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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth on Wednesday announced a “ruthless” overhaul of the military’s legal offices. “For too long, over 20 years, legal shops across the services have grown bloated, duplicative,
In September 2025, the Pentagon spent $93.4 billion on grants and contracts that covered a wide range of items, according to a government spending watchdog group
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s bellicose and vengeful rhetoric describing the military’s war in Iran grew out of his experience in Iraq.
O ne of Pete Hegseth’s first actions after taking charge at the Pentagon was to fire top lawyers in the Army, Navy, and Air Force—senior officers who the defense secretary sai
Schumer allegedly ignores similar Pentagon luxury spending under Austin while criticizing Hegseth's $93.4 billion September expenses on various items.
Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-N.Y.) is calling for Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s resignation amid mounting questions about how a deadly strike on an all-girls elementary school on the first day of the military operation in Iran unfolded.
Resurfaced comments show Pete Hegseth once criticized Donald Trump's rhetoric about the military following potentially illegal orders. Hegseth, now 'Secretary of War,' is currently under scrutiny for deadly strikes on alleged drug-carrying boats.
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Pete Hegseth’s Defense Department Blew $22M On Steak and Lobster in a Single Month, Watchdog Claims
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's Defense Department allegedly blew through $22 million on lobsters and ribeye steak in a Sept. 2025, end-of-year spree. The post Pete Hegseth’s Defense Department Blew $22M On Steak and Lobster in a Single Month,
Pete Hegseth has come under fire again — this time for spending a staggering $93 billion in taxpayer money last fall on expensive meals, Apple products, musical instruments and more. A report on Monday,