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Pentagon Iran Casualty Count Tops 600 After Data Shift
A new Pentagon category restores four deaths while raising questions about whether administrative changes are making the war’s human cost harder to follow.
A new Pentagon category restores four deaths while raising questions about whether administrative changes are making the war’s human cost harder to follow.
A Korean War-era statute now governs US weapons production, days after the defense secretary called stockpile worries a "manufactured story."
Navy SEAL Ed Gallrein unseats Kentucky's most independent Republican in the most expensive House primary ever recorded.
Pentagon halts 4,000-soldier rotation already underway as allies ask whether high defense spending still buys protection.
Acting comptroller's number jumps $4 billion in two weeks while Hegseth refuses to say when Congress sees the funding ask.
Biden's former Mideast envoy says the global oil shortage is no longer hypothetical, and the bite is moving from poor countries toward the West.
The disclosure is real and historic in scope. The document set is more mundane than either tribe wants to admit.
The Wall Street Journal says the two Gulf allies have cleared the way for Project Freedom to resume. Riyadh denies the report.