By summer 2018, there were reports that Mattis was more and more sidelined from White House policy discussions. Tillerson, Mattis’s ally, had finally been fired in March, and Trump had a much ...

Over the past 24 hours, the White House has confronted a public split between the president and Defense Secretary Mark Esper, a blistering denunciation by his former top Pentagon official James ...

Defense Secretary James Mattis Keeps Low Profile Amid White House Controversy Defense Secretary James Mattis is one of most influential figures in the Trump administration, and yet recently he has ...

Mattis Exit Prompts Speculation About Future of Trump White House—'There's Going to Be an Intervention' Published Dec 21, 2018 at 5:46 AM EST Updated Dec 21, 2018 at 11:37 AM EST By ...

Mattis’s exit likewise rounds out a year in which Trump pushed out nearly every moderating presence in the White House. Those staffers once seen as the “adults” in the room—Rex Tillerson ...

James Mattis said Trump has 'understanding of a fifth or sixth grader,' new book claims. The White House labels veteran journalist's new book 'nothing more than fabricated stories' as Mr Mattis ...

Defense Secretary James Mattis said Tuesday that he “absolutely” supports the creation of a new space branch for the military, but declined to say whether it would be the separate Space Force ...

The White House has compiled an informal list of potential replacements for Defense Secretary James Mattis in preparation for the retired general’s hypothetical decision to leave his Cabinet ...

So when a DoD spokesman tweeted on Saturday that Mattis spent the Friday morning before Memorial Day weekend serving breakfast to White House employees, well, we’re inclined to believe it.

The House on Friday approved a waiver that would allow retired Marine Gen. James Mattis to serve as defense secretary, sending the measure to the White House. The vote was 268-151.

For Gen. James Mattis and other military leaders, Donald Trump finally went too far. Listen to General Mattis: America doesn’t send soldiers to bully law-abiding protesters - Chicago Sun-Times ...