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POLITICS

Hegseth Supports Controversial Second Strike on Caribbean Drug Boat

Sunday, Dec 07

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth stands by a second strike on a Caribbean drug boat, amid scrutiny and allegations of war crimes.

POLITICS

Lawmakers Briefed on Controversial Navy Strike Against Alleged Drug Traffickers

Friday, Dec 05

Congressional lawmakers receive a briefing on a controversial military strike that killed survivors aboard a drug trafficking boat in September.

SPORTS

US Military Kills Four in latest Drug Trafficking Vessel Strike

Friday, Dec 05

US military strikes again targeting suspected drug traffickers, killing four amid rising scrutiny over operations in the Caribbean and Pacific.

POLITICS

UK and Norway Establish Defense Pact to Counter Russian Submarine Threats

Friday, Dec 05

UK and Norway join forces to form a naval alliance aimed at hunting Russian submarines and protecting undersea infrastructure.

POLITICS

Pentagon Report Confirms Hegseth's Signal Use Endangered Troops During Yemen Strikes

Friday, Dec 05

Pentagon's inspector general finds Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's Signal messaging app use may have endangered U.S. military personnel during Yemen operations.

WORLD NEWS

Maduro Confirms Cordial Call with Trump Amid Military Escalation

Thursday, Dec 04

Venezuelan President Maduro confirms a cordial call with Trump amid increasing US military presence in the region.

POLITICS

Family of Colombian Fisherman Killed in U.S. Strike Files Human Rights Complaint Alleging Murder

Thursday, Dec 04

The family of a Colombian fisherman killed in a U.S. military strike has lodged a complaint alleging violation of his rights and murder.

POLITICS

Hegseth defends follow-up strike on drug boat, cites 'fog of war' and asserts lack of awareness of survivors

Wednesday, Dec 03

Defense Secretary Hegseth addresses the controversial second strike on a drug boat, indicating he saw no survivors and asserting operational responsibility lies with Admiral Bradley.