President Donald Trump has spent much of his second term doing everything but his actual job to avoid a GOP loss in the midterms.
The U.S. has been through this before, from the slow unraveling of the Vietnam War to the disastrous justifications that launched the Iraq War.
The New York Times sued the Pentagon over its new press policy. Meanwhile, the Pentagon found Pete Hegseth's Signal chat violated rules.
The Trump administration escalates its attacks on political opponents as the Pentagon targets Democratic lawmakers for a video reminding troops of their duty to refuse illegal commands.
The president claims he didn’t actually mean death-death when he said Democrats he accused of "seditious" behavior deserved death.
Last month, the Defense Department unveiled its new policy that reporters cannot obtain or solicit any information at all unless it was pre-approved by the department itself.
Because we know you were all waiting with bated breath to find out exactly why Hegseth called this alarming meeting of top military officials, NewsOne has the answers.
The National Guard camp was renamed in 2023 as part of a nationwide effort to remove Confederate names from armed forces facilities.
A probe has been launched into why military strikes were being discussed on Signal and how a journalist got added to the group chat.
Sources say Donald Trump is considering replacing Secretary of Defense nominee Pete Hegseth, who's been accused of sexual assault, with Ron DeSantis, a suspected racist.
Kelisa Wing's past social media activity has particularly angered conservatives.