Defense Secretary's Use of Signal App for Military Discussions

The Pentagon acting Inspector General is evaluating Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's use of the Signal messaging app to discuss military operations, following concerns of sharing classified information on a commercially available encrypted messaging app.

Pentagon Investigation into Defense Secretary's Private Chat

Pentagon's inspector general is investigating Defense Secretary Hegseth for discussing military attack plans in a private chat. Soldiers with false arrest records stuck in bureaucratic limbo. President Trump could fix the issue, say lawyers.

US Defense Priorities and International Relations

A leaked Pentagon memo suggests the US may prioritize deterring China over aiding Europe in the event of a Russian attack. The memo mirrors a publication by a conservative think tank. President Trump's global security concerns are highlighted, with emphasis on defending American interests in various regions.

Brother of Defense Secretary Holds Key Position at Pentagon

Phil Hegseth, the younger brother of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, holds a high-profile position as a Department of Homeland Security liaison and senior adviser at the Pentagon. His role includes coordinating with U.S. Coast Guard officials on the Secretary's Indo-Pacific trip. There are concerns about potential nepotism due to his close relationship with his brother, the Defense Secretary.

Scrutiny on Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth for Sharing Sensitive Military Information

Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth is under scrutiny for sharing sensitive military information in a group chat that included a journalist. Republican lawmakers are criticizing his handling of the situation, but President Trump is standing by him. There are calls for an investigation into the security lapse and questions about Hegseth's leadership at the Pentagon.

Transparency on UFOs

Lawmakers are advocating for more transparency on UFOs, with whistleblower David Grusch taking on a role to advise Rep. Eric Burlison on UFO-related issues. Grusch previously claimed the Pentagon was hiding a UAP retrieval program. A House Oversight Committee hearing was held on UFOs, where Grusch and others testified. Journalist Ross Coulthart praised Burlison's move, hoping for greater government transparency on UFOs. President Trump expressed support for disclosing UFO files, with hopes of their release soon.

Signal Chat Leak Controversy Involving Classified Information

Secretary of State Marco Rubio addresses the Signal chat leak controversy involving classified information, stating it was a mistake to include a journalist in the chat. The Pentagon maintains that no classified intelligence was exchanged.

Transparency on UFOs/UAPs

Lawmakers are seeking more transparency on UFOs with whistleblower David Grusch taking on a role to advise Rep. Eric Burlison on the issue. Grusch previously claimed the Pentagon was hiding a UAP retrieval program from the public. Burlison's move to hire Grusch is seen as a step towards government transparency on UFOs.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's Controversial Decisions

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth faced challenges and made controversial decisions, including disclosing secret battle plans on a chat app and ordering a ban on transgender troops. He tried to out-Trump President Trump but faced setbacks from Congress, the courts, and the president himself.

Controversy over Restoration of Web Page on Medal of Honor Recipient

The Department of Defense restored a web page about Army Maj. Gen. Charles Rogers, a Black man who earned the Medal of Honor for his leadership during the Vietnam War after facing backlash for removing it. The page was altered to include 'DEI,' sparking controversy and accusations of racism. The Pentagon quietly reversed course and restored the original article.

White House redirects background check process for top staffers

The White House directed the FBI to stop background checks for top staffers and transferred the process to the Pentagon, citing intrusiveness. This move, considered highly unusual, raises concerns about national security and ethical standards.

Pentagon's Attempt to Ban Transgender Individuals from Military Service

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth discusses Pentagon transformation under President Trump, military's role at border, threat from China, and arrest of Abbey Gate terrorist. Judge questions Pentagon's attempt to ban transgender individuals from serving in the military. Government lawyers argue Trump and Hegseth have authority to set policies for national defense.

Government Efficiency and Credit Card Audit

Elon Musk-led Department of Government Efficiency deactivates over 200,000 unused credit cards from 16 federal agencies to cut wasteful government spending. Social media reacts to the news.

Pentagon shutting down offices focused on reducing harm to civilians during U.S. combat operations

Retired U.S. Army General Joseph Votel discusses the Pentagon shutting down offices focused on reducing harm to civilians during U.S. combat operations.

