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Reuters
Aug 23, 2025

Head of Pentagon’s intelligence agency fired

The head of the Pentagon’s intelligence agency has been fired, a move that the top Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee condemned

World

Reuters
Jul 03, 2025

Iranian nuclear program pushed back by two years: Pentagon

Head of IAEA, Rafael Grossi, said that Iran could be producing enriched uranium in a few months, raising doubts about how effective U.S. strikes to destroy Tehran’s nuclear program have been.

World

Web
Jun 18, 2025

US Colonel McCormack no more military officer after anti-Israel posts

The Pentagon confirms that colonel McCormack was no longer on his rank, yet providing no further details about the actual reasons behind his ouster

Life

Web Desk
Jun 18, 2025

How pizza orders predicted the recent Iran-Israel conflict?

While the Pentagon Pizza meter might have predicted the Iran-Israel conflict, it is about time for for an in-house chef at the Pentagon.

World

Reuters
May 28, 2025

What we know about the US Army anniversary parade on Trump’s birthday

The US Army is bringing 6,500 troops into Washington, along with 150 vehicles and 50 aircraft for the celebration.

World

Reuters
May 24, 2025

Trump administration puts new limits on reporters at Pentagon

World

Web Desk
May 22, 2025

US Defense Secretary Hegseth meets Musk for second time at Pentagon

“The Secretary met with Elon Musk and other members of the X AI team this morning,” Pentagon spokesperson Sean Parnell said in a statement.

Business

Reuters
Apr 11, 2025

Pentagon to terminate $5.1 billion in IT contracts with Accenture, Deloitte, others

The pacts “represent non-essential spending on third party consultants” for services Pentagon employees can perform, Hegseth said in the April 10 memo released by the Pentagon.

World

Web Desk
Mar 20, 2025

Pentagon mulling significant cuts to US military

Business

Reuters
Mar 04, 2025

Eyeing the Pacific, Lockheed unveils low-cost $150,000 cruise missile

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has pushed US and other countries’ thinking about armaments toward a new strategy known as “affordable mass,” meaning having plenty of relatively cheap weapons at the ready.