Defense
Trump insists Musk meeting at Pentagon wasn’t about China
The administration’s mixed messaging has spooked U.S. partners and allies fearful of worsening economic fallout if the president intensifies the war on Iran
The Pentagon’s decision not to release a Global Posture Review follows the go-it-alone pattern of the Trump administration.
The House Armed Services Committee chair said the department owes lawmakers more information about the administration’s plans for U.S. troops in the Middle East.
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