Government Funding Bill Drama

Democrats attempt to block government funding bill as shutdown deadline nears, reminiscent of previous funding drama. House Speaker Mike Johnson's efforts failed to secure agreement due to bill size and outside influences. Current bill includes Biden-level funding with cuts to social programs and increases for Pentagon, causing friction between parties.

Pentagon's Slow Innovation in Weapons Systems

Experts agree at a security summit that America's defenses will fall behind if the Pentagon doesn't innovate its weapons systems faster. The Navy's shipbuilding capabilities are criticized, and concerns are raised about cybersecurity readiness.

U.S.-China Relations and Pentagon's Climate Change Programs

Fox News reports on tension between U.S. and China over Pentagon's decision to cut climate change programs. Defense Secretary dismisses climate efforts, focusing on warfighting. Collaboration with DOGE led by Elon Musk aims to save $80M in wasteful spending on diversity programs.

U.S. Defense Department removing diversity, equity, and inclusion content from the military

The Associated Press reported on the U.S. Defense Department's removal of diversity, equity, and inclusion content from the military, including references to the Enola Gay bomber plane. The Pentagon has faced controversy over mistakenly flagged images, and there are concerns about the deletion of thousands of photos and online posts. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has ordered reforms against DEI programs in the military, cancelling the celebration of cultural awareness months.

Budget Cuts and Military Spending

Rep. Tim Burchett warned President Trump not to let Department of Government Efficiency savings be spent by 'war pimps' at the Pentagon, expressing concerns about budget cuts and the military's lack of accountability.

Pentagon's DEI Purge Erasing History

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's Pentagon's DEI purge is erasing history by deleting images of Black soldiers, pioneering female service members, and even photos of the Enola Gay bomber from World War II. The purge is in compliance with President Trump's executive order to eliminate diversity, equity, and inclusion programs across federal agencies.

Controversy Surrounding Kingsley Wilson, Pentagon's Deputy Press Secretary

Kingsley Wilson, the Pentagon's new deputy press secretary, is facing backlash over promoting antisemitic conspiracy theories, opposing U.S. aid to Israel, and amplifying Kremlin talking points in social media posts. She has a history of inflammatory remarks and extreme positions.

Pentagon Spending and Bureaucracy

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth criticizes Pentagon spending on support operations rather than warfighters, citing excessive transactions at casinos, nightclubs, and sporting events. Military audit reveals misuse of government credit cards for personal expenses. Hegseth addresses the bureaucratic build-up and the increase in admirals and generals compared to World War II.

Vice President JD Vance's Support for Elbridge Colby's Nomination

Vice President JD Vance supports Elbridge Colby's nomination for the Pentagon's No. 3 spot, undersecretary of defense for policy, praising his foresight and honesty. Colby emphasizes the importance of preparing for major wars and strengthening alliances. Colby's views on Taiwan and Russia are questioned during his confirmation hearing.

Pentagon cuts spending on diversity, equity, and inclusion

The Department of Government Efficiency team at the Pentagon has identified $80 million in spending on diversity, equity, and inclusion that will likely be cut. Chief Pentagon Spokesman Sean Parnell announced initial findings and indicated more cuts to come.

Deployment of Troops to U.S.-Mexico Border

Under Trump administration orders, Pentagon is deploying 3,000 more troops and armored vehicles to U.S. border with Mexico to seal the border and protect territorial integrity. Total troops to exceed 9,000 working with law enforcement agencies. Deployment ordered by U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth for 100% operational control. Policies resulted in decline in migrant apprehensions.

Discrepancy in Reported vs. Actual Number of Transgender Individuals in the U.S. Military

The actual number of transgender individuals serving in the U.S. military is significantly lower than what has been reported in the media, with the Pentagon revealing a count of 4,240 service members compared to the claimed 15,000. The policy adopted by the Pentagon does not recognize transgenderism and states that an individual's sex is immutable. Public support for transgenderism has been dropping since before 2020, as indicated by various surveys and reports.

