Defense
Cuts to federal workforce could create opening for foreign spies
The head of the alliance tried to thread the needle between an irate U.S. president and NATO members who feel unfairly maligned.
As negotiations begin this weekend in Pakistan, the war has reaffirmed Iran’s regional significance.
The Defense Secretary repeatedly referred to the U.S. military operation in the past tense.
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