The Trump Administration's Secretary of War is recast as an overeager content creator who mistakes a 5K race for an Antifa uprising

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth when both worked at the network that the 2020 election was stolen, according to documents released as part of Smartmatic’s defamation lawsuit against Fox News.

The defense secretary said a new plaque bearing only a secondary title was needed to clarify the Pentagon’s mission.

Sen. Mark Kelly slammed President Trump and Pete Hegseth, saying they are attempting to "intimidate him" by having the FBI interview him and other Dem lawmakers

"You must not follow illegal orders. It was pretty basic," U.S. Sen. Mark Kelly, D-Ariz., who has faced threats for a video posted to social media, said.

Chrissy Houlahan, a Democrat from southeastern Pennsylvania, shared voicemails she got following a viral video from former and retired congressional service members.

Although Trump urged him not to make a bunch of social media content in South Park, Hegseth defied those orders by using military resources for clicks to take down what he called an “Antifa uprising.” (In reality, the town’s residents were running in the annual Turkey Trot, now sponsored by Saudi Arabia.)

The penultimate episode of the 28th season of the hit series turned away from Washington but still saw the Department of War come for the small town, thanks to Pete Hegseth.