Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth plays the Washington suit game in his own way, but he's got another kind of unusual look — operator casual.

British journalist Dilly Hussain, meanwhile, wrote, “Muslims should not be offended or shocked at Pete Hegseth’s new ‘kafir’ tattoo or his crusader ‘Deus Vult’ tattoo. He’s merely displaying America’s foreign policy and mindset to Islam and Muslims.”

U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is "on the hot seat" as some in the Pentagon grow tired of his antics, a senior intelligence service official said Sunday. Marc Polymeropoulos, a retired CIA official with 26 years in the agency behind him,

US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth is facing intense scrutiny after recent images of an Arabic tattoo reading "kafir," or "infidel," sparked allegations of Islamophobia and anti-Muslim bias from activists and advocacy groups.

No, I’m going to answer that. I think that’s an offensive line of questioning. The answer is no,” CIA director John Ratcliffe fumed.

U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth called Japan on Sunday an "indispensable partner" in deterring growing Chinese assertiveness in the region and announced upgrading the U.S. military command in Japan to a new "war-fighting headquarters.

An image shared on Facebook claims Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has purportedly declassified “all [of the] Benghazi files.” Verdict: False The claim is false and originally stems from a recent article published by the satire site “The Dunning-Kruger Times.

Political fallout is mounting as some Republicans are breaking with the White House on the severity of the leak.

The Pentagon’s intelligence and law enforcement arms are investigating what it says are leaks of national security information.

Pete Hegseth has been accused of showcasing a 'clear symbol of Islamophobia' after a tattoo of the Arabic word 'Kafir' was spotted on his arm during a visit to Pearl Harbor