Defense
Hegseth’s leadership purges are getting more targeted
The school will allow troops accepted into its academic programs to defer enrollment for four years after Pentagon leaders barred studies there.
A similar measure is also expected to fail in the House, giving the president near carte blanche to proceed with the conflict.
Top military officials said the campaign will intensify — and declined to say what victory might look like.
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