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Budget Nominee Mulvaney Will Recommend Trump End War-Account Abuse
President Trump’s nominee to become the nation’s budget director, Rep. Mick Mulvaney, R-S.C., said he will press the president to stop skirting budget caps by using the war budget.
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US Senate Confirms Mattis for Defense Secretary
US Senate approves Trump nominees to lead Pentagon, Homeland Security
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Nuclear Stockpile About to Go Leaderless, Senator Warns Trump
Heinrich: We simply cannot let national security positions to run on ‘auto-pilot.’
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John McCain Has A Big-League Defense Buildup, Too
President-elect Donald Trump says he wants a military buildup, and Senate Armed Services Chairman John McCain has a plan to do it — and it would cost $430 billion more than current plans over five years.
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US Congress Passes Waiver for Mattis to Lead Pentagon
Congress on Friday passed historic legislation allowing US Marine Corps Gen. James Mattis to serve as the next defense secretary, overriding some Democrats who took a stand for civilian control of the military.
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Trump Benched Mattis Before His House Hearing. What Happened?
Trump’s transition team benched the former US Marine Corps four-star just as he was to appear before the House Armed Services Committee.
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Trump’s Secretary of State Nominee Talks Tough on Russia
Tillerson said he would have armed Ukraine.
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Experts Urge Waiver for Mattis as Check on Trump Presidency
National security scholars urged lawmakers to pass legislation to allow retired Marine Corps Gen. James Mattis to serve as defense secretary under Donald Trump, but they warned about eroding the civilian-military divide.
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McCain: Russia Hack Should Spark National Cyber Policy
The US Senate Armed Services Committee will focus on beefing up the nation’s cyber security after alleged Russian meddling in US elections, which chairman John McCain at a committee hearing Thursday called “an unprecedented attack on our democracy.”
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Democrats divided on how to handle Mattis nomination
The retired Marine Corps general needs a waiver from Congress to serve as defense secretary.
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Budget Nominee Mulvaney Will Recommend Trump End War-Account Abuse
President Trump’s nominee to become the nation’s budget director, Rep. Mick Mulvaney, R-S.C., said he will press the president to stop skirting budget caps by using the war budget.
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US Senate Confirms Mattis for Defense Secretary
US Senate approves Trump nominees to lead Pentagon, Homeland Security
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Nuclear Stockpile About to Go Leaderless, Senator Warns Trump
Heinrich: We simply cannot let national security positions to run on ‘auto-pilot.’
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John McCain Has A Big-League Defense Buildup, Too
President-elect Donald Trump says he wants a military buildup, and Senate Armed Services Chairman John McCain has a plan to do it — and it would cost $430 billion more than current plans over five years.
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US Congress Passes Waiver for Mattis to Lead Pentagon
Congress on Friday passed historic legislation allowing US Marine Corps Gen. James Mattis to serve as the next defense secretary, overriding some Democrats who took a stand for civilian control of the military.
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Trump Benched Mattis Before His House Hearing. What Happened?
Trump’s transition team benched the former US Marine Corps four-star just as he was to appear before the House Armed Services Committee.
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Trump’s Secretary of State Nominee Talks Tough on Russia
Tillerson said he would have armed Ukraine.
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Experts Urge Waiver for Mattis as Check on Trump Presidency
National security scholars urged lawmakers to pass legislation to allow retired Marine Corps Gen. James Mattis to serve as defense secretary under Donald Trump, but they warned about eroding the civilian-military divide.
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McCain: Russia Hack Should Spark National Cyber Policy
The US Senate Armed Services Committee will focus on beefing up the nation’s cyber security after alleged Russian meddling in US elections, which chairman John McCain at a committee hearing Thursday called “an unprecedented attack on our democracy.”
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Democrats divided on how to handle Mattis nomination
The retired Marine Corps general needs a waiver from Congress to serve as defense secretary.
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Budget Nominee Mulvaney Will Recommend Trump End War-Account Abuse
President Trump’s nominee to become the nation’s budget director, Rep. Mick Mulvaney, R-S.C., said he will press the president to stop skirting budget caps by using the war budget.
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US Senate Confirms Mattis for Defense Secretary
US Senate approves Trump nominees to lead Pentagon, Homeland Security
-
Nuclear Stockpile About to Go Leaderless, Senator Warns Trump
Heinrich: We simply cannot let national security positions to run on ‘auto-pilot.’
-
John McCain Has A Big-League Defense Buildup, Too
President-elect Donald Trump says he wants a military buildup, and Senate Armed Services Chairman John McCain has a plan to do it — and it would cost $430 billion more than current plans over five years.
-
US Congress Passes Waiver for Mattis to Lead Pentagon
Congress on Friday passed historic legislation allowing US Marine Corps Gen. James Mattis to serve as the next defense secretary, overriding some Democrats who took a stand for civilian control of the military.
-
Trump Benched Mattis Before His House Hearing. What Happened?
Trump’s transition team benched the former US Marine Corps four-star just as he was to appear before the House Armed Services Committee.
-
Trump’s Secretary of State Nominee Talks Tough on Russia
Tillerson said he would have armed Ukraine.
-
Experts Urge Waiver for Mattis as Check on Trump Presidency
National security scholars urged lawmakers to pass legislation to allow retired Marine Corps Gen. James Mattis to serve as defense secretary under Donald Trump, but they warned about eroding the civilian-military divide.
-
McCain: Russia Hack Should Spark National Cyber Policy
The US Senate Armed Services Committee will focus on beefing up the nation’s cyber security after alleged Russian meddling in US elections, which chairman John McCain at a committee hearing Thursday called “an unprecedented attack on our democracy.”
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Democrats divided on how to handle Mattis nomination
The retired Marine Corps general needs a waiver from Congress to serve as defense secretary.
