Defense Pete Secretary Pete Hegseth appears to be hiring an army of influencers that agree with everything he says.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s top advisers have warned against extending the Iran war.

The president won’t be commemorating the anniversary of September 11 at Ground Zero.

Brutal news accounts this week provide more proof of what we already knew: The chaos he’s creating is making the country weaker, not stronger.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth reportedly wants the Pentagon’s chief spokesperson to lead the Army.

A federal judge is refusing the Justice Department’s efforts to protect Steve Bannon, at least for now.

These nonsensical steam catapults are just one of several instances of Trump trying to pretend he knows anything about ship design, and they’re making the country weaker.

As the Iran war continues, the U.S. Navy is spending its time on Trump’s aesthetic preferences.

The Trump administration is out of ideas on Iran—and out of long-range missiles.

The Defense Department is out of options—and reaching out to others for suggestions on what to do next about Iran.

Republicans are beginning to turn against the defense secretary, with no end in sight to the war.

The Defense Department is trying to make it harder to understand the total casualty number from this war.

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.

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

President Trump wants hundreds of millions more for the military—on top of all his other requests.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s words came back to haunt him, as a federal judge blocked his restrictions on reporters covering the Pentagon.

Meanwhile, cuts are coming to housing and health care.

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

Pete Hegseth’s Department of Defense made everyone evacuate the building over a false alarm.