Last 24 hours saw ‘lowest number’ of Iranian missile and drone attacks, Hegseth says
The defense secretary and joint chiefs chairman declined to answer what troop deployments mean for ground invasion.
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Space Command wants move nearly 200 people to new Alabama HQ this year
There’s a ribbon cutting for a new top-secret facility scheduled for April, said SPACECOM Commander Gen. Stephen Whiting.
Judge blocks Pentagon’s Anthropic ban, calling it illegal retaliation
The court ruled that the Trump administration’s actions were “arbitrary and capricious.”
ODNI is building a framework to boost spy agencies’ AI adoption
A tech modernization push launched last year also included expanded threat hunting across IC networks, according to an official.
New NSA director urges more intelligence sharing with allies
In his first all-hands meeting, Gen. Josh Rudd told personnel to work with partner countries “until it hurts”
Trump claims ‘good and productive’ talks with Iran, which denies negotiating
President says Hormuz would be under “joint control,” removing uranium would be “very easy.”
Mullin takes DHS helm as 100,000 employees remain unpaid
Senator vows reforms, staffing rebuild as he steps into his first executive-branch job.
Defense workers’ morale has plunged under Trump, survey finds
Only 9% of Army civilians found Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s leadership motivating.
DNI’s threat assessment omits foreign election interference
Tulsi Gabbard’s contradictory Iran nuclear testimony highlights tensions between intelligence community and White House war justifications.