Military Social Media Purge on Diversity and Inclusion

The Trump administration is mandating the military to remove all social media content related to diversity, equity, and inclusion. This directive comes amidst efforts to increase lethality in the military and purge 'woke' leaders. The Pentagon is facing challenges in identifying and firing targeted employees, as well as deciphering what content falls under the diversity purge. Confusion and distractions have arisen within the military services due to these new directives.

Pentagon's Directive on Gender Dysphoria in the Military

The Pentagon directs that service members with gender dysphoria be separated from the military in accordance with an executive order by President Trump. Advocacy groups and attorneys general oppose the ban, stating that transgender troops have served openly and honorably for nearly a decade.

Removal of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Content from Pentagon Websites

Chief Pentagon Spokesman orders removal of official online content promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion in line with President Trump and Defense Secretary's priorities.

Ousting of Adm. Lisa Franchetti and Other Top Leaders at the Pentagon

Former Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Lisa Franchetti speaks out after being ousted by the Trump administration, emphasizing the Navy's mission will continue. Other top leaders were also removed. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth requested nominations to replace the ousted leaders.

Space Force's X-37B Space Plane Revealed

The Pentagon has revealed an image taken by the Space Force's top-secret X-37B space plane, showcasing breathtaking views of Earth from space. The X-37B is currently on its seventh mission, focusing on experimenting with highly elliptical orbits and aerobraking maneuvers. It is designed to test new space exploration and defense technologies, with missions largely classified.

Shakeup at the Pentagon under Trump Administration

President Trump and Secretary Hegseth fired several senior officers at the Pentagon, including the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Lt. Gen. Dan Caine was nominated to replace the fired officers, despite not meeting all prerequisites for the position. The administration also made changes to the leadership team, signaling a shift in policy towards covert operations and military accountability.

Pentagon Leadership Shakeup

Former Secretary of the Air Force Frank Kendall discusses leadership shakeup at the Pentagon, including firing of Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff CQ Brown.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth defends President Trump's orders

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth defended President Donald Trump's orders, insisting they were lawful and would be followed by military officers, with consequences for those who do not comply.

President Trump Fires Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and Top Military Officers

President Donald Trump fired the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. C.Q. Brown and other top military officers, leading to upheaval at the Pentagon. The move was condemned as political by Senator Jack Reed.

Nomination of Lt. Gen. John Dan Caine as Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff

President Trump announces nomination of retired Air Force Lt. Gen. John Dan Caine as the next chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, despite his lack of experience in certain required roles. The nomination follows a shake-up at the Pentagon and the firing of the previous chairman, Air Force Gen. Charles Q. Brown Jr.

Pentagon Staff Shakeup

Friday night's shakeup at the Pentagon includes staff cuts and a change in a top leadership position.

President Trump Fires Air Force Gen. Charles Q. Brown Jr.

President Trump fires Air Force Gen. Charles Q. Brown Jr., chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and nominates retired three-star general to succeed him. The move is part of a broader shake-up at the Pentagon to restructure the federal workforce and slash government spending.

Pentagon to Fire 5,000 Probationary Workers

The Pentagon is planning to fire over 5,000 probationary workers from the Department of Defense's civilian department as part of a workforce re-evaluation and reduction initiative.

Former President Barack Obama's Reshuffling of Military Commanders

Former President Barack Obama's actions in reshuffling military commanders during his presidency, including firing top generals and admirals, are discussed in light of recent rumors surrounding Secretary Pete Hegseth's list of Pentagon brass to be fired.

Controversy over Pentagon Contract with Reuters for Cybersecurity Research

President Trump criticized Reuters for a Pentagon contract related to cybersecurity research, implying it was for 'large scale social deception.' However, the contract was awarded to Thomson Reuters Special Services, a separate entity from Reuters News, for fraud detection and risk management. Musk and Trump's claims were misleading and exaggerated.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's Workout with American Troops in Germany

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth begins his first international trip by doing a workout with American troops in Germany. He emphasizes the importance of connecting with the troops directly and prioritizing their feedback on mission set. Hegseth's focus on lethality contrasts with the previous administration's focus on diversity, equity, and inclusion.

