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Pentagon Met the Vatican in Secret. No One Agrees What Was Said
The Iran war cracked open a months-long standoff between the White House and the first American pope
The Iran war cracked open a months-long standoff between the White House and the first American pope
Survivors say their unit had no defenses. Hegseth called it a fortified position hit by a "squirter." The two accounts cannot both be true.
Pentagon declares decisive victory while reserving the right to resume bombing — ceasefire or not
Hours after the U.S.-Iran truce, Israel launched its largest Beirut strikes of the war — and the deal's terms are already disputed
President invokes divine backing while threatening to "take out" entire country; 59% of Americans say military action has gone too far
F-15E shot down over Iran with one crew rescued, search ongoing; A-10 Warthog crashes near Hormuz
Defense Secretary removes Army chief of staff and two other military leaders with no public explanation — as U.S. forces deploy to a hot war zone
US-Israeli airstrike wounds Tehran's top back-channel diplomat as Trump claims deal is near