The charges follow a formal investigation after Anthony Green was mysteriously removed from his position in April.
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National Security
The Trump administration ignored questions about whether it would order the killings of those on its NSPM-7 list — even while answering our other queries.
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The pilot program, added to the military budget behind closed doors, upends an 80-year precedent against covering contractors’ interest payments.
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“If I had no concerns and I was confident in the lawful order, I would definitely execute that order.”
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“At least George Bush had the decency to come to Congress for approval in 2002. Don’t the American people deserve that respect today?”
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Gen. Ken Wilsbach promotes nuclear “recapitalization” in his first memo to the Air Force — fueling fear of a radical shift away from nukes acting solely as deterrence.
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Once eschewed by the Pentagon, the “Jerusalem cross” has been co-opted by the far right — and embraced by Pete Hegseth.
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After months of extrajudicial killings in the waters off Venezuela, the Trump administration opted instead to capture an oil tanker.
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Both chambers included Pentagon budget provisions for a right to repair, but they died after defense industry meetings on Capitol Hill.
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Anduril calls itself an “arsenal of democracy.” So why is it partnering with an authoritarian monarchy to build drones?
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