White House Reporter (Nuclear Threats & National Security)
Davis Winkie is a White House Reporter specializing in Nuclear Threats and National Security at various esteemed outlets. He covers a range of topics including security and law enforcement, public security, and the implications of surveillance systems, with a focus on regional interest and world news. Davis has been featured in numerous publications including USA TODAY, Defense News, and Yahoo News, among others.
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By: Zachary Cohen, Davis Winkie
A worsening flu outbreak among recruits attending basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas, began earlier this month while an Air Force request to reinstate a mandatory flu shot requirement axed by Defense Secretary Pete Hegesth wound its way through the Pentagon bureaucracy, according to a defense official and a source familiar with the situation.
By: Davis Winkie, Zachary Cohen
(CNN) — A worsening flu outbreak among recruits attending basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas, began earlier this month while
By: Davis Winkie
(CNN) — Key US weapons stockpiles remain significantly depleted and will come under even more intense pressure if strikes against Iran continue at the current rate, as President Donald Trump reiterated Friday that the ceasefire in the conflict is “over.”
By: Davis Winkie
Key US weapons stockpiles remain significantly depleted and will come under even more intense pressure if strikes against Iran continue at the current rate, as President Donald Trump reiterated Friday that the ceasefire in the conflict is “over.”
By: Davis Winkie, Zachary Cohen
The Trump administration has tentatively agreed to allow Saudi Arabia to enrich uranium without enacting international safeguards intended to prevent
By: Davis Winkie, Zachary Cohen
(CNN) — The Trump administration has tentatively agreed to allow Saudi Arabia to enrich uranium without enacting international safeguards intended to prevent nuclear weapons development, according to sources familiar with the matter and documents reviewed by CNN.
By: Davis Winkie, Zachary Cohencnn
The Trump administration has tentatively agreed to allow Saudi Arabia to enrich uranium without enacting international safeguards intended to prevent nuclear weapons development, according to sources familiar with the matter
By: Davis Winkie
(CNN) — The Pentagon has been slow to disclose injuries to US troops during the ongoing war with Iran, avoiding publicly confirming the fallout from Iranian attacks and mostly reserving totals to a military website that lags events by several days or even weeks with officials saying the delay is intended to protect service members.
By: Kevin Liptak, Davis Winkie
(CNN) — President Donald Trump has approved a nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia that could lead to the kingdom enriching its own fuel for civilian reactors without adopting the “gold standard” of international oversight, according to two US officials and a source familiar with the matter.
By: Kevin Liptak, Davis Winkie
(CNN) — President Donald Trump has approved a nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia that could lead to the kingdom enriching its own fuel for civilian
