Austins Secret Hospitalizations 'Unnecessarily' Boosted US National Security Risks, Report Reveals

A report from the Department of Defense's Office of Inspector General found that Secretary Austin's secret hospitalizations 'unnecessarily' increased the US national security risk due to the lack of transparency and potential leaks. The investigation revealed that Austin's health was often unknown to the public and his absence from official events or meetings could lead to concerns about his fitness for duty. This lack of information created an environment conducive to speculation and misinformation, ultimately posing a risk to national security.