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Democrats blast Trump for ‘militarizing’ the immigration debate
Around 800 active-duty troops are headed to southern U.S. states to support 2,100 National Guardsmen already deployed there.
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US House bill would close door on Saudi arms sales
A bipartisan group of 21 House lawmakers have introduced a bill to immediately stop all military sales and aid to Saudi Arabia’s government.
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Did JEDI go to the dark side? Lawmakers request an investigation in Pentagon cloud contract.
Two lawmakers want an investigation into whether the Pentagon tilted its high-stakes cloud computing acquisition to favor Amazon.
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Seeing red: US deficit jumps to $779 billion, adding budget pressure
Rising deficit spending threatens to add downward pressure on future defense budgets.
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Will Congress really cancel US-Saudi arms deals? It’s complicated, but let us explain
Everything you wanted to know about U.S.-Saudi arms sales and the politics around them, but were afraid to ask.
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Are Pentagon weapons systems vulnerable to cyberattacks? Here’s what the GAO says
Defense Department weapons programs are vulnerable to cyberattacks, and the Pentagon has been slow to protect the systems that are increasingly reliant on computer networks and software, a federal report said Tuesday.
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VA won’t turn over documents related to outside businessmen’s influence on department policy
Concerns linger over policy discussions between VA officials and three members of Trump’s Mar-a-Lago golf club who have no official government posts.
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US government may gain new power to track drones and shoot them down
The bill provides no oversight or way to question a government decision about what is a “credible threat.”
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House passes GOP bill to make new tax cuts permanent
Friday’s vote was 220-191 in the Republican-led House to approve the legislation. It’s the second tax-cut proposal that Republican leaders have pushed in less than a year.
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Congressmen call for investigation into proposed USDA move
Two representatives called on the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Inspector General to investigate the agency’s intent to move two offices outside Washington, D.C.
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Democrats blast Trump for ‘militarizing’ the immigration debate
Around 800 active-duty troops are headed to southern U.S. states to support 2,100 National Guardsmen already deployed there.
-
US House bill would close door on Saudi arms sales
A bipartisan group of 21 House lawmakers have introduced a bill to immediately stop all military sales and aid to Saudi Arabia’s government.
-
Did JEDI go to the dark side? Lawmakers request an investigation in Pentagon cloud contract.
Two lawmakers want an investigation into whether the Pentagon tilted its high-stakes cloud computing acquisition to favor Amazon.
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Seeing red: US deficit jumps to $779 billion, adding budget pressure
Rising deficit spending threatens to add downward pressure on future defense budgets.
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Will Congress really cancel US-Saudi arms deals? It’s complicated, but let us explain
Everything you wanted to know about U.S.-Saudi arms sales and the politics around them, but were afraid to ask.
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Are Pentagon weapons systems vulnerable to cyberattacks? Here’s what the GAO says
Defense Department weapons programs are vulnerable to cyberattacks, and the Pentagon has been slow to protect the systems that are increasingly reliant on computer networks and software, a federal report said Tuesday.
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VA won’t turn over documents related to outside businessmen’s influence on department policy
Concerns linger over policy discussions between VA officials and three members of Trump’s Mar-a-Lago golf club who have no official government posts.
-
US government may gain new power to track drones and shoot them down
The bill provides no oversight or way to question a government decision about what is a “credible threat.”
-
House passes GOP bill to make new tax cuts permanent
Friday’s vote was 220-191 in the Republican-led House to approve the legislation. It’s the second tax-cut proposal that Republican leaders have pushed in less than a year.
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Congressmen call for investigation into proposed USDA move
Two representatives called on the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Inspector General to investigate the agency’s intent to move two offices outside Washington, D.C.
-
Democrats blast Trump for ‘militarizing’ the immigration debate
Around 800 active-duty troops are headed to southern U.S. states to support 2,100 National Guardsmen already deployed there.
-
US House bill would close door on Saudi arms sales
A bipartisan group of 21 House lawmakers have introduced a bill to immediately stop all military sales and aid to Saudi Arabia’s government.
-
Did JEDI go to the dark side? Lawmakers request an investigation in Pentagon cloud contract.
Two lawmakers want an investigation into whether the Pentagon tilted its high-stakes cloud computing acquisition to favor Amazon.
-
Seeing red: US deficit jumps to $779 billion, adding budget pressure
Rising deficit spending threatens to add downward pressure on future defense budgets.
-
Will Congress really cancel US-Saudi arms deals? It’s complicated, but let us explain
Everything you wanted to know about U.S.-Saudi arms sales and the politics around them, but were afraid to ask.
-
Are Pentagon weapons systems vulnerable to cyberattacks? Here’s what the GAO says
Defense Department weapons programs are vulnerable to cyberattacks, and the Pentagon has been slow to protect the systems that are increasingly reliant on computer networks and software, a federal report said Tuesday.
-
VA won’t turn over documents related to outside businessmen’s influence on department policy
Concerns linger over policy discussions between VA officials and three members of Trump’s Mar-a-Lago golf club who have no official government posts.
-
US government may gain new power to track drones and shoot them down
The bill provides no oversight or way to question a government decision about what is a “credible threat.”
-
House passes GOP bill to make new tax cuts permanent
Friday’s vote was 220-191 in the Republican-led House to approve the legislation. It’s the second tax-cut proposal that Republican leaders have pushed in less than a year.
-
Congressmen call for investigation into proposed USDA move
Two representatives called on the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Inspector General to investigate the agency’s intent to move two offices outside Washington, D.C.
