Trump pays tribute to 9/11 victims at Pentagon memorial service on 24th anniversary
Commemorative Event at the Pentagon Marks 24th Anniversary of 9/11 On September 11, 2025, President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump took part in a memorial event at the Pentagon commemorating the 24th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks that occurred in 2001. This event, held a day after the assassination of conservative commentator […]
Pentagon HR Chief Promoted DEI and Vaccine Requirements During Biden’s Administration
The current Personnel Chief at the Department of Defense (DOD) has been linked to the previous diversity and inclusion initiatives, which controversially included vaccine mandates and a program for citizenship for non-citizen service members facing deportation due to criminal activities. Retired Army Secretary Samuel’s shoemaker raised concerns this week on X regarding Deputy Chief of […]
Two Venezuelan military planes flew over a US Navy ship in a highly provocative action, according to the Pentagon.
A U.S. naval ship was approached by two Venezuelan military aircraft during counter-drug operations on Thursday, as reported by the Department of Defense. This event is being labeled as “very provocative” by the Pentagon, particularly following a U.S. operation earlier that took out a Tren de Aragua drug smuggling vessel, resulting in the deaths of […]
Investigation requested into official accused of espionage by Pentagon and FBI
Sen. Tom Cotton Calls for Investigation into Alleged Iranian Spies Senator Tom Cotton has reached out to FBI Director Kash Patel and Defense Secretary Pete Hegses, urging them to investigate possible Iranian spies operating within the U.S. intelligence community. In a letter sent on Wednesday, Cotton emphasized the need for the FBI and the Department […]
Pentagon gives the green light to send up to 600 military lawyers to act as temporary immigration judges.
A memo obtained by the Associated Press indicates that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has given the green light to send up to 600 military lawyers to the Department of Justice to serve as temporary immigration judges. The military plans to start deploying an initial group of 150 lawyers—comprised of both military personnel and civilians—”as soon […]
Pentagon supports Anthony Tata in Florida legal case with astrologer
Pentagon Stands Behind General Tata Amid Legal Dispute The Pentagon remains supportive of General Anthony Tata, who is currently embroiled in legal issues stemming from allegations involving an astrologer in Florida. This has raised some eyebrows, but officials are standing firm. Sean Parnell, a spokesperson for the Pentagon, assured that Tata maintains the full confidence […]
Hegseth Closes Microsoft’s ‘Digital Escort’ Program After Pentagon Systems Were Accessible to Chinese Programmers
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced on Wednesday that the Pentagon has ended Microsoft’s decade-old “digital escorts” program. This initiative allowed Chinese engineers, monitored by U.S. contractors, to work on sensitive defense cloud systems. Hegseth stated that the Department of Defense (DOD) is conducting an audit and an investigation to evaluate the program’s implications for national […]
Pentagon considering acquiring stakes in defense contractors: Lutnick
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick mentioned on Tuesday that the Trump administration is “considering” acquiring shares in defense contractors. During a segment on CNBC’s “Squallbox,” Andrew Ross Sorkin posed a question: “Why doesn’t the US government say, ‘We use Palantir Services, so we want a share in Palantir? We utilize Boeing Services. We want Boeing’?” Sorkin […]
Pentagon dismisses leader of intelligence agency involved in creating leaked report on Iran bomb damage assessment
Director of DIA Dismissed Following Controversial Leak The director of the Defense Intelligence Reporting Agency (DIA) was terminated on Friday, following a draft of a bomb damage assessment that was leaked to the media. This document implied that U.S. strikes against Iran would only delay the country’s nuclear program for a few months. “I will […]
Hegseth dismisses DIA leader Lt. Gen. Jeffrey Kruse and other high-ranking Pentagon officials
Head of Defense Intelligence Agency Fired Amid Iran Assessment Controversy Defense Secretary Pete Hegses has dismissed General Jeffrey Cruze from his position as head of the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA). This decision comes in response to Cruze’s recent assessment regarding U.S. strikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities. A senior official disclosed to Fox News Digital that […]