Defense
Second boat strike tests GOP loyalty to Trump
The Pentagon inspector general investigated whether Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth violated the agency’s standards for sharing classified information and put troops in danger.
The agency watchdog investigated whether the Defense secretary violated the agency’s standards for sharing classified information and put troops in danger.
The world-famous newspaper is suing Pete Hegseth and the Defense Department to reverse the new press policy.
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