Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said he didn’t see two survivors after an initial U.S. strike on an alleged drug boat, but praised a commander for making the “correct decision” to sink the vessel

U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth faced backlash after stating he did not remain to observe a second military strike on an alleged drug-trafficking boat, which resulted in significant casualties. This incident has drawn criticism from Democrats, who labeled Hegseth as 'spineless' and a 'national embarrassment.' The White House has been accused of shielding Hegseth amid growing scrutiny over the legality of these military operations.

President Trump expressed strong opposition to immigrants from Somalia, stating he does not want them in the U.S. This remark comes as federal authorities prepare for an operation targeting Somali immigrants in Minneapolis, raising concerns about increased enforcement actions against this community.

Harvard University reported nearly half a billion dollars in cryptocurrency holdings in its latest quarterly report, coinciding with a significant downturn in the Bitcoin market. This timing raises concerns about the institution's investment strategy and risk management practices in volatile asset classes.

President Trump convened his Cabinet amid controversy surrounding Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's authorization of military strikes in the Caribbean that resulted in the deaths of two survivors from an initial attack on their boat. Hegseth defended the operations, asserting that the U.S. is committed to targeting drug traffickers.

Former President Donald Trump has made controversial remarks labeling Somali migrants as 'garbage' and expressing a desire to prevent their entry into the United States, citing concerns about their reliance on social safety nets. This statement reflects Trump's ongoing stance against immigration from certain countries, particularly those he categorizes as 'Third World.'

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is facing increasing scrutiny over military strikes on alleged drug-trafficking boats in the Caribbean, particularly following a September attack that raised questions about the legality and ethics of such operations. Amidst this controversy, Hegseth claimed he did not see survivors due to 'the fog of war,' which has further fueled public and congressional concern.

Michael and Susan Dell have announced a historic donation of $6.25 billion to establish 'Trump Accounts,' which are tax-deferred investment accounts intended to benefit approximately 25 million children in the United States. Each eligible child will receive $250 in their account as part of this initiative.

The Pentagon's Inspector General has completed an investigation into Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth regarding his sharing of sensitive military information on a Signal group chat in March. The final report has been delivered to Hegseth, marking the conclusion of this inquiry into potential misconduct.