Pete Hegseth confirmed as Donald Trump's defense secretary
- The US Senate confirmed Peter Hegseth as Defense Secretary in a tie-breaking vote amid controversy over his qualifications and past allegations.
- Opponents argue that Hegseth lacks the experience for the role and has a history of heavy drinking and domestic abuse.
- Hegseth faces allegations of sexual assault from a Republican conference, which he denies, claiming the encounter was consensual.
- Senate Majority Leader John Thune stated that Hegseth will bring a warrior's perspective to the position due to his military service.
- Senator Chris Murphy described Hegseth as 'dangerously and woefully unqualified' during the debate.
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