ProPublica backlash raged after email revealed one hour deadline provided for Pete Hegseth to prove he wasn't lying about West Point.

ProPublica is facing backlash from conservatives over its journalistic methods covering a story related to Secretary of Defense nominee Pete Hegseth's acceptance by West Point.

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Author and media critic Steve Krakauer discusses under-fire Pete Hegseth who recently hit out at a false smear.

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Unmasking the Media's Agenda Against Pete Hegseth** In an alarming display of sensationalism, ProPublica's recent attempt to undermine Pete Hegseth's character has backfired spe ...

When is a news story not a news story? Perhaps when it is disproven prior to publication. Pete Hegseth, President-elect ...

In a plot twist that sounds straight out of a political drama, West Point found itself in the hot seat this week after an ...

After a West Point spokesperson falsely claimed that Pete Hegseth had not even applied to the institution, much less been ...

Rep. Jim Banks has accused West Point of attempting to "sabotage" Pete Hegseth's Secretary of Defense nomination after mistakenly claiming he was not accepted.

West Point apologized after an official gave false information about Pete Hegseth to a left-wing reporter for a hit piece.