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House bill calls for test of Space Force budget flexibility
Appropriators expect the move could provide transparency and clarity on how the service’s budget would support national security strategy.
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Over $200 billion in COVID aid may have been stolen, fed watchdog says
The numbers issued Tuesday by the U.S. Small Business Administration inspector general are much greater than the office’s previous projections
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Pentagon uses Ukraine funds to split supply chains from Russia, China
The Pentagon has started to use Ukraine aid funds to bolster munitions production while hoping to free defense supply chains from Russia and China.
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Federal guard misconduct led to Jeffrey Epstein suicide, watchdog says
“Combination of negligence, misconduct and outright job performance failures” cited at federal Bureau of Prisons.
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Deadline looms for vets to get retroactive toxic exposure benefits
Veterans Affairs officials plan a public outreach campaign over the next month to get more veterans signed up for the payouts.
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US to send $500 million in weapons, military aid to Ukraine
The latest tranche of aid was formally announced by the White House on Tuesday.
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Poll finds continued public support for Ukraine, Taiwan aid
The survey also found a stark generational divide over whether to ban the controversial app TikTok over security concerns.
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Senate defense bill pushes for spending over debt ceiling cap
The Senate advanced its defense policy bill with eyes on eventually bypassing the military spending cap laid out in the debt limit agreement.
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NASA opposes lithium mine at Nevada site used to calibrate satellites
Agency says site is indispensable for calibrating the razor-sharp measurements of hundreds of satellites orbiting overhead.
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Infowars ‘War Room’ host pleads guilty for actions during Capitol riot
Hundreds of people have been charged with storming the Capitol on Jan. 6, disrupting a joint session of Congress for certifying the presidential election.
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House bill calls for test of Space Force budget flexibility
Appropriators expect the move could provide transparency and clarity on how the service’s budget would support national security strategy.
-
Over $200 billion in COVID aid may have been stolen, fed watchdog says
The numbers issued Tuesday by the U.S. Small Business Administration inspector general are much greater than the office’s previous projections
-
Pentagon uses Ukraine funds to split supply chains from Russia, China
The Pentagon has started to use Ukraine aid funds to bolster munitions production while hoping to free defense supply chains from Russia and China.
-
Federal guard misconduct led to Jeffrey Epstein suicide, watchdog says
“Combination of negligence, misconduct and outright job performance failures” cited at federal Bureau of Prisons.
-
Deadline looms for vets to get retroactive toxic exposure benefits
Veterans Affairs officials plan a public outreach campaign over the next month to get more veterans signed up for the payouts.
-
US to send $500 million in weapons, military aid to Ukraine
The latest tranche of aid was formally announced by the White House on Tuesday.
-
Poll finds continued public support for Ukraine, Taiwan aid
The survey also found a stark generational divide over whether to ban the controversial app TikTok over security concerns.
-
Senate defense bill pushes for spending over debt ceiling cap
The Senate advanced its defense policy bill with eyes on eventually bypassing the military spending cap laid out in the debt limit agreement.
-
NASA opposes lithium mine at Nevada site used to calibrate satellites
Agency says site is indispensable for calibrating the razor-sharp measurements of hundreds of satellites orbiting overhead.
-
Infowars ‘War Room’ host pleads guilty for actions during Capitol riot
Hundreds of people have been charged with storming the Capitol on Jan. 6, disrupting a joint session of Congress for certifying the presidential election.
-
House bill calls for test of Space Force budget flexibility
Appropriators expect the move could provide transparency and clarity on how the service’s budget would support national security strategy.
-
Over $200 billion in COVID aid may have been stolen, fed watchdog says
The numbers issued Tuesday by the U.S. Small Business Administration inspector general are much greater than the office’s previous projections
-
Pentagon uses Ukraine funds to split supply chains from Russia, China
The Pentagon has started to use Ukraine aid funds to bolster munitions production while hoping to free defense supply chains from Russia and China.
-
Federal guard misconduct led to Jeffrey Epstein suicide, watchdog says
“Combination of negligence, misconduct and outright job performance failures” cited at federal Bureau of Prisons.
-
Deadline looms for vets to get retroactive toxic exposure benefits
Veterans Affairs officials plan a public outreach campaign over the next month to get more veterans signed up for the payouts.
-
US to send $500 million in weapons, military aid to Ukraine
The latest tranche of aid was formally announced by the White House on Tuesday.
-
Poll finds continued public support for Ukraine, Taiwan aid
The survey also found a stark generational divide over whether to ban the controversial app TikTok over security concerns.
-
Senate defense bill pushes for spending over debt ceiling cap
The Senate advanced its defense policy bill with eyes on eventually bypassing the military spending cap laid out in the debt limit agreement.
-
NASA opposes lithium mine at Nevada site used to calibrate satellites
Agency says site is indispensable for calibrating the razor-sharp measurements of hundreds of satellites orbiting overhead.
-
Infowars ‘War Room’ host pleads guilty for actions during Capitol riot
Hundreds of people have been charged with storming the Capitol on Jan. 6, disrupting a joint session of Congress for certifying the presidential election.
