Defense
Embattled top Hegseth aide wins promotion
Defense
Pentagon leaders ‘get to pick the leaders that they want,’ Army secretary says while praising ousted top general
Lawmakers in both parties expressed unease with the sudden departure of Army Chief of Staff Gen. Randy George.
Republican leaders kept defections to a minimum, signaling the party isn’t ready to publicly break with the White House on the war effort just yet.
As more American warships head to the Middle East, the mine-hunting mission might be the next big job.
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