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Meet Dakota Meyer: Medal of Honor hero tapped by Pete Hegseth to fix Pentagon barracks' crisis as US troops sleep in cars, face no hot showers
Medal of Honor recipient Dakota Meyer has been tapped by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to lead efforts to improve military barracks after reports of troops sleeping in cars and facing poor living conditions, including mouldy rooms, broken air conditioning and a lack of hot water and showers. Dakota Meyer served on active duty in the Marine Corps from 2006 to 2010.
Kash Patel and Tulsi after Bondi? Why Trump keeps losing his A-team
US Attorney General Pam Bondi's abrupt dismissal by President Trump signals a return to his administration's characteristic high turnover. This pattern, seen in his first term, suggests that even unwavering loyalty is insufficient to guarantee survival, as performance and personal chemistry remain critical factors.
US Stock Market | Wall Street soars as traders bet on potential war off-ramp
Indian markets saw a significant boost as Wall Street surged on hopes of peace in the Middle East. This development eased concerns over rising oil prices and inflation. Major US indexes experienced their biggest gains since May 2025. Technology stocks like Nvidia and Alphabet performed strongly.
US Stocks today: Dow Jones soars 1,125 points, Nasdaq, S&P 3% as Iran war de-escalation seen
Wall Street surged Tuesday as speculation of a de-escalation in the Middle East conflict eased oil price and inflation fears. Major indexes rallied following reports of President Trump's willingness to end military action against Iran. Investors are seeking indications of a normalized energy flow through the Strait of Hormuz.
Drones over Washington: Asymmetric warfare can reach US soil
Unidentified drones were spotted over a sensitive US military base in Washington. This incident has heightened concerns about internal security. US officials are investigating the origin of the drones. The US military is closely monitoring potential threats due to the ongoing conflict with Iran. This situation highlights Iran's strategy of asymmetric warfare.
Hegseth and Anthropic CEO set to meet as debate intensifies over the military's use of AI
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth plans to meet Tuesday with the CEO of Anthropic, with the artificial intelligence company the only one of its peers to not supply its technology to a new US military internal network.
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More than 60,000 Pentagon civilians vanish under Pete Hegseth, officials remain silent on operational and workforce impacts
The Pentagon has reduced its civilian workforce by over 60,000 employees, exceeding its reduction target. Despite these significant cuts achieved through buyouts, early retirements, and probationary employee dismissals, the full impact on operations and national security readiness remains undisclosed. Leaders claim the moves are responsible, but employee feedback suggests a climate of distrust.
Trump turns to military lawyers as temporary immigration judges after mass firings
The Trump administration is planning to deploy up to 600 military lawyers to the Department of Justice to serve as temporary immigration judges, aiming to alleviate the strain on overburdened immigration courts. This move comes amid escalating immigration enforcement and a massive backlog of nearly 3.5 million pending cases, with a reduced number of sitting immigration judges.
Former Fox News host Jeanine Pirro confirmed as top Washington prosecutor
Jeanine Pirro, ex television personality, is now US Attorney for District of Columbia. Senate confirmed her in a 50-45 vote. Donald Trump nominated her. Pirro previously hosted 'Justice with Judge Jeanine' on Fox News. Democrats criticized her promotion of election conspiracy theories. Dominion Voting Systems sued Fox News, settling for nearly $800 million.
Pam Bondi to be thrown under the bus in Epstein cover-up, DC source alleges
Pam Bondi faces potential fallout over the Trump administration's handling of the Jeffrey Epstein files, with insiders suggesting she may be scapegoated for the perceived lack of transparency. The decision to halt prosecutions and the absence of a client list, announced under Bondi's leadership, have fueled conspiracy theories and angered Trump supporters.
Pentagon in chaos: Pete Hegseth’s last-minute flip sparks showdown with Donald Trump’s top general
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's controversial decision to block Lt. Gen. Douglas Sims' promotion, despite initial approval and Sims' distinguished service, has ignited turmoil within the Pentagon. This move, fueled by unsubstantiated leak accusations and Sims' connection to Gen. Mark Milley, prompted a rare intervention from Joint Chiefs Chairman Dan Caine.
Microsoft bans Chinese engineers for tech support of US military
Microsoft will cease using China-based engineers for technical assistance to the U.S. military following a ProPublica report raising security concerns. Senator Tom Cotton and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth responded swiftly, with Hegseth initiating a review of Pentagon cloud deals and ensuring China's immediate disengagement from cloud services.
UVA's Jim Ryan resigns under DOJ heat — who is the University of Virginia president at the center of the storm?
James Ryan, the president of the University of Virginia, has resigned amid pressure from the Trump administration. This action follows a Justice Department probe into UVA's diversity, equity, and inclusion policies. Ryan, known for his commitment to DEI and public service, faced increasing scrutiny over the university's initiatives, leading to his departure.
Pete Hegseth faces hiring woes: At least three prospects say no to joining former Fox host at the Pentagon
Pete Hegseth is having trouble hiring new staff at the Pentagon. Some people don’t want to work with him after past firings and drama. Even the White House and Hegseth can't agree on who should be hired.
