Defense
US Institute of Peace lays off staff after dramatic standoff with DOGE
His selection had surprised U.S. allies because the lawyer had no significant foreign policy experience.
The nominee for the Joint Chiefs chair said the president “was actually talking about somebody else.”
A federal judge in Alexandria, Virginia, ordered that the employees be allowed to seek other positions at the agencies.
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