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Lawrence Korb and Laura Conley detail why U.S. military recruitment goals demonstrate that gay and lesbian Americans serving our country is a nonissue.
As the nation moves forward with operations in Libya, questions of how these actions will affect our fiscal health will and should be unavoidable, write Lawrence Korb and Laura Conley.
The cost of military health care could eventually begin to divert funding away from other crucial national security initiatives, write Lawrence Korb, Laura Conley, and Alex Rothman.
Lawrence J. Korb, Laura Conley, and Alex Rothman examine the need to take meaningful action on runaway defense spending.
Lawrence Korb and Laura Conley show what kind of defense spending cuts we should be making in CNN Money.
A look at 10 ways to reduce defense spending, while safeguarding our vital national security interests.
Lawrence Korb and Laura Conley outline three budget-saving measures the president should address in his State of the Union address next week.
The Senate has the opportunity to end an unjust policy in our military that hurts our national security, write Lawrence Korb and Laura Conley.
Lawrence Korb and Laura Conley applaud the suggested cuts to our bloated defense spending in two deficit reduction proposals.
Congress should pass the fiscal year 2011 National Defense Authorization Act and end a policy that hurts our moral authority and national security, write Laura Conley and Alex Rothman.
Cutting the defense budget would actually increase our security, write Lawrence J. Korb and Laura Conley in the Christian Science Monitor.
Lawrence J. Korb and Laura Conley propose a set of defense cuts that can cut our deficit while still maintaining national security.