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Graham: Defense Hike Under Trump ‘Harder Than It Looks’
For 60 votes, the GOP must cut deal with Dems on non-defense issues.
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A Speedy Confirmation for Mattis as US Defense Secretary? Here’s How Congress Could Do It
Pick raises concerns for civil-military balance
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Thornberry Hopes Trump Will Request Hardware Dropped by the NDAA
House Armed Services Chairman Mac Thornberry wants President-elect Donald Trump to quickly ask Congress to pass supplemental defense spending to pay for jets and ships left out of the compromise defense policy bill.
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NDAA Adds Manpower, but Not Proposed Jets and Ships
Policy bill ditches plans to short war funding for several months
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Trump’s Promised Defense Buildup and Congress: Who Will Blink First?
Analyst: “You run huge deficits if you try to do all of his campaign promises.”
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US Lawmakers Balk at Trump’s Russian Reset
GOP hawks McCain and Graham warn against close ties to Putin.
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With Sessions Out, Jim Talent Front-Runner for Defense Secretary
Former Sen. Talent would be a US defense establishment pick.
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Congressional leaders opt for temporary budget until April 2017
The move delays resolution of the long-term defense budget for until at least April of next year, something military officials had hoped to avoid.
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Report: Deal Reached on NDAA Funding
Deal is said to halt drawdown, but no added F-35s, F/A-18s or extra LCS.
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Top Lawmakers Wrapping Up 2017 Defense Authorization Bill
Appropriations, sage grouse and LGBT issue still looming.
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Graham: Defense Hike Under Trump ‘Harder Than It Looks’
For 60 votes, the GOP must cut deal with Dems on non-defense issues.
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A Speedy Confirmation for Mattis as US Defense Secretary? Here’s How Congress Could Do It
Pick raises concerns for civil-military balance
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Thornberry Hopes Trump Will Request Hardware Dropped by the NDAA
House Armed Services Chairman Mac Thornberry wants President-elect Donald Trump to quickly ask Congress to pass supplemental defense spending to pay for jets and ships left out of the compromise defense policy bill.
-
NDAA Adds Manpower, but Not Proposed Jets and Ships
Policy bill ditches plans to short war funding for several months
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Trump’s Promised Defense Buildup and Congress: Who Will Blink First?
Analyst: “You run huge deficits if you try to do all of his campaign promises.”
-
US Lawmakers Balk at Trump’s Russian Reset
GOP hawks McCain and Graham warn against close ties to Putin.
-
With Sessions Out, Jim Talent Front-Runner for Defense Secretary
Former Sen. Talent would be a US defense establishment pick.
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Congressional leaders opt for temporary budget until April 2017
The move delays resolution of the long-term defense budget for until at least April of next year, something military officials had hoped to avoid.
-
Report: Deal Reached on NDAA Funding
Deal is said to halt drawdown, but no added F-35s, F/A-18s or extra LCS.
-
Top Lawmakers Wrapping Up 2017 Defense Authorization Bill
Appropriations, sage grouse and LGBT issue still looming.
-
Graham: Defense Hike Under Trump ‘Harder Than It Looks’
For 60 votes, the GOP must cut deal with Dems on non-defense issues.
-
A Speedy Confirmation for Mattis as US Defense Secretary? Here’s How Congress Could Do It
Pick raises concerns for civil-military balance
-
Thornberry Hopes Trump Will Request Hardware Dropped by the NDAA
House Armed Services Chairman Mac Thornberry wants President-elect Donald Trump to quickly ask Congress to pass supplemental defense spending to pay for jets and ships left out of the compromise defense policy bill.
-
NDAA Adds Manpower, but Not Proposed Jets and Ships
Policy bill ditches plans to short war funding for several months
-
Trump’s Promised Defense Buildup and Congress: Who Will Blink First?
Analyst: “You run huge deficits if you try to do all of his campaign promises.”
-
US Lawmakers Balk at Trump’s Russian Reset
GOP hawks McCain and Graham warn against close ties to Putin.
-
With Sessions Out, Jim Talent Front-Runner for Defense Secretary
Former Sen. Talent would be a US defense establishment pick.
-
Congressional leaders opt for temporary budget until April 2017
The move delays resolution of the long-term defense budget for until at least April of next year, something military officials had hoped to avoid.
-
Report: Deal Reached on NDAA Funding
Deal is said to halt drawdown, but no added F-35s, F/A-18s or extra LCS.
-
Top Lawmakers Wrapping Up 2017 Defense Authorization Bill
Appropriations, sage grouse and LGBT issue still looming.
