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House sets $1.3T spending cap, budget talks begin
The House on Tuesday lifted an overall spending cap to $1.3 trillion to allow its appropriators to craft 2020 spending bills.
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Do border deployments hurt readiness or not? Key Senate Democrats demand answers from DoD
“To the extent the southern border deployment is causing readiness concerns, they must be addressed immediately,” lawmakers are demanding.
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House Dems offer $733B for defense in 2020 in two-year budget caps deal
Lead Democrats have proposed a bill to raise statutory budget caps for two years, with $733 billion for defense in FY20 — but it’s likely to spark a fight with the White House.
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When will Trump nominate a permanent defense secretary?
The Pentagon has never before gone more than two months without a permanent leader. Now, the Trump administration is about to double that wait.
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Bloated war fund will sink Trump’s budget, Dems say
A plan to offset defense spending limits by inflating a Pentagon war fund is taking a beating.
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Trump’s Space Corps proposal has the right stuff, Shanahan tells Congress
When it comes to the Space Corps, the head of the House Armed Services Committee and the White House are not on the same page.
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Reject defense reforms, federal workers urge Congress
Federal workers are urging lawmakers to reject defense acquisition reform proposals.
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Congress votes to cancel Trump’s national emergency amid worries it hurts the military; veto expected
The Senate has voted to overturn the president’s national emergency, baiting him to issue the first veto of his presidency.
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Senate passes resolution to end US support of Saudi Arabia in Yemen, 54-46
The vote marks the first time lawmakers have invoked the decades-old War Powers Resolution to halt American military involvement in a foreign conflict.
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House Armed Services to give Trump’s Space Force a makeover
The chairman of the House Armed Services Committee says the president’s Space Force proposal will not survive his panel.
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House sets $1.3T spending cap, budget talks begin
The House on Tuesday lifted an overall spending cap to $1.3 trillion to allow its appropriators to craft 2020 spending bills.
-
Do border deployments hurt readiness or not? Key Senate Democrats demand answers from DoD
“To the extent the southern border deployment is causing readiness concerns, they must be addressed immediately,” lawmakers are demanding.
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House Dems offer $733B for defense in 2020 in two-year budget caps deal
Lead Democrats have proposed a bill to raise statutory budget caps for two years, with $733 billion for defense in FY20 — but it’s likely to spark a fight with the White House.
-
When will Trump nominate a permanent defense secretary?
The Pentagon has never before gone more than two months without a permanent leader. Now, the Trump administration is about to double that wait.
-
Bloated war fund will sink Trump’s budget, Dems say
A plan to offset defense spending limits by inflating a Pentagon war fund is taking a beating.
-
Trump’s Space Corps proposal has the right stuff, Shanahan tells Congress
When it comes to the Space Corps, the head of the House Armed Services Committee and the White House are not on the same page.
-
Reject defense reforms, federal workers urge Congress
Federal workers are urging lawmakers to reject defense acquisition reform proposals.
-
Congress votes to cancel Trump’s national emergency amid worries it hurts the military; veto expected
The Senate has voted to overturn the president’s national emergency, baiting him to issue the first veto of his presidency.
-
Senate passes resolution to end US support of Saudi Arabia in Yemen, 54-46
The vote marks the first time lawmakers have invoked the decades-old War Powers Resolution to halt American military involvement in a foreign conflict.
-
House Armed Services to give Trump’s Space Force a makeover
The chairman of the House Armed Services Committee says the president’s Space Force proposal will not survive his panel.
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House sets $1.3T spending cap, budget talks begin
The House on Tuesday lifted an overall spending cap to $1.3 trillion to allow its appropriators to craft 2020 spending bills.
-
Do border deployments hurt readiness or not? Key Senate Democrats demand answers from DoD
“To the extent the southern border deployment is causing readiness concerns, they must be addressed immediately,” lawmakers are demanding.
-
House Dems offer $733B for defense in 2020 in two-year budget caps deal
Lead Democrats have proposed a bill to raise statutory budget caps for two years, with $733 billion for defense in FY20 — but it’s likely to spark a fight with the White House.
-
When will Trump nominate a permanent defense secretary?
The Pentagon has never before gone more than two months without a permanent leader. Now, the Trump administration is about to double that wait.
-
Bloated war fund will sink Trump’s budget, Dems say
A plan to offset defense spending limits by inflating a Pentagon war fund is taking a beating.
-
Trump’s Space Corps proposal has the right stuff, Shanahan tells Congress
When it comes to the Space Corps, the head of the House Armed Services Committee and the White House are not on the same page.
-
Reject defense reforms, federal workers urge Congress
Federal workers are urging lawmakers to reject defense acquisition reform proposals.
-
Congress votes to cancel Trump’s national emergency amid worries it hurts the military; veto expected
The Senate has voted to overturn the president’s national emergency, baiting him to issue the first veto of his presidency.
-
Senate passes resolution to end US support of Saudi Arabia in Yemen, 54-46
The vote marks the first time lawmakers have invoked the decades-old War Powers Resolution to halt American military involvement in a foreign conflict.
-
House Armed Services to give Trump’s Space Force a makeover
The chairman of the House Armed Services Committee says the president’s Space Force proposal will not survive his panel.
