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Trump Ally in Congress Discloses Investment in Private Defense Firm — And Yes, It Has Government Contracts

While investors follow the trading activity of members of Congress buying stocks and options, disclosures of investments in privately traded companies are sparking increased attention as well. A member of Congress recently disclosed investing in a private drone company with government contracts.

Benzinga

Trump & Hegseth Reportedly Clashed Over Key Aspect Of Iran War: Missile Depletion

Two people familiar with the conversation told the newspaper that the president's concerns centered on the impact the shortages could have on future military operations.

International Business Times

Missile impossible: Trump's Iran war runs into dwindling arsenal?

TOI Correspondent from Washington : A reported clash between Donald Trump and his Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth over dwindling stock of missiles and munitions that purportedly led to the U.S President calling off “the biggest attack since World War II” on Iran has briefly eclipsed the war itself.

The Times of India

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Trump denies US low on key munitions in war with Iran after reports of shortages

President’s comment come after report he had demanded answers from Pete Hegseth over alleged shortages

The Guardian - US

Trump Explodes at Hegseth as America's Weapons Stockpile Hits Breaking Point

Trump reportedly confronted Pete Hegseth over US missile shortages as conflicting accounts and concerns about military readiness fuel fresh scrutiny of the Pentagon.

International Business Times UK

Report says Trump confronted Hegseth over depleted missile stockpiles at Camp David. The White House calls it ‘100% fake news’

Trump reportedly thought the munitions problem "had been fixed."

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"Fake news!": White House rubbishes report of Doanld Trump-Pete Hegseth clash over US munitions shortages

The rebuttals follow a report by The Washington Post citing two sources familiar with the matter, which alleged that Trump interrogated Hegseth regarding a diminishing inventory of crucial weaponry, including air defence interceptors and long-range guided missiles.

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Trump ‘questions Hegseth’ over Iran war weapons shortage – what we know

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The Independent UK

Trump vows jail for ‘treasonous leakers’ over missile shortage report in latest Truth Social rant

President rages that any insiders who spoke to the press will be ‘hunted down’ and face ‘long term jail sentences’ after White House denies confrontation with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth over weaponry used against Iran

The Independent UK

Trump dismisses reports of munitions shortages, says US has 'massive amounts'

The Washington Post reported that Trump demanded answers about the munitions shortages from Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth last Friday, when they attended a cabinet meeting at the Camp David presidential retreat.

Euronews

Trump confronted Hegseth at Camp David over Iran munitions shortage, report says

The Pentagon chief reportedly blamed his deputy, Stephen Feinberg, for not making sure the president was fully informed of the issue

The Independent UK

US Reportedly Dropped '2,000 Munitions at 2,000 Distinct Targets' in Iran Using Elon Musk's Grok AI System

A sworn statement in a US Clean Air Act lawsuit claims the Pentagon used Elon Musk's Grok AI to help launch over 2,000 munitions at 2,000 targets in Iran in just four days.

International Business Times UK

Iran war: Hegseth rejects media reports claiming US missile defence stockpiles 'dangerously low'

US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth denied reports of depleted missile defense stockpiles. CNN cited sources claiming nearly 80 percent of THAAD interceptors were used. Senior commanders warned of dangerously low munitions after operations linked to Iran. Pentagon and White House officials rejected suggestions of insufficient military capabilities. They stated…

The Economic Times

US left with almost zero long-range precision missiles after Iran war, reports say; why dwindling stockpiles are raising alarm

United States has depleted most long-range precision missiles during its Iran campaign. This development raises concerns about America's preparedness for future major conflicts. Key weapons like ATACMS and PrSM are significantly reduced in inventory. Tomahawk cruise missile and defensive interceptor supplies also face pressure. However, the Pentagon maintains sufficient military…

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International Business Times UK

Pentagon UAP Release: Objects Spotted Over Nuclear Sites for 77 Years, Every Case Still Unresolved

The Pentagon's latest UFO files confirm unexplained objects have appeared over US nuclear sites since 1949, with no cases formally closed. The release includes 334 declassified files across four tranches.

Medical Daily

New Reporting Details Closed Separation Hearings Where a Medical Diagnosis Decides a Service Member's Career

A New York Times report describes closed military separation boards where a gender dysphoria diagnosis in a medical record drives the outcome.

Roll Call

Pentagon: National Guard in DC to cost another $1.43 billion

The Trump administration’s planned deployment of National Guard troops in Washington, D.C., through the end of his presidential term will cost $1.43 billion, or $51 million a month, in addition to the amount spent so far, according to a new Pentagon estimate. The new estimate of the costs going forward,…

The Economic Times

How the Iran war is draining America's long-range missiles crucial in countering potential China, Russia threats

US Army's long-range missile stockpiles are significantly depleted after operations against Iran. Reuters reports that ATACMS and PrSM missiles have been heavily utilized. This depletion raises concerns about America's readiness for future major power conflicts. Defensive missile inventories, including Patriot and THAAD, have also seen reductions. Production is now ramping…

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MarketBeat

3 Drone Stocks That Should Soar After the Summer Slump

Drone stocks AeroVironment, Kratos, and Red Cat have pulled back from 2026 highs despite strong revenue growth and Pentagon spending plans, with analysts still projecting significant upside.

The Economic Times

US has used 'virtually all' of its long-range precision missiles during Iran war, sources say

The United States has nearly exhausted its supply of key long-range missiles. This depletion occurred during the ongoing five-month conflict with Iran. Concerns are rising about the military's readiness for future potential conflicts. The nation also used a significant portion of its Tomahawk missile reserves. Officials worry about the impact…

Fortune

The AI race isn’t about models, it’s about infrastructure—and the U.S. is still far ahead

So long as the U.S. controls the underlying infrastructure that enables AI ecosystems, it will stay dominant.

Barchart

A $1.6 Billion Reason to Buy SpaceX Stock Now

SpaceX just landed another $1.6 billion Pentagon contract, reinforcing the long-term bull case for the aerospace giant.

International Business Times UK

US Military Emails Troops for 'Creative' Ways to Punish Iran as It Appears to Run Out of Ideas

The US military is seeking unconventional strategies to pressure Iran, indicating a strategic stalemate. CENTCOM's request for creative ideas underscores the challenges in the ongoing conflict.

The Independent UK

US faces new pressure to build weapons without China's rare earth magnets

A group of young scientists and entrepreneurs started a backyard lab in Boston in 2018 to find a cleaner metal-refining method

International Business Times UK

Trump Under Fire After Report Alleges Pentagon Removed Four Fallen Troops To Hide the Cost of Iran War

Reports claim four US service members were removed from the Pentagon's casualty count post-Iran ceasefire, sparking criticism.

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