Trump said he was still trying to decide how to continue the mission in Iran, saying he is choosing between "wiping Iran out, letting them rot economically or making a deal."
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The screening applies to every active-duty and reserve service member age 30 and older, a population of about 2 million. But the guidance the Defense Health Agency issued this week says the numbers to be screened, tested, diagnosed and treated "are not currently known," and no prior guidance projected them.
A new report reveals Vice President JD Vance sought unfiltered assessments from top military officials about the war in Iran. Meanwhile, his message to voters this week struck a different tone from President Trump’s, as he asked for “another chance.” Is Vance distancing himself from President Trump, and what could that mean for his political future? Jesse Weber, filling in for Chris Cuomo, is joined by conservative commentator Scottie Nell Hughes and Democratic strategist Mike Nellis to debate. More than 100 House Democrats are calling for Congress to remain in session to address AI safeguards, but Speaker Mike Johnson sent lawmakers home early. The schedule change also meant Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth avoided a possible…
Defense analysts speculated the announcement could indicate that the U.S. believes competitors are deploying their own space weapons.
Mandatory testing for male service members over 30 is restored after guidance was rescinded earlier this month.
South Korea has decided against deploying military forces to the Middle East despite U.S. pressure, opting instead for limited measures to safeguard its own shipping interests.
South Korea has decided against deploying military forces to the Middle East despite U.S. pressure, opting instead for limited measures to safeguard its own shipping interests. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: South Korean President Lee Jae Myung announced Friday that Seoul will not deploy military forces to the Middle East amid the war with Iran , despite a request from President Donald J. Trump for allies to help secure energy shipments through the Strait of Hormuz . Lee said there would be no deployment involving South Korean forces entering the war, declaring, “We won’t deploy military assets in any form to that end.” DETAIL: Seoul had been weighing its response for months, placing Lee’s government in a difficult position given…Open
The Pentagon posted new guidance on Thursday for mandatory testosterone deficiency screening among male service members over age 30 in active duty or in the reserves.
‘The very definition of a war crime’
The Pentagon has rolled out formal guidance for mandatory testosterone testing for male service members 30 and older