Why Trump wants to own the Pentagon
In a dramatic Friday night purge, President Donald Trump took decisive action to avoid a repeat of his first term when he tussled with senior military leaders, by firing America’s top general and removing others in an effort to ensure he has a fully compliant Pentagon.
The dismissals will begin next week, officials said, and could expand to include tens of thousands of other workers ...
President Donald Trump began the weekend by firing top military leaders including Gen. Charles Q. Brown Jr., the chair of the ...
The Pentagon said on Friday it would start firing about 5,400 civilian employees who were on probation, the first moves by ...
The Pentagon announced Friday it plans to ultimately fire five to eight percent of the military’s approximately 950,000 ...
The massive round of firings is part of an "initial effort" to cut the Defense Department's civilian workforce by 5% to 8% ...
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth was asked by Fox News Sunday host Shannon Bream about the recent firing of top lawyers for the ...
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is defending President Donald Trump's firing of the nation's senior military officer and a ...
As part of the Trump administration's wide-ranging overhaul of the US Pentagon, between 5-8% of probationary civilian workers ...
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said there is "nothing unprecedented" about President Donald Trump firing and replacing ...
Elon Musk has lashed out after a Pentagon official called the ultimatum email he sent out to federal workers over the weekend ...
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