The abrupt firing of Gen. Charles Q. Brown Jr. and six other Pentagon leaders has drawn fierce criticism from Democrats and ...

President Donald Trump has launched a sweeping shakeup of the Pentagon, firing top officers and moving to lay off thousands ...

A series of Trump administration firings have shaken up the Pentagon, attracting strong reactions from members of Congress.

Veterans Affairs is under attack and this attack is cleverly couched in language suggesting it is being done for the benefit ...

Asked about his choice of candidate for the next chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth rejected the question, saying it was “unqualified.” ...

Donald Rumsfeld, President George W. Bush’s defense secretary, brought Gen. Peter Schoomaker out of retirement to be Army chief of staff. But Schoomaker had also been a four-star general who headed ...

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth took questions from reporters after a meeting with Saudi Defense Minister Khalid Bin Salman.

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He fired qualified military leaders and hired lesser men who are loyal to him. If you’re wondering where all of this is going: Prepare for autocracy.

The National Park Service is restoring some fired employees, the new FBI director may move employees out of D.C., and courts weighed in on multiple lawsuits.

Trump plans to nominate retired Air Force Lt. Gen. Dan Caine as the nation’s next chairman of the Joint Chiefs.

In a dramatic Friday night purge, President Donald Trump took decisive action to avoid a repeat of his first term when he ...