Defense
Gabbard could be the next Trump nominee to come under fire in the Senate
The administration already burned through significant stockpiles of air defense missiles in operations against Iran and its proxy groups.
From a Ukrainian listening post, our reporter heard it happen: Starlink terminals went dark, leaving Russian soldiers along the front unable to coordinate.
The Defense secretary appealed a ruling this month in favor of the former Navy captain.
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