Defense
NSA taps new second-in-command Tim Kosiba after months of uncertainty
As more American warships head to the Middle East, the mine-hunting mission might be the next big job.
The Middle East conflict faces a ticking war powers clock for lawmakers to authorize continued operations that could be a bigger political headache for Trump and Republicans.
As the U.S. continues to look away from Europe, fewer top officials are visiting longtime allies.
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