Defense
US to announce plan to draw down troops in Iraq
Defense
Trump claims Iran’s nuclear program has been ‘obliterated.’ Senate Republicans aren’t entirely convinced.
Several of Trump’s top military and intelligence officials briefed Senators on the latest damage assessment to Iran’s nuclear facilities.
The Trump administration has lashed out against an early intelligence assessment that reportedly concluded components of Iran’s nuclear program remain intact.
CIA Director John Ratcliffe and Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard joined the chorus of administration officials batting away an early intel assessment that U.S. strikes had limited impact.
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