Defense
Iran has a hit list of former Trump aides. The U.S. is scrambling to protect them.
Current and former U.S. defense officials worry headwinds from the conflict with Tehran leave Beijing with the upper hand.
The Arizona senator faces a retirement demotion for comments he made warning troops not to follow illegal orders.
The Defense secretary distanced Project Freedom, the latest effort to reopen the strait, from the rest of the Iran war.
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