Pentagon

Resurfaced posts show a Pentagon official called Army soldiers fat and lazy. This isn't a social media scandal. It's a window into a civilian bureaucratic class that has forgotten its entire reason for existing is to serve the warfighter.

The Department of Defense's acquisition system produces capable platforms slowly. The slow production was tolerable when the strategic environment moved slowly. The strategic environment has stopped moving slowly.

A top general reportedly opposes military action against Iran. Whether the report is accurate matters far less than the strategic question it exposes, and nobody wants to answer that.

Pentagon leadership warns Congress that armed forces recruitment quotas fell 12% below target in early 2026. Readiness assessments flag deployable personnel shortages.

The same people who wanted chaplains replaced with counselors are scandalized that the Defense Secretary quotes Scripture. The outrage tells you everything.

Anduril Industries is trending for a reason. The defense startup is doing what Lockheed Martin and Raytheon spent decades failing to do, build fast, ship real hardware, and treat national security like a product problem worth solving.

Operation Epic Fury-style AI warfare isn't coming, it's here. The question isn't whether to use it, but whether America will lead it or follow it.

When the Secretary of Defense stands in front of cameras during an active operation, he's not just informing the press. He's signaling.

INDOPACOM's budget request and its operational requirements don't match. The gap isn't just numbers, it's deterrence credibility in the Taiwan Strait.

A decorated Navy SEAL's name is trending. In an era of Pentagon social engineering, his story is a reminder of what military service actually looks like.

The Defense Department's decision to cut off Anthropic from its AI contracts isn't a Silicon Valley story. It's a national security story, and it raises questions that need answers.