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Pentagon accepts Boeing jet from Qatar

Pentagon accepts $400 million jet from Qatar for President Donald Trump

Democrats are calling for an investigation of the unprecedented gift, which will require extensive renovation to serve as a flying White House.

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Pentagon accepts luxury jet from Qatar to use as Air Force One

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Pentagon announces it has accepted jet from Qatar that will be used by Trump once it is modified

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Senate Democrats Seek Inquiry Into Bondi’s Role in Gift of Qatari Jet to Trump

Members of Congress from both parties have repeatedly expressed concern over the plane deal.

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Trump lashes out on reporter during meeting with South African counterpart

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U.S. Formally Accepts Luxury Jet From Qatar for Trump

In Trump Era, Taiwan Defense Chief Says U.S. Still Is a Check on China

Wellington Koo says the Trump administration has a shared interest in security in the region, but Taiwan must also ready its own forces for asymmetric warfare.

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Hegseth hosts first meeting of what he says will be a monthly Christian prayer service at Pentagon

Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth hosted a Christian prayer service on Wednesday at the Pentagon for employees that included a sermon by his hometown pastor who said President Donald Trump had been “sovereignly appointed.

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Pentagon chief launches another review into U.S Afghanistan withdrawal

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth on Tuesday announced the launch of a new "comprehensive review" of the United States' chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan to ensure those responsible face accountability.

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Pentagon touts major defense partnership with United Arab Emirates

The Trump administration plans to establish a “Major Defense Partnership” with the United Arab Emirates (UAE), bilateral cooperation that could mean joint weapons development and closer military

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Special operations are becoming the Pentagon’s future ‘normal’

Special operations are also becoming more of a model for the way the Pentagon can acquire technology: buying things, trying them out, and then deploying them—all in a fraction of the time it takes the Army or Navy to create a program of record.