Pete Hegseth’s block on promotions for senior female and Black officers is just the tip of the iceberg of Pentagon discrimination, sources have told the Daily Beast. The secretary of defense has embarked on a demotion rampage targeting women and Black men while touting his “warrior ethos” makeover of the military.

Pete Hegseth says he is cutting Pentagon faith codes from over 200 to just 31 and directing chaplains to wear religious insignia instead of rank.

Hegseth’s spokesperson has categorically denied the report and called on the Financial Times to retract it.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has hosted a monthly Christian prayer and worship service at the Pentagon, the first since the Iran war began.

Almost everyone in the Pentagon press corps surrendered their media passes in October after the Department of Defense said reporters could only cover news that they had pre-approved

Pentagon chief spokesperson Sean Parnell dismissed the report in a post on X, calling it "entirely false and fabricated."

The Department of Defense has issued a denial following a report alleging that a broker for Secretary Pete Hegseth attempted to move millions into defense stocks just weeks before the U.S. launched

The Financial Times reported that Pete Hegseth’s broker inquired about investing in defense contractors just before the start of the Iran war.

The Defense Department announced a new policy for press access after a federal judge ruled that its previous set of restrictions were unconstitutional. Under the new terms, the Pentagon is seeking to be more specific in identifying its restrictions,

Gen. Randy George, the U.S. Army's chief of staff who was recently removed from his post by Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, issued a farewell message to troops praising their service and urging continued focus on mission readiness.