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Will $95B for R&D make its way to the final defense appropriations bill?
A proposed 2019 defense spending bill contains a record $95 billion for research and development.
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Dems fight to wall off military from Trump’s immigration plans
Here’s how Congressional Democrats are targeting the “zero-tolerance” immigration policy’s reliance on the military.
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Lawmakers rip ‘unwise’ use of military lawyers in border crisis
U.S. lawmakers want to reverse a decision to send military lawyers to help prosecute immigration cases.
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State official sees cautious optimism for Afghanistan after ceasefire
Could peace be on the horizon for Afghanistan?
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Can Congress finish the defense authorization bill by August?
After the Senate advanced its NDAA draft Monday, defense lawmakers are hopeful they can move quickly on the sprawling military budget bill.
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Five debates lawmakers still need to settle in the defense authorization bill
With the Senate poised to advance its draft of the annual defense budget legislation, here’s a look some of the top debates still to be resolved.
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Should US send Poland its combat enablers? Senators want DoD to weigh in.
Will a US Army brigade be permanently stationed in Poland? If so, US lawmakers want to know if combat enablers ought to be there too.
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Will new US Army command hurt small biz? Gov watchdog wants to know
U.S. Army Futures Command is on the fast track to launch, but this new probe may be a speed bump.
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US senators grapple with new sub-launched nuke
The U.S. Senate voted against scuttling legislation to force the Trump administration to seek congressional approval for a new low-yield, tactical nuclear weapon.
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Trump tweet adds more confusion to issue of Pacific military exercises
In a early morning social media thread, the president said the country could “save a fortune by not doing war games.”
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Will $95B for R&D make its way to the final defense appropriations bill?
A proposed 2019 defense spending bill contains a record $95 billion for research and development.
-
Dems fight to wall off military from Trump’s immigration plans
Here’s how Congressional Democrats are targeting the “zero-tolerance” immigration policy’s reliance on the military.
-
Lawmakers rip ‘unwise’ use of military lawyers in border crisis
U.S. lawmakers want to reverse a decision to send military lawyers to help prosecute immigration cases.
-
State official sees cautious optimism for Afghanistan after ceasefire
Could peace be on the horizon for Afghanistan?
-
Can Congress finish the defense authorization bill by August?
After the Senate advanced its NDAA draft Monday, defense lawmakers are hopeful they can move quickly on the sprawling military budget bill.
-
Five debates lawmakers still need to settle in the defense authorization bill
With the Senate poised to advance its draft of the annual defense budget legislation, here’s a look some of the top debates still to be resolved.
-
Should US send Poland its combat enablers? Senators want DoD to weigh in.
Will a US Army brigade be permanently stationed in Poland? If so, US lawmakers want to know if combat enablers ought to be there too.
-
Will new US Army command hurt small biz? Gov watchdog wants to know
U.S. Army Futures Command is on the fast track to launch, but this new probe may be a speed bump.
-
US senators grapple with new sub-launched nuke
The U.S. Senate voted against scuttling legislation to force the Trump administration to seek congressional approval for a new low-yield, tactical nuclear weapon.
-
Trump tweet adds more confusion to issue of Pacific military exercises
In a early morning social media thread, the president said the country could “save a fortune by not doing war games.”
-
Will $95B for R&D make its way to the final defense appropriations bill?
A proposed 2019 defense spending bill contains a record $95 billion for research and development.
-
Dems fight to wall off military from Trump’s immigration plans
Here’s how Congressional Democrats are targeting the “zero-tolerance” immigration policy’s reliance on the military.
-
Lawmakers rip ‘unwise’ use of military lawyers in border crisis
U.S. lawmakers want to reverse a decision to send military lawyers to help prosecute immigration cases.
-
State official sees cautious optimism for Afghanistan after ceasefire
Could peace be on the horizon for Afghanistan?
-
Can Congress finish the defense authorization bill by August?
After the Senate advanced its NDAA draft Monday, defense lawmakers are hopeful they can move quickly on the sprawling military budget bill.
-
Five debates lawmakers still need to settle in the defense authorization bill
With the Senate poised to advance its draft of the annual defense budget legislation, here’s a look some of the top debates still to be resolved.
-
Should US send Poland its combat enablers? Senators want DoD to weigh in.
Will a US Army brigade be permanently stationed in Poland? If so, US lawmakers want to know if combat enablers ought to be there too.
-
Will new US Army command hurt small biz? Gov watchdog wants to know
U.S. Army Futures Command is on the fast track to launch, but this new probe may be a speed bump.
-
US senators grapple with new sub-launched nuke
The U.S. Senate voted against scuttling legislation to force the Trump administration to seek congressional approval for a new low-yield, tactical nuclear weapon.
-
Trump tweet adds more confusion to issue of Pacific military exercises
In a early morning social media thread, the president said the country could “save a fortune by not doing war games.”
