Defense
Hegseth says staffers found leaking ‘will be prosecuted’ amid Pentagon chaos
It wasn’t clear why the Defense secretary issued the order not to send troops on a routine mission to a country the administration refers to as a “model ally.”
Tehran’s ability to scare off commercial ships continues to give it leverage in any peace negotiation with the U.S.
The once vocal GOP wing that warned against making deals with Beijing has largely left the conversation ahead of Trump’s China summit.
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