Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth on Tuesday nullified an Army investigation into the unauthorized helicopter flybys of musician Kid Rock’s estate and anti-Trump protests in Tennessee over the weekend, announcing the move just hours after military officials opened their disciplinary review of the soldiers involved.
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Tuesday, April 7
Hegseth exonerates helicopter crews over Kid Rock flyby, nullifying Army probe
