Defense
Key allies left out of Trump’s new in-crowd NATO group
The Defense secretary announced several major initiatives that appear to contradict his efforts to cut the department’s bloat.
Senate Republicans barely defeated an effort to halt the conflict even as GOP candidates in battleground states turn against the war.
The Polish foreign minister announced the effort Thursday, despite a previous Trump administration threat to pull troops from the country.
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