3 Iran missiles breach US defenses at Jordan base
The attack left about 50,000 U.S. troops in the Middle East more exposed, with nearly 100 people reported injured.
Series: Iran · US Iran Conflict · 10 chapters since Jul 7The attack left about 50,000 U.S. troops in the Middle East more exposed, with nearly 100 people reported injured.
Series: Iran · US Iran Conflict · 10 chapters since Jul 7Why it matters: Doctors told Reuters broad screening could lead to unnecessary hormone treatment, including infertility risks.
What's new: Service members with low levels can get voluntary hormone therapy as the policy takes effect immediately.
What's new: The release includes records from NASA, the CIA, FBI and Energy Department, with one file describing a 2015 Pantex nuclear-site lockdown.
What's new: The South Carolina National Guard called the grounding a routine review, not punishment, and said the pilots stayed on duty and paid.
What's next: Congress must approve the package, setting up a fraught vote as lawmakers push back on the Iran conflict.
What's new: A prior Reuters report found a US military inquiry initially pointed to US forces, while the Pentagon’s broader probe continues.
Pentagon is reported to be seeking extra funding from Congress, while operational funds could run low this summer.
Why it matters: The vote exposed Republican unease with the war as the Pentagon seeks $80 billion and Trump pursues a 60-day Iran deal.
What's next: A June 30 contracting ban could cut off Alibaba's US advisers and lobbyists if it stays on the 1260H list.
What’s new: Pete Hegseth says underinvestment in defense spending is now the biggest threat to US national security.
Why it matters: The request would add to a major military spending increase after Trump signed an interim deal to end the conflict.
Why it matters: The orders set a 2030-31 goal for post-quantum encryption across key government systems as the US competes with China.
What's new: Vaccination among recruits fell to about 40% after the Pentagon made annual flu shots optional.
Why it matters: The Pentagon tied future US forces and NATO funding to whether allies meet higher defense-spending goals.
What's new: The deaths bring the toll from the campaign against alleged “narcoterrorists” to at least 211 since September.
Why it matters: The designation can bar direct Pentagon contracts and tighten third-party purchasing limits starting in 2027.
What's new: The Defense Department dropped Christian labels from 20 traditions instead of reclassifying the Utah-based church.
What's new: HazMat crews from Arlington County joined Pentagon responders as officials tested corridors 4-7 on floors 2-5.
Why it matters: The 1260H label can block Pentagon contracts and research funds and often foreshadows tougher US trade curbs.
DIA assessment says Israel may have monitored senior US officials to gauge Donald Trump options on Iran and Lebanon.