President Trump's Cost-Cutting Efforts on Pentagon Budget

President Trump's team led by Elon Musk plans to target the U.S.'s largest discretionary budget, the Pentagon, in a cost-cutting effort. They aim to find billions of dollars of fraud and abuse, potentially looking to eliminate programs like the F-35 fighter jet. However, facing opposition from Congress and various interests, the success of these initiatives remains uncertain.

Trump Pentagon Pauses Accessions for Transgender Recruits

The Trump Pentagon is pausing accessions for transgender recruits and medical procedures for gender transition, citing military excellence and readiness as priorities.

Pentagon Press Workspace Controversy

The Trump Pentagon removed legacy media outlets from their long-held workspaces and replaced them with other news outlets, causing outrage. The Pentagon Press Corps protested the move, resulting in additional outlets losing their workspaces. This contrasts with the muted response when the Biden White House canceled press passes for over 400 journalists.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth Addresses Pentagon Employees

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth addresses Pentagon employees and promises accountability for the botched withdrawal from Afghanistan in 2021. He criticizes the notion that 'our diversity is our strength.'

First Week of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth at the Pentagon

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth made significant reforms in his first week at the Pentagon, including removing diversity, equity, and inclusion programs, authorizing airstrikes against terrorists, and implementing bans on various initiatives. He also ordered the removal of mainstream media outlets from the Pentagon and made changes to cultural awareness month celebrations.

U.S. Military Airstrikes Against Islamic State Operatives in Somalia

The U.S. military conducted airstrikes against Islamic State operatives in Somalia during President Trump's second term, resulting in the death of multiple operatives. The strikes were coordinated with Somalia's government and aimed to target a senior IS planner and recruits without harming civilians.

Trump Pentagon Removes Media Outlets for Breitbart

The Trump Pentagon is removing four establishment media outlets from their workspaces in the building for a year and replacing them with new outlets, including Breitbart News.

China's DeepSeek AI Platform and Data Privacy Concerns

China's DeepSeek AI platform has gained rapid popularity but faces scrutiny over data collection practices, ties to China, and potential national security implications. The Pentagon rushed to block access after employees connected to Chinese servers. Concerns also arise over content censorship and propaganda potential.

China's Massive Military Command Center near Beijing

China is building a massive military command center near Beijing, 10 times the size of the Pentagon, to potentially house reinforced military bunkers for protection in the event of a nuclear war. The facility is expected to surpass the Pentagon and signals Beijing's intention to develop advanced nuclear war-fighting capability.

Investigation of Gen. Mark Milley by Pentagon Inspector General

Former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Mark Milley is under investigation by the Pentagon's inspector general for his conduct during his tenure, including clashes with President Trump. Milley had his security detail revoked and security clearance suspended by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. The investigation aims to determine if he should be reduced in rank from his current four stars.

Pentagon's actions against General Mark A. Milley

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is removing Gen. Mark A. Milley's security detail, revoking his security clearance, and ordering an inspector general inquiry into his record due to his actions during the Trump administration.

Changes at the Department of Defense under Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth

Breitbart Pentagon Correspondent Kristina Wong discusses changes at the Department of Defense under Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth in a podcast hosted by Mike Slater.

Accusations against Pete Hegseth in Confirmation Process to Lead the Pentagon

Fox News senior national correspondent Aishah Hasnie reports on accusations against Pete Hegseth as he seeks confirmation to lead the Pentagon. Hegseth faces hurdles due to allegations of alcohol abuse and abuse towards his second wife, despite denials from both women. Senate Armed Services Chair Roger Wicker stands by Hegseth's nomination amidst controversy and calls for opposition from Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer.

Pete Hegseth's Pentagon Nomination and Kfir Bibas Hostage Situation in Gaza

Pete Hegseth's nomination to lead the Pentagon clears a key hurdle in the Senate. Israel awaits news about the fate of Kfir Bibas, the youngest hostage still in captivity in Gaza since a terrorist attack in 2023. The ceasefire deal may bring an end to the family's agonizing uncertainty.

