Headlines: Panetta preparing DOD directive on investigating sexual assaults. And, Agreement elusive on women in combat.

Obama to promote ways for Vets to find work. And, Senate officials acknowledge the error that inflated GI Bill money to for-profit schools.

One would think, after 8 ½ years of an increasingly expensive and unpopular war, that the Commander in Chief’s declaration that all troops in Iraq would be home before the end of the year would get non-partisan and celebratory support.

Repeal day marks the end of ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’. And, Obama’s $4.4 trillion deficit-reduction plan proposes increases in Tricare pharmacy co-pays.

Airman to be Awarded Air Force Cross. And, Obama deficit plan would re-examine military retirement.

In a rare show of unity, political leaders put aside their daily dose of acrimony to stand together on the decade anniversary of the country’s largest terrorist attack.

In a recent speech to Congress on September 8th about creating more jobs, President Barack Obama left out a lot of the details about how this plan would be implemented.

U.S. troops training Afghans to take over bomb-defusing. And, Petraeus leaves the Army after 37 years.

Report looks at the role the U.S. has played in Libya. And, CNN reporter speaks with Gadhafi’s son.

White House photo taken during Tuesday’s ceremony sparks protests. And, a report looks at the lives lost in the helo crash last weekend.