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Democrats Open Probe of March 1 Kuwait Drone Strike After Conflicting Accounts

The inquiry aims to test Pentagon transparency and could force hearings or an independent investigation.

Senators Demand Pentagon Release Probe Into Minab School Strike

U.S. Strike in Eastern Pacific Kills Three as Boat‑strike Campaign’s Death Toll Tops 200

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

Israeli Military Opens Criminal Probe After Seven‑Month‑Old Palestinian Child Is Shot Dead

Israel’s Disclosed 'NILI' Task Force Used High-Tech Hunt to Track and Kill Hundreds Tied to Oct. 7

Pentagon Watchdog Opens Review of Boat-Strike Targeting in Latin America

U.S. Strike Destroys Suspected Trafficking Boat in Eastern Pacific, Killing Six

Pentagon Chief Backs Second Caribbean Strike as Senators Press for Video and Legal Rationale

U.S. Conducts 22nd High-Seas Strike, Killing Four as Congress Reviews Survivor Video

Admiral Denies 'Kill Them All' Order as U.S. Reports New Strike That Killed Four

White House Says Hegseth Authorized Caribbean Strikes, Including Second Hit That Killed Survivors

DOJ Overruled SOUTHCOM JAG on Boat Strike Legality as Pentagon Denies Objections

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth Plans Overhaul of Military Legal System

Trump Administration Eases Restrictions on U.S. Military Strikes and Raids