Pete Hegseth didn’t mince words when discussing Stephen Miller.

Pete Hegseth struggled to defend himself.

Trump’s defense secretary is slowly losing the support of leading Republicans in Congress.

Pete Hegseth bragged about brushing aside the rules of engagement.

The defense secretary admitted in September that he watched the strike.

The Democratic senator tore into Hegseth and Donald Trump.

The White House is ready to throw a top military commander under the bus in order to save Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth.

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt clarified the Pentagon order that led to a second strike to kill survivors after a boat bombing in the Caribbean Sea.

She also tried to shift blame away from Hegseth.

The rule against attacking people “out of the fight” is foundational in U.S. and international law. And there’s no doubt it was crossed. What now?

A retired Coast Guard commander said she was “fearful for women in uniform right now.”

Donald Trump has prided himself on bringing “peace” to multiple countries.

The United States has not tested nuclear weapons since the 1990s.

Remember the Southern Command admiral who resigned two weeks ago? Hill Republicans haven’t heard from him—and they don’t apparently want to.

The Defense secretary is taking his new anti–facial hair rule to an extreme.

Donald Trump praised the military’s catapults and steamships.

Who is donating this to the U.S. military, and why?

The defense secretary has successfully reshaped the Pentagon press corps to include some of the furthest-right “reporters.”

Pete Hegseth is trying to choke back the flow of information to Congress.

Apparently, this is just a standard response for the administration now.