Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has experienced some expected challenges in his high-profile role, but he has also stumbled trying to get ahead of his boss, President Trump.Credit...Doug Mills/The ...

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth quietly debuted a new tattoo this week while posting a set of workout photos, sparking fierce backlash among critics who claim it holds a distinctly anti-Muslim message.

Pete Hegseth made sure there was no confusion about his identity while texting bombing plans on Signal. Screenshots published Wednesday reveal that he set his profile picture in the app to the ...

Sen. Tammy Duckworth (D-Ill.) called Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth a “f‑‑‑ing liar” and demanded his resignation, after the top military official repeatedly insisted he did not share ...

Several times Pete Alonso said he is focused on this season — not the offseason and not the kind of contract he eventually hopes to sign. But on the day Vladimir Guerrero Jr. landed a 14-year, $ ...

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is facing criticism for a new tattoo allegedly saying 'Kafir', an Arabic term for infidel. The new tattoo has been spotted in photos of him from his recent visit to ...

Nintendo has confirmed the Nintendo Switch 2's mysterious new Joy-Con button is indeed the C button, as had been rumored. Confirmation comes from the just announced and released Nintendo Today!

Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth isn’t just accidentally group chatting with a magazine editor about upcoming airstrikes — he’s bringing his family members to work, too. The scandal-plagued ...

The scandal over the massive security breach overseen by several Trump Administration national security figures is still the biggest story of the week, so naturally “Late Show” host Stephen ...

Several Democrats are demanding the resignation of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth after he allegedly shared potentially classified details about upcoming military strikes in Yemen via a Signal ...

Vice President J.D. Vance expressed skepticism about the major bombing attack and recommended delaying it — until Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth made the case for moving forward fast.