Defense
Hegseth ignored military officials when he slashed offices that limit risk to civilians
The six-year-old service is hiring like “there’s never been a tomorrow” to execute a potential budget boon.
While the president claims he’s got the cards, he may have to give ground to get a deal.
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.
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