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US lawmaker’s government waste report rips military ‘fumbles’
The U.S. Defense Department made a handful of the wasteful government blunders targeted by Sen. Jim Lankford’s latest “Federal Fumbles” report.
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Cochran recommends budget-cap busting defense bill
The Senate’s lead defense appropriator is recommending a $650.7 billion spending package for the military, which would exceed budget caps by $70 billion.
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After holiday break, shutdown threat looms for Congress
After Congress returns from its Thanksgiving recess, budget forecasters are hoping for a year-end spending deal, a pre-Christmas miracle to avert a government shutdown.
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Trump’s hurricane relief request adds $1B to fix military facilities
The White House has asked Congress for $44 billion in additional relief for this year’s hurricanes.
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Defense hawks call for $700B defense top line as congressional budget negotiations start
Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman John McCain and his House counterpart are demanding congressional budget negotiators support the $700 billion top line of their 2018 defense policy bill.
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Space Corps is out in House version of defense policy bill
The U.S. House voted on Tuesday to approve a $700 billion defense authorization plan for fiscal 2018 that rejects a proposed military service focused on space.
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US lawmakers begin wrangling over annual defense policy bill
The U.S. House and Senate conferees on a massive 2018 defense authorization bill are launching negotiations between the chambers’ competing bills.
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US lawmakers seek vote to abandon Saudi-led war in Yemen
A bipartisan quartet of House lawmakers is wrangling with the chamber’s leadership for a floor vote to withdraw U.S. military support for Saudi involvement in Yemen’s civil war.
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Schumer: It’s time for Congress to re-examine war authorizations
The Senate’s top Democrat says he favors a re-examination of the country’s war authorization amid controversy surrounding the deaths of four U.S. troops in Niger.
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Boiling point: McCain frustrations with Mattis, McMaster go public
Simmering tension between Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman John McCain and the Trump administration’s national security team over information sharing, the defense budget and Pentagon appointments boiled into public view last week.
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US lawmaker’s government waste report rips military ‘fumbles’
The U.S. Defense Department made a handful of the wasteful government blunders targeted by Sen. Jim Lankford’s latest “Federal Fumbles” report.
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Cochran recommends budget-cap busting defense bill
The Senate’s lead defense appropriator is recommending a $650.7 billion spending package for the military, which would exceed budget caps by $70 billion.
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After holiday break, shutdown threat looms for Congress
After Congress returns from its Thanksgiving recess, budget forecasters are hoping for a year-end spending deal, a pre-Christmas miracle to avert a government shutdown.
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Trump’s hurricane relief request adds $1B to fix military facilities
The White House has asked Congress for $44 billion in additional relief for this year’s hurricanes.
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Defense hawks call for $700B defense top line as congressional budget negotiations start
Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman John McCain and his House counterpart are demanding congressional budget negotiators support the $700 billion top line of their 2018 defense policy bill.
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Space Corps is out in House version of defense policy bill
The U.S. House voted on Tuesday to approve a $700 billion defense authorization plan for fiscal 2018 that rejects a proposed military service focused on space.
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US lawmakers begin wrangling over annual defense policy bill
The U.S. House and Senate conferees on a massive 2018 defense authorization bill are launching negotiations between the chambers’ competing bills.
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US lawmakers seek vote to abandon Saudi-led war in Yemen
A bipartisan quartet of House lawmakers is wrangling with the chamber’s leadership for a floor vote to withdraw U.S. military support for Saudi involvement in Yemen’s civil war.
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Schumer: It’s time for Congress to re-examine war authorizations
The Senate’s top Democrat says he favors a re-examination of the country’s war authorization amid controversy surrounding the deaths of four U.S. troops in Niger.
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Boiling point: McCain frustrations with Mattis, McMaster go public
Simmering tension between Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman John McCain and the Trump administration’s national security team over information sharing, the defense budget and Pentagon appointments boiled into public view last week.
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US lawmaker’s government waste report rips military ‘fumbles’
The U.S. Defense Department made a handful of the wasteful government blunders targeted by Sen. Jim Lankford’s latest “Federal Fumbles” report.
-
Cochran recommends budget-cap busting defense bill
The Senate’s lead defense appropriator is recommending a $650.7 billion spending package for the military, which would exceed budget caps by $70 billion.
-
After holiday break, shutdown threat looms for Congress
After Congress returns from its Thanksgiving recess, budget forecasters are hoping for a year-end spending deal, a pre-Christmas miracle to avert a government shutdown.
-
Trump’s hurricane relief request adds $1B to fix military facilities
The White House has asked Congress for $44 billion in additional relief for this year’s hurricanes.
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Defense hawks call for $700B defense top line as congressional budget negotiations start
Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman John McCain and his House counterpart are demanding congressional budget negotiators support the $700 billion top line of their 2018 defense policy bill.
-
Space Corps is out in House version of defense policy bill
The U.S. House voted on Tuesday to approve a $700 billion defense authorization plan for fiscal 2018 that rejects a proposed military service focused on space.
-
US lawmakers begin wrangling over annual defense policy bill
The U.S. House and Senate conferees on a massive 2018 defense authorization bill are launching negotiations between the chambers’ competing bills.
-
US lawmakers seek vote to abandon Saudi-led war in Yemen
A bipartisan quartet of House lawmakers is wrangling with the chamber’s leadership for a floor vote to withdraw U.S. military support for Saudi involvement in Yemen’s civil war.
-
Schumer: It’s time for Congress to re-examine war authorizations
The Senate’s top Democrat says he favors a re-examination of the country’s war authorization amid controversy surrounding the deaths of four U.S. troops in Niger.
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Boiling point: McCain frustrations with Mattis, McMaster go public
Simmering tension between Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman John McCain and the Trump administration’s national security team over information sharing, the defense budget and Pentagon appointments boiled into public view last week.
