Pete Hegseth

The Secretary for War’s execution live streaming proposal has added to the already long list of challenges faced by the Republican candidates in the midterms 

Tennessee’s failed execution and Hegseth’s plan to livestream a firing squad show how little a botched killing moves American opinion

European voices warn that framing security cooperation around loyalty tests could undermine the trust that has underpinned the alliance for decades

The Pentagon review signals a new phase in transatlantic relations as Washington presses Europeans to assume primary responsibility for the continent’s security

The combination of the family presence, deviations from the schedule, and the migration commentary amplified perceptions of the visit as unconventional

His language in Cameroon left little doubt that the criticism from Washington has sharpened his voice on issues of war, exploitation, and the misuse of faith

U.S. dodges direct response following a devastating strike on a girls' school that claimed over 150 lives

Anthropic, founded by people who left OpenAI over concerns about rushing AI development too fast, has built its reputation on responsible AI

The exchange unfolds against a backdrop of heightened China-Taiwan and US-China tensions