Mike Glenn

U.S. forces launched strikes against a Houthi-controlled fuel platform in Yemen in the Trump administration’s ongoing mission to end the Iranian-backed military group’s ability to threaten maritime traffic in the Red Sea.

A government watchdog agency this week confirmed that all diversity, equity and inclusion positions inside the Pentagon have been eliminated. The move marks a major milestone in Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s campaign against an undue focus on race and gender programs in the military.

The Defense Department is reducing its military footprint in Syria over the coming weeks and months in a consolidation of forces that reflects a changing security landscape in the country since the fall of President Bashar al-Assad in December.

President Trump is backing Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth following reports that he included his wife, brother and lawyer in a private chat on the Signal app about planned military strikes in Yemen, White House officials said Monday.

Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth blamed “disgruntled” former staffers at the Pentagon for leaks to the media about reports that he allegedly shared sensitive military secrets in a second Signal group chat.

The head of the U.N.’s nuclear watchdog agency is warning that North Korea’s atomic program is growing at an exponential rate without any international oversight.

The Russian education system has become “increasingly politicized, militarized, and ideologically driven” since the Kremlin launched the 2022 invasion of neighboring Ukraine, say British intelligence officials.

Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth has told senior Pentagon officials to launch a comprehensive review of the equal opportunity programs within the armed forces.

Federal authorities in Colorado Springs, Colorado, detained and questioned more than a dozen active-duty soldiers early Sunday after a raid on a underground nightclub frequented by members of the MS-13 and Tren de Aragua street gangs.

The costs to maintain, operate and modernize America’s nuclear forces through 2034 are expected to rise to $946 billion, a 25% increase from the estimates released in 2023, said officials with the non-partisan Congressional Budget Office.