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DoD watchdog targets red tape for Iraqi training
There are warehouses full of weapons and equipment to train Iraqi counter-terror troops fighting the Islamic State group, but Iraqi red tape is keeping it locked up, according to a Pentagon watchdog agency.
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Lawmakers say Trump needs Congress’ OK to wage war on ISIS
When Congress returns from recess, U.S. President Donald Trump will face a push from some lawmakers who say he should ask for their authorization to wage an extended war in Syria and Iraq.
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US lawmakers urge Trump on Reaper sales to Jordan, UAE
A bipartisan group of nearly two dozen lawmakers is calling for the Trump administration to allow sales of armed unmanned systems to Jordan and the United Arab Emirates.
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Trump considers military push in Yemen war. US lawmakers push back
The U.S. would limit arms sales to Saudi Arabia over its campaign in Yemen, if legislation announced by four U.S. senators on Thursday passes Congress.
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Trump says NATO ‘no longer obsolete’ in series of foreign policy reversals
U.S. President Donald Trump has said NATO is “no longer obsolete,” a huge reversal from an oft-stated stance that alarmed U.S. allies, and one in a series of recent foreign policy U-turns.
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McCain, Graham urge Trump to take ‘greater military action’ in Syria
Hawkish Republican Sens. John McCain and Lindsey Graham are pressing the Trump administration to escalate military efforts to protect the Syrian people against President Bashar Assad.
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Congressional leaders urge Trump for broader Syria strategy
In the wake of U.S. President Donald Trump’s strike on a Syrian airfield in retaliation for deadly chemical weapons attacks, U.S. lawmakers want the commander in chief to spell out his broader strategy in Syria, and soon.
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Congress awaits next steps after Trump’s strike against Syria
Questions about the long-term strategy in the region and military force authorities remain unclear for lawmakers.
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As Trump weighs military action in Syria, lawmakers split on his legal authority
As President Trump contemplates military action against Syria for a spate of chemical weapons attacks against civilians, lawmakers are sending him mixed signals on how to proceed.
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Military brass warn Congress of budget gridlock’s impact
The U.S. military’s top brass warned lawmakers it will mean lost lives, halted training and sidelined equipment if Congress punts on spending legislation for this year and forces the military to operate for the next five months under fiscal 2016 levels.
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DoD watchdog targets red tape for Iraqi training
There are warehouses full of weapons and equipment to train Iraqi counter-terror troops fighting the Islamic State group, but Iraqi red tape is keeping it locked up, according to a Pentagon watchdog agency.
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Lawmakers say Trump needs Congress’ OK to wage war on ISIS
When Congress returns from recess, U.S. President Donald Trump will face a push from some lawmakers who say he should ask for their authorization to wage an extended war in Syria and Iraq.
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US lawmakers urge Trump on Reaper sales to Jordan, UAE
A bipartisan group of nearly two dozen lawmakers is calling for the Trump administration to allow sales of armed unmanned systems to Jordan and the United Arab Emirates.
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Trump considers military push in Yemen war. US lawmakers push back
The U.S. would limit arms sales to Saudi Arabia over its campaign in Yemen, if legislation announced by four U.S. senators on Thursday passes Congress.
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Trump says NATO ‘no longer obsolete’ in series of foreign policy reversals
U.S. President Donald Trump has said NATO is “no longer obsolete,” a huge reversal from an oft-stated stance that alarmed U.S. allies, and one in a series of recent foreign policy U-turns.
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McCain, Graham urge Trump to take ‘greater military action’ in Syria
Hawkish Republican Sens. John McCain and Lindsey Graham are pressing the Trump administration to escalate military efforts to protect the Syrian people against President Bashar Assad.
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Congressional leaders urge Trump for broader Syria strategy
In the wake of U.S. President Donald Trump’s strike on a Syrian airfield in retaliation for deadly chemical weapons attacks, U.S. lawmakers want the commander in chief to spell out his broader strategy in Syria, and soon.
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Congress awaits next steps after Trump’s strike against Syria
Questions about the long-term strategy in the region and military force authorities remain unclear for lawmakers.
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As Trump weighs military action in Syria, lawmakers split on his legal authority
As President Trump contemplates military action against Syria for a spate of chemical weapons attacks against civilians, lawmakers are sending him mixed signals on how to proceed.
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Military brass warn Congress of budget gridlock’s impact
The U.S. military’s top brass warned lawmakers it will mean lost lives, halted training and sidelined equipment if Congress punts on spending legislation for this year and forces the military to operate for the next five months under fiscal 2016 levels.
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DoD watchdog targets red tape for Iraqi training
There are warehouses full of weapons and equipment to train Iraqi counter-terror troops fighting the Islamic State group, but Iraqi red tape is keeping it locked up, according to a Pentagon watchdog agency.
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Lawmakers say Trump needs Congress’ OK to wage war on ISIS
When Congress returns from recess, U.S. President Donald Trump will face a push from some lawmakers who say he should ask for their authorization to wage an extended war in Syria and Iraq.
-
US lawmakers urge Trump on Reaper sales to Jordan, UAE
A bipartisan group of nearly two dozen lawmakers is calling for the Trump administration to allow sales of armed unmanned systems to Jordan and the United Arab Emirates.
-
Trump considers military push in Yemen war. US lawmakers push back
The U.S. would limit arms sales to Saudi Arabia over its campaign in Yemen, if legislation announced by four U.S. senators on Thursday passes Congress.
-
Trump says NATO ‘no longer obsolete’ in series of foreign policy reversals
U.S. President Donald Trump has said NATO is “no longer obsolete,” a huge reversal from an oft-stated stance that alarmed U.S. allies, and one in a series of recent foreign policy U-turns.
-
McCain, Graham urge Trump to take ‘greater military action’ in Syria
Hawkish Republican Sens. John McCain and Lindsey Graham are pressing the Trump administration to escalate military efforts to protect the Syrian people against President Bashar Assad.
-
Congressional leaders urge Trump for broader Syria strategy
In the wake of U.S. President Donald Trump’s strike on a Syrian airfield in retaliation for deadly chemical weapons attacks, U.S. lawmakers want the commander in chief to spell out his broader strategy in Syria, and soon.
-
Congress awaits next steps after Trump’s strike against Syria
Questions about the long-term strategy in the region and military force authorities remain unclear for lawmakers.
-
As Trump weighs military action in Syria, lawmakers split on his legal authority
As President Trump contemplates military action against Syria for a spate of chemical weapons attacks against civilians, lawmakers are sending him mixed signals on how to proceed.
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Military brass warn Congress of budget gridlock’s impact
The U.S. military’s top brass warned lawmakers it will mean lost lives, halted training and sidelined equipment if Congress punts on spending legislation for this year and forces the military to operate for the next five months under fiscal 2016 levels.
