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Hegseth's chief of staff joins Pentagon exodus
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's chief of staff, Joe Kasper, stepped down Thursday. With his departure and the firing of three top Hegseth aides over leak accusations they deny, Hegseth's "circle of top advisers" has "shrunk in recent days to little more than his wife,
His lack of readiness is plainly evident in the continuing Signalgate scandal. Is there a better example of the Peter ...
After the Nixon White House sued to stop The New York Times from publishing the Pentagon Papers, an editor wrote a memo ...
Why? Nixon’s anger was already simmering when The Washington Post began publishing stories about the Pentagon Papers in June of 1971. President and CEO of the The Washington Post Katharine ...
The Washington Post wants to hear from Defense Department civilians and service members about changes within the Pentagon and throughout the U.S. military. You can contact our reporters by email ...
"Pete Hegseth is doing an even worse job in one of the most important positions in government than even I thought he ...
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