Topic: Donald Rumsfeld

Unless the trajectory of the Department of Government Efficiency is reversed as it descends on the Pentagon, it will not achieve its goals of reforming the system and saving large amounts of money.

This week marked the first anniversary of America's withdrawal from Afghanistan. It is hard to overstate the calamity that ensued.

Donald Rumsfeld, who served as defense secretary under Presidents Gerald Ford and George W. Bush, has died in Taos, N.M., his family announced Wednesday. He was 88.

Ten former Pentagon chiefs on Sunday declared the election over and warned the Trump administration's Defense Department that military intervention would not only violate the Constitution but also result in prosecution.

President Donald Trump on Friday nominated Justin Walker, a Kentucky judge who was a controversial pick for the federal bench when he was appointed on a party-line vote five months ago, for a seat in Washington, D.C.

A Washington Post report stating senior U.S. officials knowingly misled the public about the progress of the Afghan war prompted outrage and a call for a congressional hearing on Monday.

Antarctica is further from civilization than any other place on Earth. The Greenland ice sheet is closer to home but around one-tenth the size of its southern sibling.

George Herbert Walker Bush, the 41st president of the United States, died Friday, his family announced. He was 94.

Christian Bale portrays former Vice President Dick Cheney alongside Sam Rockwell as former President George W. Bush in the first trailer for "Vice."

On May 1, 1985, President Ronald Reagan banned trade with Nicaragua to try to undermine the Sandinista government.