Charlie Kirk 20 hours ago Pentagon calls Charlie Kirk posts ‘domestic terrorism’; Dem warns discipline is ‘un-American’ Service members face Pentagon discipline for celebrating political figure's killing as debate emerges over military conduct versus First Amendment rights.
Charlie Kirk 1 day ago Pentagon suspends Army colonel for celebrating Charlie Kirk's death Pentagon suspends Army colonel Scott Stephens over social media posts mocking Charlie Kirk's killing, citing zero tolerance policy for such behavior.
US Air Force 1 day ago Inside Operation Midnight Hammer: B-2 commander reveals how US pulled off surprise strikes on Iran Seven B-2 stealth bombers dropped 30,000-pound bunker-buster bombs on Iranian nuclear sites in the first combat use of Massive Ordnance Penetrators.
Puerto Rico September 8 Secretary of War Hegseth lands in Puerto Rico as US ramps up Caribbean cartel fight with naval forces Puerto Rico takes center stage in Trump administration's fight against drug cartels as top military officials meet with Governor González-Colón at Muñiz Air Base.
White House September 6 Trump caps week with bold military moves from Pentagon name change to cartel crackdown President Donald Trump signed an executive order to rename the Department of Defense the Department of War and announced a military strike against a Venezuelan drug boat that killed 11.
Secretary of Defense September 4 Hegseth vows to rebuild military deterrence so enemies 'don't want to f--- with us' Secretary Pete Hegseth addressed Officer Candidate School graduates at Fort Benning, emphasizing military strength and the Trump administration's focus on deterrence.
Pentagon September 4 Trump to rename Pentagon, restoring historic ‘Department of War’ in latest military move President Donald Trump announced a plan to rename the Department of Defense the Department of War, reverting to the agency's former title as part of Pentagon reforms.
Drones September 4 Navy solar drone soars nonstop for 3 days The Navy's solar-powered Skydweller drone flew nonstop for 73 hours in Mississippi, proving renewable energy can power long-endurance military missions.
Caribbean September 3 US bolsters military presence in Caribbean near Venezuela amid Trump's efforts to halt drug trafficking The U.S. military is strengthening its Navy presence near Venezuela, as President Donald Trump seeks to stop the flow of drug trafficking.
White House September 3 Trump touts US strike as Maduro slams military ‘threat’ off Venezuela President Donald Trump praised a U.S. military strike that killed 11 suspected Tren de Aragua narco-terrorists on a drug-laden Venezuelan boat in the Caribbean.
Army September 3 'Good riddance': Hegseth praises Army dumping command promotion boards aimed at eliminating bias Army ends Command Assessment Program designed to reduce bias with psych assessments and peer review in leadership selection after low participation rates among commanding officers.
Pentagon August 30 White House advances plan for Department of War as Trump looks to restore historical military title Trump plans to rename the Department of Defense as the Department of War, reversing a post-World War II change to restore historical military naming.
U.S. Defense & Military Politics August 29 Pentagon backs Under Secretary Anthony Tata amid legal dispute involving astrologer The Pentagon is standing by Under Secretary of Defense Anthony Tata as court filings show allegations of harassment, defamation and extortion against a self-described astrologer.
Afghanistan August 26 Four years after Abbey Gate, veterans who saved civilians demand accountability Special operations veterans who conducted civilian rescue missions during the 2021 Afghanistan withdrawal share their experiences and ongoing trauma.
Pentagon August 25 ‘Bold’ general who led US’ ‘Midnight Hammer’ strikes on Iran ends Middle East reign Gen. Michael "Erik" Kurilla hands over CENTCOM leadership to Adm. Brad Cooper after overseeing Iran strikes and Houthis operations during his tenure as commander.
Pentagon August 25 Some National Guard troops are now armed in Washington, DC National Guard troops in Washington, D.C., have been authorized to carry firearms as part of President Donald Trump’s crime crackdown.
UFOs August 25 UFO mania grips small town after mysterious glowing object sighting goes viral A glowing object spotted over upstate New York's Finger Lakes sparked UFO speculation before being identified as a Vulcan Centaur rocket launch from Florida.
J.B. Pritzker August 24 Gov. Pritzker says Trump trying to 'manufacture a crisis' as admin plans National Guard deployment to Chicago Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker said there is no emergency following reports that the federal government may deploy the National Guard to Chicago.
Police and Law Enforcement August 22 Hegseth authorizes 2,000 National Guard troops to carry weapons in DC if necessary: US official Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has authorized National Guard troops and airmen to carry weapons in D.C. if their mission requires it amid a Trump administration crackdown on crime.
Opinion August 22 The warrior ethos effect: Why female enlistment is surging under Trump Army exceeds recruiting goals by 10% as women return to military service under Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's merit-based advancement and equal treatment policies.
Pentagon August 21 Pentagon unveils new medal for troops deployed in Trump’s southern border crackdown The Pentagon has created a new Mexican Border Defense Medal for troops who are serving at southern border under Trump's immigration crackdown.
Pentagon August 21 Pentagon taps civilian employees to assist Trump administration immigration enforcement The Pentagon is encouraging 950,000 civilian employees to join a volunteer force assisting DHS efforts through ICE and CBP temporary assignments.
U.S. Defense & Military Politics August 20 FIRST ON ÐÓ°ÉÊÓƵ: Navy slashes civilian public affairs jobs in push for military readiness The Navy cut civilian public affairs jobs and centralized hiring in a memo shared first with Fox News Digital to boost readiness and save taxpayer money.
U.S. Defense & Military Politics August 20 Department of Defense recruiting civilian volunteers for Trump admin's immigration crackdown operations The Department of Defense is offering civilian employees opportunities to support ICE and CBP immigration enforcement for up to 180 days with salaries ranging from $25,684 to $191,900.
White House August 19 National Guard troops from six red states head to DC to help tackle crime Six states send National Guard troops to Washington as Trump deploys soldiers to combat crime and federalizes the Metropolitan Police Department.
MILITARY August 18 RFK Jr., Hegseth face off in impressive pullup, pushup Pentagon showdown Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth competed in a fitness challenge of 50 pullups and 100 pushups under five minutes.
Pentagon August 12 Female military recruits surge across all service branches Pentagon officials credit Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and President Donald Trump's leadership for sharp increase in female military recruits across all service branches in 2025.
Immigration August 7 ICE could get boost from National Guard if called, Iowa governor says Kim Reynolds says Iowa National Guard stands ready to help ICE with clerical work as part of immigration enforcement efforts across multiple states
MILITARY July 30 Army secretary rescinds West Point leadership offer to former Biden administration CISA director Former Biden administration cybersecurity chief Jen Easterly lost a distinguished West Point chair position after the Army secretary ordered a review of academy hiring practices.
US Army July 25 Decision to remove West Point crest from chapel Bibles reversed by secretary of the Army "The decision to remove the Academy’s historic crest from the Bibles in the Cadet Chapel is yet another example of the previous administration pushing far-left politics into our military institutions," Secretary of the Army Dan Driscoll said.
