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White House ‘skinny budget’ faces congressional headwinds
White House budget director Mick Mulvaney is expected to release his 2018 budget blueprint on Thursday, but it is already getting pushback on Capitol Hill.
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Sources: Mattis, Ricardel clashed over Pentagon appointees
What’s holding up Pentagon nominees? Sources point to a Trump loyalist.
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White House pulls Mattis pick for top defense-policy spot over senators’ objections
Yet another potential Pentagon nominee is stepping away from a potential role in President Trump’s administration, once again raising questions on how long it will take for the new administration to fully staff the Defense Department.
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Lawmakers protest White House plan to cut Coast Guard budget
White House plans to slash the Coast Guard budget by $1.3 billion sparked a protest letter from a bipartisan group of 58 House lawmakers to lead House appropriators on Monday, part of a growing chorus in Congress against the cut.
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White House plan to gut foreign military financing would cost defense jobs, senators warn
The Trump administration is mulling plans to kill U.S. subsidies for foreign allies to buy American-made weapons outright and replace them with a loans program.
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US House passes 2017 defense appropriations to uncertain prospects in Senate
The U.S. House voted 371-48 to pass an overdue $578 billion defense spending bill for fiscal 2017 on Wednesday, but the measure faces an uncertain future in the Senate, where Democrats will be unwilling to advance it on its own.
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European diplomats urge support for US soft power against Russia
Top Central and Eastern European diplomats came to Capitol Hill on Tuesday to urge lawmakers to support nonmilitary and military means to counter Russian influence in the region.
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Vote on White House national security adviser advances to Senate floor
The Senate Armed Services Committee overwhelmingly approved President Trump’s pick for national security adviser on Tuesday, teeing up a vote by the full Senate.
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National security adviser to make rare appearance before Senate Armed Services Committee
President Trump’s national security adviser, Army Lt. Gen. H.R. McMaster, will do something people in his job rarely do: appear before the Senate Armed Services Committee.
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House to vote on $578 billion defense appropriations for 2017
House appropriators introduced a $578 billion defense spending bill for fiscal 2017 on Thursday, and hope to race it to the floor next week.
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White House ‘skinny budget’ faces congressional headwinds
White House budget director Mick Mulvaney is expected to release his 2018 budget blueprint on Thursday, but it is already getting pushback on Capitol Hill.
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Sources: Mattis, Ricardel clashed over Pentagon appointees
What’s holding up Pentagon nominees? Sources point to a Trump loyalist.
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White House pulls Mattis pick for top defense-policy spot over senators’ objections
Yet another potential Pentagon nominee is stepping away from a potential role in President Trump’s administration, once again raising questions on how long it will take for the new administration to fully staff the Defense Department.
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Lawmakers protest White House plan to cut Coast Guard budget
White House plans to slash the Coast Guard budget by $1.3 billion sparked a protest letter from a bipartisan group of 58 House lawmakers to lead House appropriators on Monday, part of a growing chorus in Congress against the cut.
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White House plan to gut foreign military financing would cost defense jobs, senators warn
The Trump administration is mulling plans to kill U.S. subsidies for foreign allies to buy American-made weapons outright and replace them with a loans program.
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US House passes 2017 defense appropriations to uncertain prospects in Senate
The U.S. House voted 371-48 to pass an overdue $578 billion defense spending bill for fiscal 2017 on Wednesday, but the measure faces an uncertain future in the Senate, where Democrats will be unwilling to advance it on its own.
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European diplomats urge support for US soft power against Russia
Top Central and Eastern European diplomats came to Capitol Hill on Tuesday to urge lawmakers to support nonmilitary and military means to counter Russian influence in the region.
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Vote on White House national security adviser advances to Senate floor
The Senate Armed Services Committee overwhelmingly approved President Trump’s pick for national security adviser on Tuesday, teeing up a vote by the full Senate.
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National security adviser to make rare appearance before Senate Armed Services Committee
President Trump’s national security adviser, Army Lt. Gen. H.R. McMaster, will do something people in his job rarely do: appear before the Senate Armed Services Committee.
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House to vote on $578 billion defense appropriations for 2017
House appropriators introduced a $578 billion defense spending bill for fiscal 2017 on Thursday, and hope to race it to the floor next week.
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White House ‘skinny budget’ faces congressional headwinds
White House budget director Mick Mulvaney is expected to release his 2018 budget blueprint on Thursday, but it is already getting pushback on Capitol Hill.
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Sources: Mattis, Ricardel clashed over Pentagon appointees
What’s holding up Pentagon nominees? Sources point to a Trump loyalist.
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White House pulls Mattis pick for top defense-policy spot over senators’ objections
Yet another potential Pentagon nominee is stepping away from a potential role in President Trump’s administration, once again raising questions on how long it will take for the new administration to fully staff the Defense Department.
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Lawmakers protest White House plan to cut Coast Guard budget
White House plans to slash the Coast Guard budget by $1.3 billion sparked a protest letter from a bipartisan group of 58 House lawmakers to lead House appropriators on Monday, part of a growing chorus in Congress against the cut.
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White House plan to gut foreign military financing would cost defense jobs, senators warn
The Trump administration is mulling plans to kill U.S. subsidies for foreign allies to buy American-made weapons outright and replace them with a loans program.
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US House passes 2017 defense appropriations to uncertain prospects in Senate
The U.S. House voted 371-48 to pass an overdue $578 billion defense spending bill for fiscal 2017 on Wednesday, but the measure faces an uncertain future in the Senate, where Democrats will be unwilling to advance it on its own.
-
European diplomats urge support for US soft power against Russia
Top Central and Eastern European diplomats came to Capitol Hill on Tuesday to urge lawmakers to support nonmilitary and military means to counter Russian influence in the region.
-
Vote on White House national security adviser advances to Senate floor
The Senate Armed Services Committee overwhelmingly approved President Trump’s pick for national security adviser on Tuesday, teeing up a vote by the full Senate.
-
National security adviser to make rare appearance before Senate Armed Services Committee
President Trump’s national security adviser, Army Lt. Gen. H.R. McMaster, will do something people in his job rarely do: appear before the Senate Armed Services Committee.
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House to vote on $578 billion defense appropriations for 2017
House appropriators introduced a $578 billion defense spending bill for fiscal 2017 on Thursday, and hope to race it to the floor next week.
