Pentagon

Pentagon plans to extend National Guard mission in Washington, D.C. through 2029, supporting security, patrols, and civic duties amid domestic and overseas demands.

A federal judge invalidates the Pentagon press access policy, citing First and Fifth Amendment violations, protecting journalists and free press access in D.C.

Trump orders federal agencies to halt Anthropic AI use; Pentagon labels it a supply chain risk amid dispute over autonomous weapons and surveillance.

Federal judge blocks Pentagon from demoting Senator Mark Kelly or cutting retirement pay over a video urging troops to refuse illegal orders.

Donald Trump orders the Pentagon to prepare for possible military action against Nigeria over Christian killings. The U.S. warns of intervention if violence continues.

The Pentagon approved sending Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine, with the final decision resting on Donald Trump, who may discuss it with Vladimir Putin.

Donald Trump has ordered the Pentagon to start testing U.S. nuclear weapons, citing the need to match other global powers amid rising international tensions.

The Pentagon has blocked Ukraine from using ATACMS missiles for strikes on Russia, according to Wall Street Journal.

The U.S. will provide Ukraine with ERAM missiles worth $850 million to strengthen defense, with usage controlled by the Pentagon.

The Trump administration is weighing a plan to create an Internal Rapid Response Force to quell protests in the U.S., according to Pentagon documents.