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Today on Media Miss Minute, the father of a service member killed in the Iran war
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is pushing back on Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth after he claimed families told him to
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finish the job. And as the war continues, the U.S. is issuing a warning for all Americans traveling abroad
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I'm Craig DeGrelli. In today's Media Miss Minute, we're looking at two stories getting
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little attention from partisan outlets, starting with what the right is missing
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The father of a U.S. service member killed in the Iran war is directly disputing a claim from Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth
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After a private meeting with families of six service members who died when a refueling plane crashed in Iraq
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Hegseth said they told him to, quote, finish the job. Charles Simmons, whose 28-year-old son
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Tech Sergeant Tyler Simmons, was among those killed, says he never said that and didn't hear anyone else say it either
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Now to what the left is missing. The State Department has issued a worldwide security alert for Americans abroad
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with a focus on the Middle East. Officials are urging travelers to use extra caution
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and follow guidance from the nearest U.S. embassy or consulate. The alert follows attacks on several U.S. diplomatic facilities in recent weeks
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including some outside the Middle East. For more stories missed or minimized by partisan media
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open the Straight Arrow News app and tap on the Media Miss tab
