US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is under scrutiny for allegedly sharing sensitive military information about Yemen ...

The defense secretary shared details of a March airstrike on Houthi rebels in Yemen in a group chat that included his brother ...

The New York Times reports the defense secretary also sent the information to a group that includes his lawyer ...

President Trump's decision to engage in direct talks with Iran has left many questioning whether he is willing to compromise ...

Pete Hegseth shared sensitive information - including the flight timings of the combat aircrafts used to target Houthi targets on Yemeni soil - with his family and lawyer.

The defense secretary also told his wife and brother and lawyer about the airstrikes in Yemen in a Signal chat he created on ...

Given Tehran’s weakened state and Washington’s eagerness for a deal, success is possible. However, it’s more likely to ...

The story came to light because Jeffrey Goldberg, editor-in-chief of The Atlantic, had accidentally been added to the chat.

Pete Hegseth was also accused in March of sharing sensitive military information on the commercial messaging app with ...

Pete Hegseth shared advance details of a US military strike against Yemen in a messaging chain that accidentally included a ...

Dan Caldwell, an Iraq War veteran who left his role at Defense Priorities to serve as senior advisor to new Defense Secretary ...