Dozens of reporters turned in access badges and exited the Pentagon on Wednesday rather than agree to government-imposed restrictions on their work, pushing journalists who cover the American military further from the seat of its power.…
The Pentagon released a statement condemning the recently released Netflix series “Boots," which focuses on a closeted gay teenager joining the military.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth‘s “Pentagon Pledge” has been getting a lot of attention this week as news networks have refused to sign the new stipulations. Defense reporters have been turning in their press badges as a result. “Today, we…
After Pentagon reporters chose to turn in their credentials instead of complying with new rules that would censor their reporting, the White House claimed Thursday—without evidence—that some journalists were “bullied” into it.
Dozens of reporters at the Pentagon cleared their desks, returned their badges, and left the building on Oct. 15 in protest of new government rules limiting their reporting.
The Pentagon is calling out Netflix‘s new show, Boots. The United States Department of Defense issued a statement regarding the LGBTQ-themed series, out now on the streamer. Keep reading to find out more… Miles Heizer leads the coming-of…
Senate Democrats blocked an effort to advance a year-long appropriations bill to fund the Pentagon, stalling Republican leaders' attempt to restart some funding amid the government shutdown.
Senate Majority Leader John Thune blasted Democratic lawmakers after the Senate failed to pass funding for the Defense Department. 50 senators voted in favor and 44 voted against the measure.
Republicans fail to advance defense appropriations bill as Senate Democrats demand clarity on which spending measures would be attached to the legislation.
No one is happy about the Pentagon's new press policy. Earlier this week, media outlets spanning the political spectrum almost universally declined to sign on to a memorandum issued by Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth that would require…
A number of media organizations, including NBC News, have objected to the new Pentagon media policy, which says reporters could have their press passes revoked if they publish information the Pentagon hasn't authorized for release.
The bad news was that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth decided to change the rules about how reporters who cover the military gather stories: They would have to sign a pledge to only report based on information approved from the top, or be…