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Order follows Pentagon’s announcement of plan to remove 1,000 military members who openly identify as trans

The space economy is being reshaped — not just by innovation, but by geopolitics. What was once dominated by state space agencies, and more recently by private ventures, is evolving into a hybrid model in which government priorities and commercial capabilities are intertwined.

8,600 troops have deployed to U.S.-Mexico border, and migrant crossings have plummeted, but what happens next?

Pete Hegseth’s Defense Department commands officials to ‘immediately’ begin removing trans service members

The deployment of troops and equipment to the southern border has cost the Trump administration over $500 million so far, a new report detailed

US international affairs scholar who pointed to soft power as a complement to military and economic might

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s plans to slash the number of senior military leaders across the services would cut more than 120 high-ranking officer jobs in the active duty and National Guard, including as many as nine top general slots

The so-called “free” luxury jet is expected to come with a raft of upgrade and maintenance costs

The Pentagon revealed in new figures provided to Congress that it spent at least $21 million in transporting migrants to Guantanamo Bay since January.

The Trump administration suspended the use of military aircraft for deporting migrants to Guantanamo Bay on March 1.

Proponents say spectrum auctions would facilitate private sector competition in the telecommunications industry.