Pete Hegseth

Pete Hegseth becomes U.S. Defense Secretary in 2025 amid controversy. Initially tapped by Trump and involved in defense strategies, his role faces scrutiny.

U.S. Stands Ready for Potential Iranian Retaliation, Clarifies Focus on Nuclear Program, Not War with Iran

Published on 6/22/2025

Will the U.S. Launch a Strike on Iran? Trump's Latest Remarks Shed Light

Published on 6/19/2025

U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Warns Protesters: "Touch an ICE Agent, Face Consequences"

Published on 6/8/2025

Trump's Controversial Memorial Day Message Sparks Outrage

Published on 5/27/2025

Trump Claims China Being Ousted from Panama Canal: "We've Deployed Many Troops"

Published on 4/10/2025

María Elvira Salazar Dismisses Military Chat Leak in the U.S.: Her Justifications

Published on 3/27/2025

Journalistic Blunder at the White House: Reporter Accidentally Added to Chat on Military Plans

Published on 3/26/2025

U.S. Defense Secretary's Visit to Guantánamo Aligns with Arrival of New Immigrants at the Base

Published on 2/26/2025

Trump Ousts Top Military Officials Amid Controversy Over Diversity Policies

Published on 2/23/2025

U.S. Marines Enhance Border Wall Security with Razor Wire Installation

Published on 2/13/2025

Second High-Risk Migrant Flight Lands at Guantanamo Bay

Published on 2/7/2025

U.S. Releases Initial Photos of Migrants Deported to Guantanamo Bay

Published on 2/4/2025

U.S. Initiates Trump-Era Plan to Relocate 30,000 Migrants to Guantánamo Bay

Published on 1/31/2025

Pete Hegseth Secures Secretary of Defense Role Despite Controversies and Allegations

Published on 1/26/2025

Donald Trump Advocates for Daughter-in-Law to Succeed Marco Rubio in Florida Senate

Published on 12/16/2024

Trump Considers Replacing Defense Secretary Nominee, Eyes DeSantis

Published on 12/4/2024

Television Host Tapped by Trump for U.S. Defense Secretary Role

Published on 11/13/2024