Politics

Hegseth's transformation of the Pentagon continues apace

Secretary of War Pete Hegseth’s ousting of Army chief of staff Gen. Randy George is just the latest move in his effort to transform the department he has been tasked to lead.

Pentagon and CENTCOM silent as Iran attacks on US aircraft pile up

The Pentagon and United States Central Command have been silent over a slew of reports that emerged on Friday about multiple U.S. military aircraft being shot down by Iranian fire, as well as reported rescue efforts for pilots involved.

Duffy Launches Road Trip Series for America’s 250th

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy is set to launch a YouTube series documenting a cross-country road trip with his family, a project produced by the team behind MTV’s “The Real World” and tied to a broader federal effort marking the nation’s 250th year.

Acting Attorney General Blanche rejects claims that Epstein was a spy

Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche on Friday said evidence the federal government possesses doesn’t indicate Jeffrey Epstein was a spy.

Iran signals manpower crisis with soldiers as young as 12

The Iranian regime is recruiting children and sending out mass recruitment messages via text, signaling there may be truth to the White House’s claim that the Islamic regime is suffering widespread desertions.

Former VA Governor Blasts Spanberger Over Redistricting Debate Refusal

Gov. Abigail Spanberger (D-VA) declined to debate former Gov. George Allen (R-VA) over Virginia Democrats’ redistricting push, leading Allen to publicly criticize Spanberger on Friday.