Cabinet / Pentagon

Web site educates about hiring war vets

They survived war, but for some Iraq and Afghanistan veterans going to work back home isn’t easy, either.

US dismisses Russian claims of genocide by Georgia

A U.S. official on Tuesday dismissed as ridiculous claims by Russia that Georgia committed genocide during fighting this month in two breakaway Georgian regions.

Court hears arguments in WWII land dispute

An attorney for hundreds of Kentucky families forced to sell their farms to the Army during World War II argued in federal court Tuesday that government agents bullied them into accepting bad deals in the wake of Pearl Harbor.

47 companies bid on Gulf offshore oil leases

Overhauling Guard training overhaul is costly

Rice will not attend Olympic closing ceremonies

US: Musharraf can live where he wants

FBI had, then tossed anthrax type used in attacks

Senators seek to delay new rules in terror probes

Rice: NATO won’t let Russia succeed in Georgia

US, South Korea kick off annual military exercise

Newspaper: Blackwater guards get target letters

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