Defense
MAGA is turning on Israel over Gaza, but Trump is unmoved
Republican Dan Sullivan is holding up Adm. Daryl Caudle’s nomination until the Pentagon agrees to reopen a long-shuttered military base.
The department’s decision not to allow employees to participate in certain events carries bigger repercussions than missed attendance.
The White House continues to support the embattled Defense secretary — but even some Hegseth allies privately express concern that his messy management style could become his undoing.
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