Defense
Trump has Hegseth’s back. Some of Hegseth’s allies worry it won’t last.
The administration is still sending more forces to the region — and asking for help from allies — even as the White House says the conflict is over.
Congressional Republicans are increasingly reluctant to move ahead with a partisan budget bill that was supposed to cover the program’s costs.
Hung Cao, known as a partisan firebrand, has built credibility inside the Pentagon.
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