The Trump administration's Department of Justice is investigating San Francisco Giants players for religious expression violations after they protested Pride Night, escalating a broader 'culture war' against diversity in the military and political opponents, while the Giants organization is criticized for its weak response.
Russia's Second Western District Military Court will try former UK Defense Secretary Ben Wallace in absentia on charges of inciting terrorism online. The court received the case materials and will determine the trial procedure and date for the first hearing.
National Security Adviser Ajit Doval met Iran's Deputy Secretary for Defence Affairs Ghadir Nezamipour in New Delhi. Discussions focused on the Middle East security situation, BRICS cooperation, and bilateral ties, held on the sidelines of the 16th BRICS National Security Advisers’ Meeting.
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth criticized NATO allies for their defense spending and performance, announcing a Pentagon review tied to US troop presence and investment in Europe. European leaders are assessing progress on security priorities amid concerns over Russian aggression.
Le secrétaire américain à la Défense, Pete Hegseth, a annoncé une révision de la présence militaire américaine en Europe, surprenant les ministres de la Défense de l'OTAN réunis à Bruxelles. Cette décision de six mois vise à assurer que l'OTAN progresse vers une Europe autonome, mais marque aussi une fin de la transparence de Washington envers ses alliés.
Le secrétaire à la défense américain, Pete Hegseth, a annoncé une révision de la présence militaire des États-Unis en Europe, surprenant les ministres de la Défense de l'OTAN réunis à Bruxelles. Cette décision, qui vise à assurer que l'OTAN progresse vers une Europe autonome, marque une fin de la transparence de Washington envers ses alliés.
US Senators are proposing to withhold Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's travel funds until the Pentagon releases overdue reports on civilian harm investigations, including a deadly strike on an Iranian school and strikes near Venezuela.
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced a six-month Pentagon review of US forces in Europe, linking its outcome to European allies taking greater responsibility for their own security. He criticized allies for failing to provide access for potential attacks on Iran and for focusing on gender equality and climate change over defense budgets.
Nearly 160 troops sickened in a flu outbreak at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas, prompting a temporary reinstatement of the flu shot requirement for recruits. The outbreak follows the Pentagon's decision to end mandatory flu vaccinations.
President Trump awarded military honors while commenting on the stock market, calling oil prices "dropping like a rock." He also referred to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth as "Secretary of War" and noted his own inability to award himself the medal.
Over 150 recruits at Lackland Air Force Base in Texas have fallen ill with influenza, weeks after the defense secretary ended mandatory flu vaccinations for the military. Air Force officials have now ordered vaccinations for recruits as a containment measure.
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced a review of US military presence in Europe, linking future troop numbers and NATO dues to allies' defense spending. He criticized "free riding" and "shameful" inaction on using airbases for strikes against Iran, threatening force reductions in low-spending nations.
Stephen Feinberg, deputy undersecretary of defense, wields significant power in Trump's Pentagon, overshadowing Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. Feinberg, founder of Cerberus Capital Management, has unprecedented control over procurement and invests taxpayer dollars in defense companies, raising conflict of interest concerns.
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced a six-month review of America's military presence in Europe, urging NATO allies to increase defense spending and responsibility. The review will examine troop levels, basing rights, and access, with future US budget contributions tied to allies meeting spending targets.
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte declined to criticize US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's "paper tiger" comments on NATO, stating allies are working hard to meet targets. Rutte acknowledged the need for "equitable distribution of labor" as the US reviews its troop presence in Europe.
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced a six-month review of US forces in Europe, criticizing allies for "free-riding" and imposing limits on aid during the war with Iran. The review, termed Nato 3.0, aims for Europe to lead on security, with the US demanding increased defense spending from member states.
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced a six-month review of troop deployments in Europe and threatened to withhold NATO dues from allies not meeting defense spending commitments. The review aims to shift primary defense responsibility to Europe, with reductions in US military capabilities already in effect.
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth criticized NATO allies for not providing access to bases for potential attacks on Iran and for focusing on social policies over defense, announcing a 6-month review of US forces in Europe contingent on Europe's security responsibility.
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth criticized NATO allies for insufficient military spending and lack of support for the US war in Iran, threatening troop withdrawal and reduced contributions. NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte expressed confidence in alliance resilience, while Germany's Defense Minister requested more time to adjust.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced a Pentagon-led review of US forces in Europe, criticizing NATO allies for defense spending and reluctance to join the Iran war. The six-month review aims to shift primary defense responsibility to NATO.
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced a six-month Pentagon review of American forces in Europe, linking its outcome to European allies taking greater responsibility for their security. He criticized allies for denying access for potential Iran operations and for prioritizing gender equality and climate change over defense spending.
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced a review of US military forces in Europe, criticizing NATO allies for insufficient defense spending and lack of support on Iran. He called for a "NATO 3.0" reboot to strengthen the alliance's military capabilities.
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth urged NATO allies to lead their own defense, calling for a 'NATO 3.0' that is a 'hard-line military alliance' with real capabilities. The US is investing $1.5 trillion in its defense in 2027, aiming to protect American interests and bolster NATO.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth debated control of the Strait of Hormuz with Margaret Brennan, asserting US dominance despite ongoing negotiations with Iran. A peace deal, expected imminently, aims to reopen the strait, crucial for global oil supply, though key objectives remain unaddressed.
