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Trump’s military parade could cost up to $30 million
The White House budget director says proposals he’s seen put the cost between $10 million and $30 million, depending on the length of the parade.
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‘The United States is under attack.’ Russia likely to hit midterms
National Intelligence Director Dan Coats said the U.S. is “under attack” in cyberspace and that Russia would step up its election meddling in 2018, spurring lawmakers to vent fears the U.S. is falling behind its adversaries.
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Budget boost in hand, Pentagon skips cost-saving base closure request
The Pentagon is taking a break from BRAC.
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Pentagon unveils $686 billion military budget for FY19
President Trump’s fiscal 2019 budget is requesting $686.1 billion in military funding, with a focus on great power competition with Russia and China.
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Trump signs budget deal, ending government shutdown
President Donald Trump has signed a budget deal passed by both chambers of Congress, ending the surprise overnight government shutdown.
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Rand Paul blocking bill to avert a government shutdown
Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., on Thursday said he was holding up legislation Congress needs to pass by midnight to avert a government shutdown.
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Senate poised to pass budget deal with $1.4T for Pentagon; fight shifts to House
The U.S. Senate is expected to take up a bipartisan two-year spending legislation that hands a massive boost to the Pentagon, but its path through the House was cloudy Thursday.
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Senate reaches budget deal with huge defense boost
Senate lawmakers have reached a two-year deal that would set defense spending at $700 billion for 2018 and $716 billion for 2019.
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Budget deal elusive as Senate mulls defense-heavy stopgap measure
The Senate is taking up a House-passed stopgap spending measure that would deliver $659.2 billion for defense Wednesday, as Congressional lawmakers negotiate on a larger 2018 spending deal.
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House GOP’s six-week continuing resolution offers military, health care funding
The current short-term spending bill expires on Feb. 8. If a new spending plan isn’t adopted by then, lawmakers will trigger another partial closure of government operations.
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Trump’s military parade could cost up to $30 million
The White House budget director says proposals he’s seen put the cost between $10 million and $30 million, depending on the length of the parade.
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‘The United States is under attack.’ Russia likely to hit midterms
National Intelligence Director Dan Coats said the U.S. is “under attack” in cyberspace and that Russia would step up its election meddling in 2018, spurring lawmakers to vent fears the U.S. is falling behind its adversaries.
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Budget boost in hand, Pentagon skips cost-saving base closure request
The Pentagon is taking a break from BRAC.
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Pentagon unveils $686 billion military budget for FY19
President Trump’s fiscal 2019 budget is requesting $686.1 billion in military funding, with a focus on great power competition with Russia and China.
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Trump signs budget deal, ending government shutdown
President Donald Trump has signed a budget deal passed by both chambers of Congress, ending the surprise overnight government shutdown.
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Rand Paul blocking bill to avert a government shutdown
Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., on Thursday said he was holding up legislation Congress needs to pass by midnight to avert a government shutdown.
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Senate poised to pass budget deal with $1.4T for Pentagon; fight shifts to House
The U.S. Senate is expected to take up a bipartisan two-year spending legislation that hands a massive boost to the Pentagon, but its path through the House was cloudy Thursday.
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Senate reaches budget deal with huge defense boost
Senate lawmakers have reached a two-year deal that would set defense spending at $700 billion for 2018 and $716 billion for 2019.
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Budget deal elusive as Senate mulls defense-heavy stopgap measure
The Senate is taking up a House-passed stopgap spending measure that would deliver $659.2 billion for defense Wednesday, as Congressional lawmakers negotiate on a larger 2018 spending deal.
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House GOP’s six-week continuing resolution offers military, health care funding
The current short-term spending bill expires on Feb. 8. If a new spending plan isn’t adopted by then, lawmakers will trigger another partial closure of government operations.
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Trump’s military parade could cost up to $30 million
The White House budget director says proposals he’s seen put the cost between $10 million and $30 million, depending on the length of the parade.
-
‘The United States is under attack.’ Russia likely to hit midterms
National Intelligence Director Dan Coats said the U.S. is “under attack” in cyberspace and that Russia would step up its election meddling in 2018, spurring lawmakers to vent fears the U.S. is falling behind its adversaries.
-
Budget boost in hand, Pentagon skips cost-saving base closure request
The Pentagon is taking a break from BRAC.
-
Pentagon unveils $686 billion military budget for FY19
President Trump’s fiscal 2019 budget is requesting $686.1 billion in military funding, with a focus on great power competition with Russia and China.
-
Trump signs budget deal, ending government shutdown
President Donald Trump has signed a budget deal passed by both chambers of Congress, ending the surprise overnight government shutdown.
-
Rand Paul blocking bill to avert a government shutdown
Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., on Thursday said he was holding up legislation Congress needs to pass by midnight to avert a government shutdown.
-
Senate poised to pass budget deal with $1.4T for Pentagon; fight shifts to House
The U.S. Senate is expected to take up a bipartisan two-year spending legislation that hands a massive boost to the Pentagon, but its path through the House was cloudy Thursday.
-
Senate reaches budget deal with huge defense boost
Senate lawmakers have reached a two-year deal that would set defense spending at $700 billion for 2018 and $716 billion for 2019.
-
Budget deal elusive as Senate mulls defense-heavy stopgap measure
The Senate is taking up a House-passed stopgap spending measure that would deliver $659.2 billion for defense Wednesday, as Congressional lawmakers negotiate on a larger 2018 spending deal.
-
House GOP’s six-week continuing resolution offers military, health care funding
The current short-term spending bill expires on Feb. 8. If a new spending plan isn’t adopted by then, lawmakers will trigger another partial closure of government operations.
