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US Senate passes budget-busting $700 billion defense policy bill
The U.S. Senate passed a $700 defense policy bill for 2018 that would exceed President Donald Trump’s budget request and break statutory caps on defense spending.
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GOP senator blasts ‘cowardly’ Democrats over scuttled sequestration repeal
Sen. Tom Cotton, R-Ark., in a fiery Senate floor speech Monday blamed Democrats for an impasse in that quashed his measure to repeal sequestration.
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Former US Army Secretary Fanning to replace Melcher as AIA boss
The Aerospace Industries Association announced Monday that former U.S. Army Secretary Eric Fanning will become its president and CEO.
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US Senate tables Rand Paul measure to scrap war authorizations
Lawmakers took a notable vote to scuttle a proposal to scrap America’s current war authorizations on Wednesday.
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US Senate advances vote on Paul’s AUMF repeal measure
The U.S. Senate is moving toward a vote Wednesday on Sen. Rand Paul’s proposal to scrap America’s current war authorizations.
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White House supports US Army battlefield network in looming NDAA fight
The Trump administration has announced it is challenging Senate plans to gut Army networking programs as part of the annual defense policy bill.
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Thornberry predicts CR through December, plus-ups for missile defense, readiness
The chairman of the House Armed Services Committee has speculated lawmakers will pass at least a three-month continuing resolution to fund the government beyond the end of the fiscal year.
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DoD backs McCain-Reed proposal to close military bases
The Pentagon supports a proposal to authorize a base closure round in 2019 from Sens. John McCain and Jack Reed, according to the top Pentagon official in charge of military installations.
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Top Pentagon posts 74 percent vacant as Congress returns
Pentagon nominees will be waiting for Senate confirmation when the upper chamber returns in September, but the Trump administration has dozens of top jobs there to fill.
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McCain offers Afghanistan strategy amid Trump’s indecision
Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman John McCain has announced his own strategy for the war in Afghanistan, he says, because the Trump administration has fallen behind.
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US Senate passes budget-busting $700 billion defense policy bill
The U.S. Senate passed a $700 defense policy bill for 2018 that would exceed President Donald Trump’s budget request and break statutory caps on defense spending.
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GOP senator blasts ‘cowardly’ Democrats over scuttled sequestration repeal
Sen. Tom Cotton, R-Ark., in a fiery Senate floor speech Monday blamed Democrats for an impasse in that quashed his measure to repeal sequestration.
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Former US Army Secretary Fanning to replace Melcher as AIA boss
The Aerospace Industries Association announced Monday that former U.S. Army Secretary Eric Fanning will become its president and CEO.
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US Senate tables Rand Paul measure to scrap war authorizations
Lawmakers took a notable vote to scuttle a proposal to scrap America’s current war authorizations on Wednesday.
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US Senate advances vote on Paul’s AUMF repeal measure
The U.S. Senate is moving toward a vote Wednesday on Sen. Rand Paul’s proposal to scrap America’s current war authorizations.
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White House supports US Army battlefield network in looming NDAA fight
The Trump administration has announced it is challenging Senate plans to gut Army networking programs as part of the annual defense policy bill.
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Thornberry predicts CR through December, plus-ups for missile defense, readiness
The chairman of the House Armed Services Committee has speculated lawmakers will pass at least a three-month continuing resolution to fund the government beyond the end of the fiscal year.
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DoD backs McCain-Reed proposal to close military bases
The Pentagon supports a proposal to authorize a base closure round in 2019 from Sens. John McCain and Jack Reed, according to the top Pentagon official in charge of military installations.
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Top Pentagon posts 74 percent vacant as Congress returns
Pentagon nominees will be waiting for Senate confirmation when the upper chamber returns in September, but the Trump administration has dozens of top jobs there to fill.
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McCain offers Afghanistan strategy amid Trump’s indecision
Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman John McCain has announced his own strategy for the war in Afghanistan, he says, because the Trump administration has fallen behind.
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US Senate passes budget-busting $700 billion defense policy bill
The U.S. Senate passed a $700 defense policy bill for 2018 that would exceed President Donald Trump’s budget request and break statutory caps on defense spending.
-
GOP senator blasts ‘cowardly’ Democrats over scuttled sequestration repeal
Sen. Tom Cotton, R-Ark., in a fiery Senate floor speech Monday blamed Democrats for an impasse in that quashed his measure to repeal sequestration.
-
Former US Army Secretary Fanning to replace Melcher as AIA boss
The Aerospace Industries Association announced Monday that former U.S. Army Secretary Eric Fanning will become its president and CEO.
-
US Senate tables Rand Paul measure to scrap war authorizations
Lawmakers took a notable vote to scuttle a proposal to scrap America’s current war authorizations on Wednesday.
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US Senate advances vote on Paul’s AUMF repeal measure
The U.S. Senate is moving toward a vote Wednesday on Sen. Rand Paul’s proposal to scrap America’s current war authorizations.
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White House supports US Army battlefield network in looming NDAA fight
The Trump administration has announced it is challenging Senate plans to gut Army networking programs as part of the annual defense policy bill.
-
Thornberry predicts CR through December, plus-ups for missile defense, readiness
The chairman of the House Armed Services Committee has speculated lawmakers will pass at least a three-month continuing resolution to fund the government beyond the end of the fiscal year.
-
DoD backs McCain-Reed proposal to close military bases
The Pentagon supports a proposal to authorize a base closure round in 2019 from Sens. John McCain and Jack Reed, according to the top Pentagon official in charge of military installations.
-
Top Pentagon posts 74 percent vacant as Congress returns
Pentagon nominees will be waiting for Senate confirmation when the upper chamber returns in September, but the Trump administration has dozens of top jobs there to fill.
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McCain offers Afghanistan strategy amid Trump’s indecision
Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman John McCain has announced his own strategy for the war in Afghanistan, he says, because the Trump administration has fallen behind.
