"What feels like many lifetimes ago"

Jennifer Hegseth's presence in classified meetings and influence on Pentagon policy is unprofessional and damaging to the Defense Department.

Jennifer Hegseth lacks a need-to-know clearance and her presence in official meetings is gobsmacking and dangerous to alliances.

North Korea is mocking the cancellation and views it as detrimental to the U.S.-South Korean relationship, which they welcome.

Canceling the exercise is dangerous because it undermines a critical deterrent and signals weakness to North Korea.

The resignation is part of a broader trend of disassembling independent military media that serves service members.

The Pentagon's paranoia about transparency and its treatment of outlets like Stars and Stripes marks a dangerous shift from past administrations.

Extended deployments are causing maintenance backlogs and using up all deployable carriers, leaving the Pacific uncovered.

The Navy is consuming future readiness to meet current demands, and every extra month deployed creates maintenance requirements that must eventually be paid.

Congress is shirking its constitutional duty to oversee military readiness and demand transparency from the Pentagon.

Governor Abbott is acting lawlessly to position himself as anti-immigrant ahead of an election, ignoring a unanimous Supreme Court precedent.

The governor has a legal obligation under the Constitution and federal statute to extradite Castro, with no valid basis to withhold it.

James Talarico is an extraordinary candidate who contrasts sharply with Paxton's history of indictment and impeachment.

The pen ad and corruption narrative are landing with voters, and Talarico's spending advantage is defining Paxton negatively.

The DOJ has been changed into an instrument to serve the personal interests of one American citizen, which is a regime change.