Pete Hegseth confirmed as Donald Trump's defense secretary
- The Senate is moving towards confirming Pete Hegseth as Defense Secretary, focusing on his commitment to a warrior culture at the Pentagon despite serious allegations against him.
- Hegseth faces accusations of sexual assault and abusive behavior, which he denies, claiming the encounters were consensual.
- The confirmation process reflects President Donald Trump's influence over the Republican-led Senate, with most senators supporting Hegseth amid pressure to back Trump's nominees.
- Senate Majority Leader John Thune stated that Hegseth will bring a warrior's perspective to the military role, while some senators expressed concerns about his qualifications and views on women in combat.
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