Military Support for Deporting Detained Illegal Aliens

The Pentagon announced military airlift support to help deport detained illegal aliens, with 1,500 service members deployed to the U.S. southern border. President Trump declared a National Emergency due to unchecked mass migration and opioid flow. DHS will deport over 5,000 individuals detained by CBP using two C-130 Hercules and two C-17 Globemaster aircraft.

Temporary Homes Setup in Mexico for Deportees

Temporary homes are being set up on football fields, empty land blocks, and gymnasiums in Mexico as the country prepares for the impact of Donald Trump's mass deportation drive, with shelters being erected on the US border and the Pentagon deploying troops to help secure the southern border.

Transfer of Yemeni Men from Guantanamo to Oman

The Pentagon transferred 11 Yemeni men to Oman after holding them for over two decades without charge at Guantanamo Bay. This was part of the Biden administration's effort to clear Guantanamo of detainees never charged with a crime.

Unexplained Drone Activity in Philadelphia Suburbs

Representative Brian Fitzpatrick calls for government action to address unexplained drone activity in Philadelphia suburbs after Pentagon denies involvement but can't identify who is controlling the drones. Sabrina Singh from the Pentagon refutes claims of an Iranian mothership launching drones off the East Coast.

Mysterious Drone Sightings in New Jersey

A New Jersey congressman claimed that mysterious drone sightings are due to an Iranian 'mothership' off the coast, a claim refuted by the Pentagon. Other members of Congress and officials have differing views on the origin of the drones.

Mysterious Drone Sightings in New Jersey

Mysterious drone sightings in New Jersey have caused concern as officials struggle to identify their origins. The Pentagon has not yet intervened, and investigations are ongoing by the FBI and local law enforcement.

Mystery Drones over New Jersey

Rep. Jeff Van Drew claims mystery drones in New Jersey are originating from an Iranian 'mothership' off the U.S. East Coast, Pentagon denies the allegations.

Pete Hegseth on Military Priorities

Defense Secretary Nominee Pete Hegseth prioritizes returning the military to warfighters, focusing on lethality, war, fighting, accountability, meritocracy, and readiness. He aims to change the culture of the Pentagon and address recruiting and retention crises.

Growing Naval Cooperation Between China and Russia in the Arctic

China and Russia are increasing their naval cooperation in the Arctic, potentially posing a threat to the US. The Pentagon is considering increasing its patrols in response.

Support for Defense Secretary nominee Pete Hegseth

Incoming National Security Adviser Rep. Mike Waltz says President-elect Donald Trump is standing by Defense Secretary nominee Pete Hegseth, citing the need for reform in the Pentagon and support from soldiers.

Former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Mark Milley's Statements on President Trump and America's Future

Former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Mark Milley's changing stance on President Trump and the future of America, as reported by FOX News.

ICC issues arrest warrants for Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu and former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant

The International Criminal Court issued arrest warrants for Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu and former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant for alleged war crimes, which was strongly rejected by the Pentagon and President Biden. Israeli officials and President Isaac Herzog condemned the ICC's decision, arguing that it ignores Hamas' actions. The U.S. does not officially recognize the ICC's authority and has opposed its actions in the past.

Revocation of Plea Deal for September 11 Terror Attack Defendants

The White House and the Pentagon revoked a plea deal with three defendants accused of involvement in the September 11 terrorist attacks, possibly due to bipartisan backlash and backlash from victims' families.

Assassination of Ismail Haniyeh

Hamas and Iran blame Israel for the strike that killed Ismail Haniyeh, Hamas' political leader. NBC News Correspondents discuss the details of the strike and the Pentagon's response.

Pentagon Arctic Strategy

The Pentagon announced a new strategy to build up its presence in the Arctic region to counter Russia and China as climate change melts sea ice, opening up new passageways.

