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Navy secretary leaving the Pentagon, ‘effective immediately’

His departure, long rumored, came as the Navy is fighting Iran and rolling out its proposed budget.

The counterterrorism czar without a counterterrorism plan

Iranian threats against U.S. targets have brought renewed attention to the absence of Sebastian Gorka's long-promised doctrine.

Sub that sank Iranian warship reflects Navy’s drive to adapt, CNO says

“That was a glimpse of the future force,” Adm. Caudle said at Sea-Air-Space.

Hegseth orders termination of DOD union contracts

Federal court orders protect some collective-bargaining groups, but members of the American Federation of Government Employees remain vulnerable.

Space Force’s 2040 vision: a larger force to contend with larger Chinese, Russian threats

Officials speculate there could be 30,000 US satellites—more than twice as many as today.

Army names its first tiltrotor aircraft: Cheyenne II

Its namesakes are a tribe whose members have served in every major U.S. war—and a cancelled helicopter project.

DHS intelligence revamp would keep it answerable to nation's top spy

A proposed FY27 overhaul would keep DHS’s Office of Intelligence and Analysis answerable to the Office of the Director of National Intelligence.

Homeland Security intel office restructuring would keep oversight under ODNI

An overhaul proposed in the FY27 budget would leave DHS’s Office of Intelligence and Analysis answerable to the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, despite questions about its oversight.

Spy agencies eye new Anthropic AI model that spots cyber flaws

Claude Mythos Preview has found vulnerabilities in "every major operating system and web browser," company officials say.

Pentagon investigators blocked from using 'War Department' in official documents

"Secondary title" is fine for letterhead, but not for court filings, inspector general warns in April 1 memo.

Navy shipbuilding request rises nearly 50% in 2027 proposal

The White House aims to fund nearly 20 warships plus initial work on a battleship class.

Trump's $18B Golden Dome request bets almost entirely on reconciliation

Relying on unusual budget maneuvers has the program on "unstable footing," one expert says.

White House aims to fold DHS' main intel arm into secretary's office

Last year, the administration halved the Office of Intelligence and Analysis. Will lawmakers preserve its independence?