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Where does Pete Hegseth live? Defense Secretary roots for the Vols, but is he from Tennessee?
On July 29, NBC reported that Hegseth has "privately discussed the idea of running for political office." While the Pentagon’s chief spokesman Sean Parnell denied any idea of Hegseth vying for the governorship in Tennessee,
Exclusive: Hegseth privately discussed potential run for Tennessee governor
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has privately discussed running for public office next year, according to two people who have spoken directly with him. NBC News National Security Reporter Gordon Lubold dives into his exclusive reporting about Hegseth’s potential bid for Tennessee governor.
Nahal Toosi is POLITICO’s senior foreign affairs correspondent. She has reported on war, genocide and political chaos in a ...
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth lashed out at the results of a bipartisan-ordered review of his part in what has become known ...
Pete Hegseth, isolated and defiant, has Trump’s backing for now Officials say the unraveling of the defense secretary’s inner circle is cause for alarm, leaving some to wonder how the Pentagon ...
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Five controversies surrounding Hegseth since he was confirmed
Wicker has also led Republican criticism of Hegseth’s reported move to restructure NATO and stop military expansions in Japan. In an effort to streamline military operations, increase efficiency ...
Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth finds himself under fire again — this time from political skeptics or foes across the political spectrum. But just as the case was during the recent ...
President Trump on Monday defended Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth amid new reporting about a Signal app chat and criticism from former Pentagon officials. “He is doing a great job. … ...
Former Vice President Mike Pence defended Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth amid criticism of his management style and decision to pause military aid to Ukraine without President Trump's approval ...
The conflict within Hegseth’s inner circle persists even after he purged several political appointees in April and attempts to portray a sense of unity among his remaining brain trust.
Mr. Hegseth captured Mr. Trump’s attention during his first term by advocating the pardon of U.S. troops who had been charged or convicted of war crimes, including the murder of civilians. Mr.
The political body count is climbing: Last week, three of Hegseth’s senior Pentagon advisers were fired, with two of them actually escorted out of the building.
Political analyst Marco Frieri via X on Friday wrote: Mitch McConnell finds his conscious [sic] after 82 years and votes no on Hegseth." ...
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s office has rejected the Pentagon watchdog’s investigation of his actions in sending ...
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