Russian President Putin and North Korean Leader Kim Jong-Un Pact

Fox News discusses the global implications of Russian President Putin and North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un signing an 'aggression' pact. Pentagon claims North Korean troops sent to aid Russia in Ukraine invasion will be 'cannon fodder'. South Korean officials criticize the pact.

Pentagon's Commitment to Diversity and Inclusion in the Military

Deputy Secretary of Defense Kathleen Hicks discusses commitment to policies focused on nonbinary service members and critical race theory training at Pentagon Pride events, emphasizing the importance of diversity, equity, and inclusion in the military for national security.

Lab-Grown Meat for U.S. Soldiers

A Pentagon-funded company, BioMADE, is seeking proposals to develop lab-grown meat to reduce the CO2 footprint at Defense Department outposts. Critics argue against using U.S. troops as test subjects for experimental lab-grown meat products. Some studies suggest that lab-grown meat may have a worse carbon footprint than retail beef.

House Republicans' Proposed Amendments to Combat Left-Wing Policies in National Defense Authorization Act

House Republicans are proposing amendments to combat left-wing Biden administration policies on diversity, LGBTQ representation, and gender ideology in the National Defense Authorization Act of fiscal year 2025.

Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin questioning Pentagon's plan to buy solar panels from China

Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin questions Pentagon's plan to buy solar panels from China, citing national security concerns.

House Republicans' Proposed Amendments on Diversity and Inclusion in the National Defense Authorization Act

House Republicans propose amendments to combat left-wing Biden administration policies on diversity, LGBTQ representation, and gender ideology in the National Defense Authorization Act of fiscal year 2025.

Iran-backed Houthi attacks on commercial ships in the Gulf of Aden

Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen continue to launch attacks on commercial ships in the Gulf of Aden despite warnings from President Biden. The US and UK conducted joint strikes on Houthi locations, prompting an increase in attacks. The Pentagon launched Operation Prosperity Guardian to counter the Houthi attacks.

Palantir Technologies awarded contract by Pentagon

Palantir Technologies CEO Alex Karp speaks at an AI conference on Capitol Hill on May 1, 2024. Palantir awarded $33 million contract by the Pentagon to develop a data-sharing ecosystem known as Open DAGIR to support the connect-everything initiative.

Defense Department working with SpaceX to disable Starlink terminals obtained by Russia and other U.S. foes

The Defense Department is working with SpaceX to disable Starlink terminals obtained by Russia and other U.S. foes to aid their operations, causing disruptions in service for Ukrainians. The Pentagon is actively trying to shut down these terminals but is facing challenges in completely stopping the illicit use.

Aid Delivery to Gaza via U.S. Military Floating Pier

Aid delivered to Gaza via a new 'floating pier' constructed by the U.S. military is reportedly being stolen by Palestinians, with concerns raised about the distribution process. The Pentagon is unable to guarantee that the aid reaches the intended organizations.

Installation of Mobile Pier in Gaza for Aid Delivery

The U.S. completed the installation of a mobile pier in Gaza to deliver aid, despite concerns about putting U.S. forces in harm's way.

Pentagon's Pause on Bomb Shipment to Israel

The Pentagon paused a shipment of bombs to Israel over concerns of their potential use in Gaza, specifically in Rafah where over a million civilians are sheltering.

U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Gordon Black detained in Russia on theft charges

U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Gordon Black detained in Russia on theft charges, set to remain in pretrial detention until July 2. Black traveled to Vladivostok for personal reasons and is accused of stealing property, causing significant damage. Pentagon investigating the circumstances surrounding his travel to Russia.

Russian Development of Anti-Satellite Nuclear Device

Russia is developing an indiscriminate anti-satellite nuclear device that poses a threat to satellites worldwide. The Biden administration and Pentagon are concerned about this program, which could render low-Earth orbit unusable for up to a year due to radiation from a nuclear detonation.

Challenges in Meeting Foreign Aid Requests for Weapons

The U.S. has provided weapons to Israel, Ukraine, and Taiwan but is facing challenges meeting the demand due to low munitions stockpiles. The Pentagon is making risk management assessments to balance readiness and foreign aid requests. There are concerns about the industrial base's capacity to replenish munitions and the impact on long-term defense strategies.

