Defense
‘A million small headaches’: Pentagon officials bemoan Trump’s Department of War rebrand
It’s the fifth time a Democratic-led effort to rein in Trump has failed, although Republicans are eyeing an approaching war powers deadline.
The Pentagon announced John Phelan’s surprise departure without citing a reason.
The effort is the latest sign President Donald Trump plans to make good on his threats against members not deemed “model allies.”
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