Why Trump wants to own the Pentagon
In a dramatic Friday night purge, President Donald Trump took decisive action to avoid a repeat of his first term when he tussled with senior military leaders, by firing America’s top general and removing others in an effort to ensure he has a fully compliant Pentagon.
A series of Trump administration firings have shaken up the Pentagon, attracting strong reactions from members of Congress.
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Helene Cooper, Pentagon Correspondent at the New York Times joins Nicolle Wallace on Deadline White House to discuss the ...
Veterans Affairs is under attack and this attack is cleverly couched in language suggesting it is being done for the benefit of veterans. Community care is a good example. It’s a necessity for those ...
Pete Hegseth defended President Donald Trump’s purge of “woke generals" and Pentagon officials, saying that the “status quo" ...
The Pentagon said on Friday it would start firing about 5,400 civilian employees who were on probation, the first moves by ...
Democratic lawmakers and retired military officers expressed concern about the politicization of the military under President ...
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said there is "nothing unprecedented" about President Donald Trump firing and replacing ...
The Pentagon announced Friday it plans to ultimately fire five to eight percent of the military’s approximately 950,000 ...
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