He said the department’s workforce is “larger than the active duty Army.” Secretary of Veterans Affairs (VA) Doug Collins has canceled close to 600 DEI-related contracts and placed…
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President Trump Urges President Putin to Sign Ceasefire
President Trump met with President Zelensky one-on-one before Pope Francis’ funeral. President Donald Trump called on President Vladimir Putin to stop attacking Ukraine and sign the ceasefire deal.…
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President Trump Responds to Russia’s Attack on Kyiv
He expressed unhappiness, stating that it was “not necessary and very bad timing.” On Thursday, President Donald Trump denounced Russia’s deadly attack against Ukraine’s capital city Kyiv. A…
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Greenland Commander Relieved of Duty for Insubordination After VP Visit
U.S. Navy Vice Admiral also fired after refusing to hang president and defense secretary portraits on “Chain of Command” board. The Department of Defense announced the removal of…
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Defense Secretary Welcomes Salvadoran Counterpart to Pentagon
Secretary Hegseth commended the relationship between the U.S. and El Salvador. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth welcomed Salvadoran Defense Minister René Francis Merino Monroy to the Pentagon this week. Their…
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State Department Concerned Over U.S. Citizen’s Arrest in Thailand
He has been charged with insulting the nation’s monarchy and faces years-long sentences. The U.S. government expressed concerns over the arrest of American citizen Paul Chambers in Thailand…
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Special Envoy Receives Outline from Russia on Truce Terms
The special envoy and secretary of state are now in Paris for discussions with French officials. U.S. special envoy Steve Witkoff received details from Russian President Vladimir Putin…
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Secretary Hegseth Cuts $5.1 Billion in Defense Department Contracts
He announced that IT consulting and management will be “in-sourced.” Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth signed a memorandum on Thursday to continue eliminating wasteful spending at the Department of…
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Senator Threatens to Subpoena U.S. Army Info on Black Hawk D.C. Collision
The Senate committee has repeatedly requested information regarding the service branch’s safety surveillance system policy. Senator Ted Cruz of Texas, chair of the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science,…
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U.S., Japan, and Philippines Conduct Naval Drill in South China Sea
China continues to claim sovereignty over the area. The United States, Japan, and the Philippines held joint naval drills near the disputed Scarborough Shoal in the South China…
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