Defense
Cuts to federal workforce could create opening for foreign spies
Army leaders also appeared taken aback by the administration’s abrupt action.
The allowance for Iran to enrich uranium at any point in the future — even decades out — marks a shift for the president.
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.”
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