Defense
Hegseth ignored military officials when he slashed offices that limit risk to civilians
The Defense secretary gave little indication on how or when the war would end.
Republicans say the administration hasn’t suggested it needs more funding for the U.S.-Israel operation.
The Defense Department’s acting comptroller said officials plan to submit a supplemental budget request to Congress in the coming days.
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