Acting @SecArmy Adam Telle and Acting Chief of Staff Gen. Chris LaNeve recently spent time with Louisiana State University cadets -- who are among the first to join America's Corps of Cadets, a groundbreaking @SecWar initiative that's expanding the officer commissioning pipeline. The Army leaders also spent time with cadets at the @LSU vs. @msstate game, and Gen. LaNeve had the honor of firing the pre-game cannon. Both leaders recognized retired Lt. Col. John Purdy for his 22 years of distinguished service and over two decades as LSU's head men's athletic trainer. Gen. LaNeve thanked LSU for its long and storied history contributing to the U.S. military, telling cadets "Now you all are part of that history."

Acting Minister of Defense of the Islamic Republic of Iran: 🚫Iran has effectively changed the balance of power in the region and has proven that the era of "hit and run," the era of deploying troops from across the ocean and making threats, is over. 🚫Amusing propaganda in the media is unable to change the reality on the battlefield and determine the winning side. 🚫Read the thousands of years of Iranian history to understand: you must speak to the Iranian people in a language of respect.

Acting Attorney General @DAGToddBlanche: "Since Jan. 20, 2025, we have extradited, transferred, and secured convictions against hundreds of the world's most dangerous drug traffickers in federal courtrooms across the United States...Our efforts have saved thousands of lives and brought back law and order to our communities. This mission obviously requires brave men and women in law enforcement, talented prosecutors, steadfast partners at the state and local levels, and members of our international community."

Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche faced questions over the DOJ's handling of the Jeffrey Epstein files during his confirmation hearing, apologizing to survivors whose personal information was not properly redacted.

Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche threatened lawsuits against four states that have gun restrictions similar to the Hawaii law that the Supreme Court struck down last week.