Pete Hegseth has instructed the Defense Department to combat foreign interference in the upcoming U.S. midterm elections. The Pentagon is deploying military cyber and intelligence tools to safeguard election systems. Advanced technologies, including AI and cyber tools, are being used as part of a broader national security strategy. Hegseth's directive aims to counter potential foreign meddling during the midterms.
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