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Pentagon Raises U.S. Iran-War Casualty Count to About 774–775

A July 7 reclassification into separate reporting categories has prompted renewed congressional scrutiny of the public casualty tally.

U.S. Strike in Eastern Pacific Kills One and Leaves Two Survivors as Maritime Campaign Tops 200 Dead

Pentagon Redesignates Its Press Office as a SCIF and Bars Reporters

Space Force Top Enlisted Guardian’s Instagram Hijacked for Pro‑Iran Propaganda

Senate Sets Vote Next Week on Bid to Curb Trump’s Cuba War Powers

Navy Secretary Ferran Out, Deputy Kaho Named Acting

Homan Tells Vatican to Stay Out of Politics, Offers to Teach Church About Immigration

Judge Blocks Pentagon Press Rules as Unconstitutional

U.S. Strike on Suspected Narco Boat Off Costa Rica Leaves Two Dead, One Survivor

U.S. Says Strikes on Three Boats Killed 11 in Pacific and Caribbean

Air Force Awards Boeing Sole-Source Contract to Replenish Massive Ordnance Penetrators

Press Groups Denounce House Subpoena of Journalist Seth Harp

Experts Question Unverified Sonic-Weapon Account From U.S. Raid That Captured Maduro

Dave Matthews Condemns ICE and Trump After Minneapolis Shooting of Renee Good

Hegseth Kicks Off 'Arsenal of Freedom' Tour at Newport News Shipbuilding

Pentagon Drafts Plan to Cut Combatant Commands to Eight, Refocus on Americas—Reports

Grey Bull Leader Details Privately Financed Sea Extraction of Venezuela’s Machado to Norway

Holsey Retires Early From SOUTHCOM, Pettus Named Acting Commander

Navarro and Fields Clash on CNN Over Venezuela Strikes and Fentanyl Facts

Trump Pardons Honduras’s Ex-President Hernández After U.S. Drug-Trafficking Conviction