Pentagon
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Anti-Drone Laser Installed at Mar-a-Lago Amid Security Push
A newly identified anti-drone laser system at the Palm Beach estate of President Donald Trump signals a shift in domestic airspace security as the Pentagon ramps up countermeasures against potential aerial threats.
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US Military Confronts Tomahawk Stockpile Strain Amid Iran Conflict
High expenditure rates of Tomahawk cruise missiles during Operation Epic Fury have sparked internal Pentagon concerns over long-term strategic readiness.
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Judge Voids Pentagon Press Restrictions After Legal Challenge
A federal judge ruled that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s restrictive press policy, which limited independent media access to the Pentagon, is unconstitutional.
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Pentagon Seeks $200 Billion for Iran Conflict
The Pentagon is reportedly requesting over $200 billion in emergency funding for the escalating conflict in Iran, with initial costs already surpassing $11 billion in the first week.
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Chinese Startup MizarVision Neutralizes Pentagon Surveillance
A Chinese AI startup, MizarVision, is publishing high-resolution satellite images of US military assets, effectively neutralizing billions spent on Pentagon spy technology and revealing troop movements.
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US Pentagon Identifies Six Service Members Killed in Iraq Plane Crash
The Pentagon has named the six U.S. service members who died when a KC-135 refueling aircraft crashed in western Iraq on Thursday.
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Pentagon Taps Wall Street for $200B China Containment Fund
The Pentagon is set to hire dozens of financial experts from top Wall Street firms to manage a new unit focused on funding defense projects aimed at ‘containing’ China, potentially mobilizing up to $200 billion.
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Hegseth Signals Escalated Pentagon Strategy Against Iran
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced an intensified campaign against Iran’s military infrastructure, emphasizing the systematic destruction of missile production capabilities.
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US Munitions Costs Hit $11.3 Billion in Initial Six Days of Iran
US War with Iran Costs Billions: US Munitions Costs Hit $11.3 Billion in Initial Six Days of Iran. Read the full story and key context on Azat TV.
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Anthropic Sues U.S. Government Over National Security Risk Designation
AI firm Anthropic has filed federal lawsuits against the Trump administration after being designated a supply-chain risk.
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OpenAI Robotics Head Quits Over Pentagon AI Deal Concerns
Caitlin Kalinowski, OpenAI’s robotics head, resigned after the company’s Pentagon deal, raising ethical concerns over surveillance and autonomous weapons. Her departure signals growing dissent.
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OpenAI Adjusts Pentagon AI Agreement Amid Anthropic Blacklisting
OpenAI modified its AI deal with the Pentagon after Anthropic was blacklisted by federal agencies, addressing concerns over AI safeguards and military.
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OpenAI’s Pentagon AI Contract Under Scrutiny for Surveillance Loopholes
OpenAI’s Pentagon AI contract, touted by CEO Sam Altman, is under intense scrutiny. Experts challenge claims that the deal prevents mass surveillance.
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OpenAI Agrees Pentagon AI Deal With Key Ethical Safeguards
OpenAI finalized a Pentagon contract to deploy AI models with safeguards preventing mass surveillance and autonomous weapons use.
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Trump Halts Claude AI Use Amid Pentagon Ethics Clash
President Trump ordered federal agencies to stop using Anthropic’s Claude AI, escalating a dispute over military deployment and ethical safeguards for autonomous weapons.