美國財長貝森特：債務困境可能阻礙企業對員工和未來的投資。

據Axios：伊朗對美國的空襲進行報復，向位於約旦的美國基地發射了彈道導彈。

Defense Secretary Hegseth has overseen an accelerated purge of senior U.S. military leadership since April, removing or prompting early retirement for multiple four‑star officers. Notable departures: Army Chief of Staff Randy George retired in April weeks after the Iran strike; former U.S. Army Europe/Africa commander Christopher Donahue left in July after 18 months; Army Vice Chief James Mingus was pushed to retire early; former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs C.Q. Brown, Navy operations chief Lisa Franchetti, Air Force Vice Chief James Slife and Air Force Chief David Allvin all left amid a Feb–Aug 2025 leadership shake‑up. Southern Command’s Alvin Holsey retired in October 2025 after roughly a year on the job during Venezuela‑coastal operations; NSA/Cyber Command head Timothy Haugh was removed in April 2025 following pressure from a right‑wing activist; and Defense Intelligence Agency director Jeffrey Kruse was removed in August 2025 after a DIA assessment of an earlier Iran strike reportedly angered the White House. Administration rationale cited DEI disagreements and operational/intelligence disputes; the Pentagon provided no formal explanation for several exits. The administration has moved to replace key acquisition and space officials and to staff intelligence and service leadership: nominees and confirmations this year include a deputy undersecretary for acquisition and sustainment, an Air Force assistant secretary for space procurement and integration, the Senate‑confirmed National Reconnaissance Office director in August, and on Sept. 2 a Vietnamese‑American nominee for Navy secretary, whom the president urged the Senate to confirm quickly.