Helene Cooper is a journalist at The New York Times. She covers a range of topics including security and law enforcement, counterterrorism, and military affairs, with a particular focus on law enforcement technology and drone technology. Helene has been featured in various prominent publications such as the Chicago Tribune, The Wall Street Journal, and The Sydney Morning Herald.
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Helene Cooper's articles primarily focus on government and politics, particularly international relations, military activities, and conflicts. Her coverage also includes evolving stories and breaking news related to world affairs.
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By: Maggie Haberman, Victor Mather, Pranav Baskar, Jim Tankersley, Eshe Nelson, Phuriphat Dejsuphong, Jenny Gross, Alan Rappeport, David Pierson, Richard C. Paddock, Greg Jaffe, Chris Cameron, Helene Cooper
Trump Live Updates: Bessent Hosts G20 Summit; U.S. Strikes Iran for Second Time in Three Days
By: Eric Schmitt, Helene Cooper, Greg Jaffe
The defense secretary’s cuts, which have hit about 10 percent of the military’s top officers, are dividing the Pentagon, officials said.
Army Secretary Daniel P. Driscoll, the service’s top civilian leader, who clashed repeatedly with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth over the ouster of key combat-tested Army leaders, handed in his resignation
The US military said it had destroyed five Iranian oil tankers in reprisal for attempted strikes by Iran on a US Navy warship
By: Helene Cooper
The latest round of fighting may result in reports of traumatic brain injuries among American service members, officials warned.
By: Maggie Haberman, Helene Cooper, Jonathan Swan, Eric Schmitt
The president vacillated but decided on Sunday not to join Saudi Arabia, for now, in joint strikes against the Houthis in Yemen. But he also needs the kingdom’s cooperation in his war against Iran.
The gathering comes as the defense secretary is facing precarious times as the public face of the Trump administration’s unpopular war against Iran.
By: John Ismay, Helene Cooper
WASHINGTON -- Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth gathered hundreds of junior officers and enlisted troops at a base in Virginia on Wednesday to extol
By: Helene Cooper, John Ismay
WASHINGTON -- Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth gathered hundreds of junior officers and enlisted troops at a base in Virginia on Wednesday to extol the virtues of basing Pentagon policy on culture-war issues and to complain about the news media.
By: Helene Cooper, John Ismay
