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Pentagon ends "What did you do last week?" email requirement for civilians
The requirement — driven by Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency — ended Wednesday, and civilians were instructed to identify ways to cut waste.
US senator calls for AI competition in Pentagon contracting
Democratic Senator Elizabeth Warren urged the U.S. Department of Defense to ensure competitive AI contracting, according to a ...
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Pentagon sunsets Elon Musk's "what did you do last week" email mandate
The Department of Defense has officially ended Elon Musk's "what did you do last week" emails, a Pentagon spokesperson said ...
Pete Hegseth Faces Backlash For Pentagon Press Crackdown: 'Direct Attack'
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is facing backlash after issuing orders on Friday restricting credentialed journalists from ...
The Pentagon wants troops to change duty stations less often
Frequent moves have long been a quality-of-life issue for military families due to impacts on spouse employment, moving costs ...
Pentagon rolls out epic new ad touting end of wokeness under Trump, Hegseth: ‘No more gender confusion’
We don’t fight because we hate what’s in front of us,” the defense secretary says in the spot. “We fight because we love what ...
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Pentagon orders civilian employees to submit money-saving ideas
The Pentagon did not immediately respond to questions about whether the weekly emails had been used to initiate disciplinary ...
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Hegseth Restricts Press Access at Pentagon, Says Journalists Will Be Required to Sign Pledge
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has taken yet another step to curtail the work of the press inside the Pentagon by imposing ...
Defense Secretary Hegseth puts new limits on press access at the Pentagon
The Pentagon restrictions on media covering the military follow a series of moves by the Trump administration to curtail ...
Pentagon gears up for $151 billion in contracts on Trump’s Golden Dome; boost likely for Huntsville
The announcement comes as the Missile Defense Agency is preparing a workshop for defense contractors in Huntsville.