Donald Trump’s war is projected to cost much, much more.

Trump’s decision to go to war with Iran has put the Pentagon in a tough spot five months later.

The Defense Department is struggling to minimize civilian harm thanks to the changes.

Someone’s weapons are depleted, but it’s not Iran.

Navy pilots flew so low over a beach that they sent sand and furniture flying.

Don Jr. and Eric have found a new cash cow.

Eight pilots flew Apache helicopters over a beach in South Carolina.

Losing projects like this doesn’t just hurt the climate—it also affects jobs and the economy as a whole.

Hegseth banned beards on troops during an unprecedented speech in 2025.

That total is more than triple what federal officials had previously estimated.

Republicans revolted against Donald Trump’s signature legislation.

Traumatic brain injuries and multiple shrapnel wounds apparently don’t qualify as serious.

Meanwhile, cuts are coming to housing and health care.

The injection of this new technology into the military seems like a fever dream. But it’s a reality we’re hurtling toward, ready or not.

Instead, Trump punted to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.

The Senate approved a bill that will freeze Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s travel funds until he shares intelligence on the strike.

Why did the Defense Department rely on Elon Musk’s terrible AI tool in the Iran war?

Senate Republicans want to officially rename the department.

Senator Lindsey Graham is just as confused about the deal as the rest of us.

Hegseth rambled on about how the U.S. was well stocked with munitions despite the Iran war dragging on.