A draft memo to Congress, seen by NPR, shows Hegseth lashing out at the group formerly known as the Boy Scouts of America for becoming “genderless,” promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), and turning into an organization designed to “attack boy-friendly spaces.”

The Pentagon announced Monday it is investigating Democratic Sen. Mark Kelly of Arizona over possible breaches of military law after the former Navy pilot joined a handful of other lawmakers in a

A federal agency wants to exhume unknown servicemembers who died in the Pearl Harbor attack, including on the battleship Arizona, 84 years ago.

President Donald Trump seized on the video last week and accused Kelly and the five other Democrats in it of sedition, “punishable by death.” He also reposted “hang them,” sparking widespread outrage that he was calling for their executions.

Federal-sector unions are supporting an effort to secure bargaining rights for Pentagon employees as lawmakers finalize last-minute amendments to the military's must-pass legislation.

The Pentagon is urging the House to investigate whether Rep. Eugene Vindman (D-Virginia) improperly consulted on behalf of Ukraine — a claim he denies.

The National Press Club unveiled an exhibit honoring the Pentagon press corps, a little more than a month after journalists departed under new rules.

The Pentagon's Metro station was the most popular in Arlington this year, followed closely by the one in Pentagon City, according to a new analysis. The stop at the Pentagon received about 10,300 daily riders,