A look at what Pete Hegseth has said about the deadly strike in the Carribean—and how his explanations have changed

Hegseth has faced major backlash after news reports found that the U.S. authorized a second strike in the Caribbean that killed two men in the water who survived the initial attack on an alleged drug boat. While Hegseth initially said the Washington Post report was “fake news,” the White House confirmed on Monday that the second strike happened.

A former Fox colleague says the defense secretary’s alleged ordering of strikes on suspected drug boats may amount to a war crime.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has been humiliated by a typo at Donald Trump's latest cabinet meeting, RadarOnline. com can reveal.

Immigration crackdown: Federal agents on Wednesday began dispersing across immigrant communities in New Orleans, the latest front in the Trump administration’s crackdown on immigration. It was unclear how long the effort would last in the Democratic-led city, which had been bracing for the agents’ arrival for weeks.

Resurfaced clip shows Pete Hegseth saying military should not follow illegal orders to commit war crimes For an administration that loves AI-generated imagery, you'd think that someone would have hopped onto Photoshop. Donald Trump's social media rants are starting to get exhausting.

According to images and screenshots shared of the meeting, U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's title was misspelled on his placard, reading "Ssecretary of War." Snopes readers shared an image of Hegseth seated behind the apparently misspelt placard and asked us to ascertain whether the error was real.

The scrutiny surrounding Hegseth’s brash leadership style is surfacing what has been long-building discontent in Congress.

Hegseth was joined by his wife, Jen, for a recent podcast interview where they discussed their seven children

WASHINGTON - The Defense Department Inspector General concluded in a report filed Tuesday that the information Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth shared on a group Signal chat about a pending military operation in Yemen was considered classified,