Defense
Hegseth allies campaign to put loyalist in Army secretary job
Max Lederer, whom the Pentagon fired along with two other journalists last month, said their lawsuit challenging the firings is continuing.
Lawmakers are already discussing plans for hearings, inquiries and other oversight into the Defense Department if control of Congress flips.
Allied forces gathered near Iceland to practice hunting for Russian submarines, with a key member missing.
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