Topic: U.S. Senate Committee on Armed Services

Opinion 'Responsibility to protect': the moral imperative to intervene in Syria

The moral imperative of the international 'responsibility to protect' doctrine, also known as R2P, compels the world to react and respond to the widespread persecution and killings in Syria.

McCain urges air strikes against Syrian forces to protect citizens

US officials urge 'stay the course' in wake of Afghan violence

US military officials urge caution on attacking Iran

Top US official: Al Qaeda in Iraq joining fight against Syria's Assad

Threats to US: Pentagon officials drop three surprises

Why Pentagon, facing 'doomsday' spending cuts, refuses to plan for them

Carl Levin calls Romney's defense budget criticism "just a political statement"

Will Mitt Romney get the military vote in South Carolina?

Guantánamo for US citizens? Senate bill raises questions

Deficit 'super committee' flooded with ideas. Will any of them work?

Saudi Arabia refrains from fingering Iran in alleged assassination plot

What happens next in Libya? America's five greatest concerns.

In Afghanistan war, Navy SEALs and special ops playing more central role

You hack, we shoot: Pentagon discusses armed counterstrikes to cyberattacks

Leon Panetta's first day at Pentagon helm: It's not all grim.

Robert Gates' last day at Pentagon: three reasons he'll be missed

Kabul attack: Is Afghanistan ready to take over NATO's security duties?

Troop exit plan means hard choices for US commanders in Afghanistan

Who will carry out Obama's Afghanistan exit plan? Three new guys.

Withdrawal from Afghanistan: Three options weighed by the White House

White House: 'Limited' Libya operation didn't require approval of Congress

Does it make sense to punish Pakistan for the arrest of CIA informants?

US covert attacks in Yemen: A better template for the war on terror?

CIA chief Leon Panetta: The next Pearl Harbor could be a cyberattack