The Washington Post has published detailed information regarding the personal security arrangements of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, revealing that the extensive security detail required to protect him and his family across multiple locations is straining the U.S. Army's protective unit. This has led to the suspension of critical investigative work by the Army's agents, who have been reassigned from criminal investigations to security duties. The disclosure of these sensitive security details has prompted calls for an FBI investigation into the leaks. Separately, DHS Secretary Kristi Noem accused the media, including The Washington Post, of doxxing her by publishing her personal address and apartment details. In related political news, the Texas state House is scheduled to consider a controversial redistricting plan after delays and protests from Democrats. Additionally, Microsoft is reportedly limiting early access to cyber vulnerability information for Chinese firms.