The administration is desperately trying to spin the hopeless war in Iran as a success, but our service members and their families are telling a different story.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth isn’t explaining why he installed an active-duty officer at the independent newspaper—and what happened to make the publisher quit.

According to a report from MS NOW, the USS Abraham Lincoln wasn’t resupplied because Iranian strikes destroyed a key Navy resupply base in the Middle East.

The defense secretary used an anti-trans slur completely unprompted.

Families of deployed sailors recount the horrific living conditions on the ships.

The Defense secretary insisted that reports of squalid conditions aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln were “misrepresented.”

Is this the secret ingredient in Hegseth’s hairstyle?

As officials leak fresh details about Trump’s colossal Iran screw-ups, a skilled interpreter of MAGA explains why his sycophants remain deeply in his thrall—and how it endangers the rest of us.

As officials leak fresh details about Trump’s colossal Iran screwups, a skilled interpreter of MAGA explains why his sycophants remain deeply in his thrall—and how it endangers the rest of us.

The U.S. is reportedly running dangerously low on long-range precision missiles.

The Defense Department is out of options—and reaching out to others for suggestions on what to do next about Iran.

Judge Rita Lin warned that the government’s case has actually “gotten worse.”

Republicans are beginning to turn against the defense secretary, with no end in sight to the war.

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Donald Trump’s war is projected to cost much, much more.

The Defense Department is struggling to minimize civilian harm thanks to the changes.

There are no best-case scenarios when a corrupt, vainglorious toddler is running the world’s deadliest military.

Navy pilots flew so low over a beach that they sent sand and furniture flying.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth says the screening will be mandatory for soldiers above a certain age.

Eight pilots flew Apache helicopters over a beach in South Carolina.