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Tata, in turn, reported through the Defense Department’s leadership structure to Deputy Defense Secretary Steve Feinberg, Hegseth’s second-in-command.

Hegseth is reportedly considering a move that could dramatically reshape the emerging battle over who eventually inherits President Donald Trump’s MAGA coalition.

The report immediately sparked speculation that another heavyweight might join what could become a crowded Republican presidential field.

The Pentagon is strongly disputing the story, however, and Hegseth himself responded with an emphatic denial after it was published.

“Secretary Hegseth is not running for president, and his main priority is leading the War Department,” a Pentagon spokesperson told NBC News.

“All other speculation is foolish,” the statement added.

Hegseth personally responded after the report was published and was even more forceful in his denial.

“100% false,” Hegseth wrote on X.

“We told NBC that, but they just lie w/ anonymous ‘sources,’” he added.

From North Carolina, Lara Trump was elevated from surrogate to power broker,

co-chair of the RNC, with a mandate that goes far beyond fundraising or fac… Continues…

In a sterile meeting room in North Carolina, a generational power shift was quietly sealed.

To supporters, this is long overdue alignment: the party finally bending to its most dominant figure and his loyal inner circle

as RNC co-chair is not just a promotion; it is the formal merging of party machinery with one family’s political destiny.

Her rise cements Donald Trump’s control over the party’s purse strings, messaging, and ground game heading into a brutal election cycle.

Either way, Lara Trump’s new role is a clear signal: the era of quiet resistance within the party

To critics inside the GOP, it feels like the last guardrail snapping, the transformation from

Republican National Committee to Trump National Committee now complete.

Either way, Lara Trump’s new role is a clear signal: the era of quiet resistance within the party

is ending, and the next chapter will be written by those who never planned to share power.

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump declared Thursday that the conflict between the United States and Iran was effectively over after announcing that he had canceled additional U.S. military strikes, signaling a dramatic shift from confrontation toward negotiations.

Speaking during a tele-rally supporting Georgia Lt. Gov. Burt Jones in his campaign for governor, Trump said the two countries had reached a point where diplomacy could potentially replace further military action.

“I don’t know if you heard, but we ended the war with Iran today,” Trump said.

The president said a central condition of any agreement would be Iran’s commitment not to develop a nuclear weapon. According to Trump, that issue represented the overwhelming majority of the U.S. objective in the conflict.

“They have agreed never to have a nuclear weapon,” Trump said, describing the issue as “95 percent” of the purpose behind the military campaign.

Despite his announcement, Trump indicated that the situation was not yet fully resolved. He said the U.S. naval blockade affecting the Strait of Hormuz would remain in place until a formal agreement was completed.

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