As a Fox News host, Hegseth expressed outrage over Clinton's private server. Now, he's shrugging off his own actions, blaming reporters and leakers.

A defiant Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth booked himself on the television network where he used to work as a host Tuesday morning in a bid to address the fallout over revelations that he discussed ...

The defense secretary said the Women, Peace and Security program distracted from the core task of “war-fighting” and that the ...

Kasper is the fifth Defense official to leave the agency in the past week amid investigations of internal leaks within the ...

Several senior Trump officials have rallied around Hegseth to blame "leakers" for negative media coverage. The New York Times reported on Sunday Hegseth had created a Signal group chat with 13 ...

Hegseth, a former co-host of Fox News’s “Fox & Friends Weekend,” has had his fair share of media coverage throughout his first few months at the helm of the Defense Department. The ...

accusing them of going to the news media with new information to "sabotage" Trump's agenda. Hegseth and other administration officials have insisted that the information about those airstrikes ...

According to one person familiar with the exchanges, Hegseth was upset by media reports that he had ... the Joint Staff declined to comment. 24/7 coverage of breaking news and live events ...

The media watchdog group found that ... DOGE’s Elon Musk was hit with 96% negative coverage, and Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth received a unanimous 100% bad press from ABC, NBC and CBS ...

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Updates from President Donald Trump and the Trump administration as the White House holds the Easter Egg Roll.