Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores were captured on Saturday in a controversial U.S. military operation.
There were so many dumb moments in 2025 that we had to split them into two separate columns. Read this one, and read part 2 tomorrow.
Rear Adm. Milton Sands, the former head of Naval Special Warfare Command who disciplined the SEALS, was fired by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.
The New York Times sued the Pentagon over its new press policy. Meanwhile, the Pentagon found Pete Hegseth's Signal chat violated rules.
Pete Hegseth announced that he's planning for the military to sever all ties with Scouting America, formerly the Boy Scouts.
The Pentagon announced it has put together a new press corps full of right-wing podcasters and news outlets.
Last month, the Defense Department unveiled its new policy that reporters cannot obtain or solicit any information at all unless it was pre-approved by the department itself.
The White House offered a weak response to the 'Saturday Night Live' episode mocking Donald Trump and Pete Hegseth.
Diversity in the military—and in all aspects of American life—is essential to our nation's strength and well-being. Here's why.
Because we know you were all waiting with bated breath to find out exactly why Hegseth called this alarming meeting of top military officials, NewsOne has the answers.
The U.S. Army killed an estimated 250 Native American members of the Lakota Sioux tribe, including women and children, in the massacre.
Pete Hegseth is a member of the Congregation of Reformed Evangelical Churches, an organization built on a Christian Nationalist doctrine.