Freedom of the press or favor for Pete Hegseth? MAGA Pentagon reporter fired after scathing commentary
Gabrielle Cuccia, a MAGA-supporting reporter for OAN, was reportedly fired after publicly criticizing Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's limitations on press access. Cuccia's Substack post questioned the Defense Department's justification for restricting journalists' access to the Pentagon and the lack of official press conferences.
Pentagon rattled by leadership rift as Pete Hegseth’s inner circle feuds - is the Defense Secretary’s job on the line?
A man in Australia is in trouble for lying about medicine sales. Police took his 12 fancy cars, including Ferraris and Lamborghinis. He may go to jail if found guilty. The case is part of a big fraud investigation.
Are Democrats planning a big move against President Trump for his removal from office? Check details
Are Democrats planning a big move against President Trump for his removal from office? Trump's economic polices have spooked the global markets and this has led to growing calls for his impeachment. Political tensions have risen as Operation Anti-King gains support for Trump's impeachment, citing threats to democracy and constitutional violations.
After Signal chat leak row, Pete Hegseth faces another legal trouble as Pentagon school students sue him: 10 points
US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth is facing a fresh legal trouble after Pentagon school students have filed a lawsuit against him over book bans which target materials on race, gender identity, and LGBTQ+ issues. The students allege violation of First Amendment rights. Pete Hegseth is already facing heat over Signal chat leak row.
Elon Musk's DOGE found something 'horrible': Trump makes big claim, wants his 'first buddy' to stay with admin
Elon Musk is reportedly stepping back from DOGE but President Donald Trump has extended support to his tech mogul ally. Trump said he wants Elon Musk to stay with his administration and said he loves "smart people". Trump also made a big claim that DOGE has found something "horrible" but did not give the details.
Elon Musk-led DOGE to fire all local workers and US diplomats from terminated USAID by THIS date: 10-point explainer
Unofficial US President Donald Trump adviser’s cost-cutting team DOGE, led by one of his closest allies Elon Musk, will finalize shuttering the foreign aid agency USAID. After Trump returned to the White House, Trump had put thousands of USAID employees on leave. Much of USAID's budget is spent on health programmes.
Another blunder after text leak: Now, private data of Trump's top ranking officials, including Hegseth, Waltz, and Gabbard, found online in shocking breach
A data breach has exposed personal contact information of high-ranking US officials like National Security Adviser Mike Waltz, Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard, and Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth. Information such as phone numbers, emails, and even passwords were leaked online, raising serious concerns about cybersecurity and the risk of phishing attacks.
Is Pete Hegseth's job on the line for war plans text leak blunder? Will Donald Trump fire him? Calls grow, here's what could happen next
U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth faces resignation calls after a classified text leak. Discover how the breach impacts security protocols and why it matters to Canadian readers.
How Pentagon plans to layoff nearly 60,000 civilian workforce without affecting military readiness
The US Pentagon plans to cut up to 60,000 civilian jobs as part of the Trump administration’s effort to streamline government operations and reduce federal spending. The cuts, which affect 5% to 8% of the Pentagon’s workforce, will be implemented through voluntary resignations, hiring freezes, and other measures. Trump has set up an advisory body named DOGE, led by tech mogul Elon Musk, to slash federal spending.
Trump to convene first cabinet meeting, including Musk
President Trump, after returning to office, is set to hold his first Cabinet meeting to further his agenda. Key figures like advisor Elon Musk and controversial members like Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. will attend. The Senate has confirmed most picks despite concerns from Democrats over their experience and track records.
Pentagon says it will cut 5,400 probationary workers starting next week
The Defence Department announced plans to cut 5,400 probationary workers and implement a hiring freeze, aiming to reduce the civilian workforce by 5-8%. Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth supported the move, emphasizing the need to increase efficiency and redirect savings toward funding President Trump's priorities.
Trump's daughter-in-law Lara takes centre stage, all set to bring new weekend primetime show on famous TV channel
Lara Trump has been hired by Fox News to host new weekend primetime program ‘My View with Lara Trump’. The show is set to air every Saturday night at 9 PM. The show aims to bring Lara’s unique perspective to viewers, focusing on the “return of common sense” and “practicality” in American life.
Washington plane crash: Trump's another bizarre claim on mid-air collision, says 'That’s not really...'
Washington plane crash: A day after blaming DEI policies and air traffic controllers for the deadly mid-air collision between Army helicopter and jetliner that killed 67 people, President Donald Trump has made another shocking claim regarding the incident. The matter is under investigation by the officials and the cause of the crash is yet to be revealed.
No clear reason yet for Washington air disaster that killed 67, officials say
A tragic crash at Reagan National Airport in Washington involving an American Airlines jet and an Army helicopter has resulted in 67 fatalities. Preliminary investigations are underway while officials address concerns about air traffic control protocols. President Trump suggested diversity in hiring may be a factor. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy confirmed standard flight patterns were being followed.
Donald Trump’s first week in office: Executive orders from DEI programs to the “American Iron Dome”
Donald Trump’s first week in office saw a flurry of executive orders that set the tone for his administration’s priorities. From targeting Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs in the armed forces to initiating plans for an “American Iron Dome,” these directives reflect his focus on reshaping defense and cultural policies.
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