Defense
Marco or Musk? Allies eyeing Trump’s team wonder who will have his ear
The number of Pentagon employees who focus on mitigating civilian casualties has dropped from 200 people to less than 40.
The update provides the clearest accounting so far of U.S. casualties tied to the Iran conflict, which has involved the deaths of seven U.S. troops as of Monday.
Post-9/11 veterans say the U.S. strikes on Iran feel like the opening chapter of a war they thought was over.
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