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Former Boy Scouts cave to Pete Hegseth as he laments move from ‘focus on God as the ruler of the universe’Sign up for the Breaking News US email to get newsletter alerts in your inboxScouting America will alter several policies at the urging of the Pen…
Anthropic presents itself as most safety-forward AI firm and Pentagon has threatened penalties if it does not yieldUS military leaders including Pete Hegseth, the defense secretary, met with executives from the artificial intelligence firm Anthropic on…
“If we have a FPV-style drone that is lethal and armed, and we expect that soldier to hit a very precise target at a very precise point … that soldier is going to need a much higher level of skill and training,” said Col. Nick Ryan, the director of Arm…
“We certainly have not lowered the bar, and we certainly have not taken on any risk by doing this,” Air Force Gen. Dale White told Breaking Defense.
Judge reprimands defense secretary over attempt to reduce Arizona senator’s military rank and pensionA US judge on Thursday blocked the Pentagon from reducing Senator Mark Kelly’s retired military rank and pension pay because he urged troops to reject …
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth had until Feb. 6 to review contractor performance under an executive order issued last month.
Move by Pete Hegseth marks latest escalation by Trump administration against the Ivy League schoolThe US defense secretary, Pete Hegseth, has said the Pentagon is ending all military training, fellowships and certificate programs with Harvard Universit…
“It will strengthen the United States defense industrial base to ensure it has the capacity to support our military and our allies and partners, especially as we increase burden-sharing,” Trump wrote in the new executive order.
After military operators fly the drones, the department plans to award deals totaling $150 million.