miscalculation'

US general aims to ease China's concerns over Obama 'pivot' to Asia

In US-China talks on cyber conflict, a top Chinese general owns to dangers