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The departure of Dan Driscoll, who at one time was viewed as a potential replacement for the defense secretary, marks the latest shake-up at the Pentagon

The president downplays the possibility of escalating military action against Tehran, despite recent tit-for-tat attacks

The military is secretly hiring conservative influencers who appear to be pushing Defense Secretary Pete Hegeth’s culture wars

The decision hands President Donald Trump a major political victory in his controversial bid to oversee the largest addition to the executive mansion in decades

The GOP redrew the state’s congressional map to make the seat less safe for her Democratic opponent, incumbent Don Davis

Trump escalated his defense of data centers as polls show Americans from both political parties are increasingly opposed to the server farms central to the artificial intelligence boom

Vulnerable Republicans cannot afford to antagonize Trump because they need his help to turn out his base and tap into the $400 million war chest he controls

The president’s latest in a string of threats against broadcasters followed a comment by Kristen Welker about “some mixed results” from his midterm endorsements

As Nicolás Maduro’s vice president in Venezuela, Delcy Rodríguez once accused her political rival of planning to hand over the country’s riches — its vast oil reserves — to the United States

Moscow has shifted to targeting shopping centers and food distribution sites, and markets in Kyiv and other cities are struggling to keep their shelves stocked

Ed Markey wants to counter his younger challenger’s calls for a “new generation of leadership” by focusing Massachusetts’s primary on ideology, not age