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JUSTTHENEWS (Misty Severi) - Trump names Adam Telle as acting Army Secretary after Driscoll’s resignation

Telle is currently Assistant Secretary of the Army for Civil Works and oversees public engineering, including the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, and infrastructure projects for the Army.

STRIPES (Matthew Adams) - Pentagon temporarily rescinds guidelines for annual testosterone screening | Stars and Stripes

The Pentagon temporarily rescinded new guidance on testosterone screening for service members 30 and older less than 24 hours after its publication.

JUSTTHENEWS (Misty Severi) - Pentagon temporarily rescinds new testosterone screening rules for men over 30

The screenings, which look for testosterone deficiency, will be added to a fighter's annual health assessment and men under 30 can choose to be tested but are not required to.

BABYLONBEE (Babylon Bee) - Pete Hegseth Sets Up 'Help Us Buy Missiles' Lemonade Stand

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Secretary of War Pete Hegseth set up a lemonade stand by the Reflecting Pool in order to raise money to allow the military to purchase more missiles.

YOUTUBE (CNN) - Former Air Force secretary says Hegseth is doing ‘active harm’ to Defense Department

Frank Kendall, former Air Force Secretary under President Biden, tells CNN's Kaitlan Collins that some service members have questioned if they should remain in the military under Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's leadership.

HUFFPOST (U.S. News) - Lawmakers Ask Army To Explain Why It Told Military Unit To Stop Specializing In Drone Warfare

The move followed Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s sudden ousting of the Army’s prior chief of staff, Gen. Randy George.

STRIPES (Svetlana Shkolnikova) - Lawmakers ask Army to explain decision to phase out drone unit | Stars and Stripes

The Army established the Unmanned Assault Battalion in January and tasked about 600 soldiers with developing new concepts for fighting with drones.

STRIPES (Phillip Walter Wellman) - UN experts demand accountability 1 year into US military drug-boat strikes | Stars and Stripes

A group of United Nations-appointed human rights experts renewed calls for an investigation into U.S. strikes on suspected drug-trafficking boats.