Nuclear threats and modernization of nuclear forces in the US

The United States is developing a new nuclear warhead, the W93, to be used on submarine-launched ballistic missiles to keep pace with future adversary threats without nuclear testing. The warhead will include modern technologies and improved safety features.

Unidentified Submerged Objects (USOs) and National Security

A report on unidentified submerged objects (USOs) raises concerns about national security as a leaked video shows strange craft accelerating at incredible rates and crossing air-sea interfaces in unusual ways. The author, Tim Gallaudet, emphasizes the need to study these phenomena for safety and scientific purposes.

Pentagon's Budget and Aircraft Carriers

The Pentagon wants to slow down America's aircraft carriers due to budget cuts, potentially jeopardizing national security and military deterrence efforts.

Stabilizing Post-War Gaza

The Biden administration is considering options for stabilizing post-war Gaza, including funding a multinational force or Palestinian peacekeeping team without U.S. troops on the ground. Discussions involve the Pentagon, State Department, and foreign counterparts, aiming for a two-state solution and reconstruction efforts.

Pentagon Rushing $300 Million in Weapons to Ukraine

The Pentagon is rushing $300 million in weapons to Ukraine due to cost savings in contracts, despite being $10 billion overdrawn in replenishment funds. Ukrainian troops are running low on munitions, and efforts to get fresh funds for weapons have stalled in Congress.

Pentagon Sending $300 Million in Weapons to Ukraine

The Pentagon is sending around $300 million in weapons to Ukraine to help in its fight against Russia, marking the first security aid package since December. The aid is made possible by negotiating contracts to replenish weapons in U.S. stockpiles and using cost savings from those negotiations.

Development of AI-guided planes by the Pentagon

Rep. Carlos Gimenez questioned FBI Director Chris Wray on AI and China during a House select committee hearing. The Pentagon is looking to develop AI-guided planes through its Collaborative Combat Aircraft project, with companies like Boeing, Lockheed Martin, and Anduril Industries competing for contracts.

Critique of the Pentagon and Political Involvement

Mara Macie, running for U.S. House against Rep. John Rutherford, criticizes the Pentagon as politicized and weaponized against the people. She became involved in politics after her military husband faced consequences for refusing the COVID-19 vaccine mandate. Macie emphasizes the importance of holding military leadership accountable and speaks out against whistleblower retaliation.

Government UFO Report

The intelligence community nixed provisions to declassify what the government knows about unidentified anomalous phenomenon, finding no evidence of aliens or alien technology. The report claims that most UFO sightings are misidentifications and that claims of hidden programs are largely based on circular reporting.

Pentagon Report on UFO Sightings

The Pentagon found no evidence of extraterrestrial spacecraft in a new report on UFO sightings spanning nearly eight decades. The report debunks claims of alien spaceships and concludes that most sightings were ordinary objects.

Pentagon lifting ban on V-22 Osprey flights

The Pentagon will lift the ban on flights by the grounded V-22 Osprey next week following a high-level meeting where Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin endorsed the military services' plans for a safe return to operations. The Osprey has been grounded for almost three months following crashes in Japan and Australia that are still under investigation.

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin's Hospitalization Secrecy

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin's hospitalization for complications from prostate cancer surgery was kept secret from the White House and the public for several days, leading to criticism of the Pentagon. An internal review largely absolved anyone of wrongdoing, citing no ill intent.

Pentagon tracks high altitude balloon over the US

The Pentagon tracked a high altitude balloon over the US, determined it was a hobby craft, and confirmed it was not from China. This comes after a Chinese spy balloon was shot down last year. The Chinese balloon had intelligence collection capabilities.

Pentagon Deputy Spokesperson on Houthis' Attacks in the Red Sea

Pentagon Deputy Spokesperson Sabrina Singh stated that the decision to stop strikes by Houthis in the Red Sea region is ultimately up to the Houthis themselves, despite continued attacks on commercial targets.