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U.S. Space Force awards $1B in launch contracts to SpaceX and ULA for vital military satellite missions, boosting national security space capabilities.

The new Pentagon press rules being protested by the media wouldn’t have stopped him from doing the job during his decade covering the U.S. military beat, nationally-syndicated talk radio show and podcast host Chris Plante tells CNSNews in…

A spokesperson has made a “your mom” joke in response to a query about Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth’s tie, which resembled the Russian flag Read Full Article at RT.com

The journalism industry is barking back against new rules imposed by the Pentagon regarding media access. The new guidelines involve reporters' movements around the Pentagon, the wearing of identification credentials and having journalists…

Hegseth, immature and unconfident, cannot accept that a free press is integral to democracy.

Earlier this month, with little fanfare, Netflix released Boots. It is based on Greg Cope’s memoir The Pink Marine, and tells the story of a gay teen US Marine Corps recruit in the 1990s who remains in the closet due to the environment he…

While a new Pentagon press policy has prompted many reporters to stop covering defense issues from inside the Department of War (DoW) building, a copy of the rules obtained by CNSNews reveals that key details of the policy are being…

![CDATA[It comes as part of Pete Hegseth’s continued rebrand of the US Department of Defence as the ‘Department of War’]]

The press is free to publish/broadcast what it can find, but should expect no help from the government in the gathering of the news.

Johnson says Hegseth is “very transparent.” Karl begs to differ

A national security reporter has resigned from the Epoch Times after the publication agreed to new Pentagon rules that restrict press activity inside the building. Andrew Thornebrooke, who frequently covered the Defense Department despite…

The outlet is one of three that has agreed to the newest Defense Department demand for permission to publish stories

House Speaker Mike Johnson battled ABC News host Jonathan Karl over the "No Kings" protests and Secretary of War Pete Hegseth's Pentagon press policy on Sunday.

The vessel was 'transporting substantial amounts of narcotics,' Hegseth said.

A handful of reporters from pro-Trump outlets signed the policy, as well as freelancers from foreign-based publications and obscure independent websites.

The reporter, Andrew Thornebrooke, also cited a recent editorial directive to refer to antifa, the far-left ideological movement, as a terrorist organization.

It appears the U.S. Department of Defense is weighing in on Netflix shows now. Earlier this month Netflix released “Boots,” a military-themed comedy-drama based on Greg Cope White’s memoir “The Pink Marine” and follows a closeted gay teen…

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