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US Senate Passes NDAA With AT&L Split, End-Strength Boost
Veto of defense bill looks unlikely.
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Congress races to approve temporary spending bill before adjourning
The bill attracted attention as the final legislative locomotive to leave the station before Congress closes shop this year.
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White House Disputes Allegations DoD Hid Evidence of $125B in Wasted Funds
The White House pointed to earlier coverage about a report, which The Washington Post claimed the US Department of Defense swept under the rug about $125 billion worth of administrative waste in the agency’s business operations.
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Trump Tweets US Should Cancel Air Force One Replacement
The next president claims the Air Force One replacement is “out of control.”
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Long-term CR looms as Pelosi pans Ryan’s ‘minibus’ plan
House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi said Democrats will reject House Speaker Paul Ryan’s plans for “minibus” packages of appropriations bills in favor of a single omnibus — dismissing the GOP plan as “a little bit too cute.”
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DHS secretary: Border programs improving but more funding needed
Programs to target criminals on the southwestern border are proving successful, but the challenge of unaccompanied children and families fleeing from Central America is increasing.
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Deal reached to keep US government running, help Flint
The stopgap spending bill would keep the government running through Dec. 9.
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![Democrats block CR over Flint water crisis [UPDATED]](https://one.sightlinemg.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/harry-reid.jpg.jpg?w=300)
Democrats block CR over Flint water crisis [UPDATED]
The Senate voted down a stopgap spending bill Tuesday due to lack of aide funding for Flint, Michigan.
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Congress returns with Ryan promising spending bill
Congress returns on Tuesday from a seven-week recess with Speaker Paul Ryan promising a spending bill by month’s end to keep the government operating.
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To Find Cyber Flaws in Weapon Systems, DoD Will Move Millions
The Pentagon plans to reprogram $100 million to locate weak points in major systems.
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US Senate Passes NDAA With AT&L Split, End-Strength Boost
Veto of defense bill looks unlikely.
-
Congress races to approve temporary spending bill before adjourning
The bill attracted attention as the final legislative locomotive to leave the station before Congress closes shop this year.
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White House Disputes Allegations DoD Hid Evidence of $125B in Wasted Funds
The White House pointed to earlier coverage about a report, which The Washington Post claimed the US Department of Defense swept under the rug about $125 billion worth of administrative waste in the agency’s business operations.
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Trump Tweets US Should Cancel Air Force One Replacement
The next president claims the Air Force One replacement is “out of control.”
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Long-term CR looms as Pelosi pans Ryan’s ‘minibus’ plan
House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi said Democrats will reject House Speaker Paul Ryan’s plans for “minibus” packages of appropriations bills in favor of a single omnibus — dismissing the GOP plan as “a little bit too cute.”
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DHS secretary: Border programs improving but more funding needed
Programs to target criminals on the southwestern border are proving successful, but the challenge of unaccompanied children and families fleeing from Central America is increasing.
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Deal reached to keep US government running, help Flint
The stopgap spending bill would keep the government running through Dec. 9.
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Democrats block CR over Flint water crisis [UPDATED]
The Senate voted down a stopgap spending bill Tuesday due to lack of aide funding for Flint, Michigan.
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Congress returns with Ryan promising spending bill
Congress returns on Tuesday from a seven-week recess with Speaker Paul Ryan promising a spending bill by month’s end to keep the government operating.
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To Find Cyber Flaws in Weapon Systems, DoD Will Move Millions
The Pentagon plans to reprogram $100 million to locate weak points in major systems.
-
US Senate Passes NDAA With AT&L Split, End-Strength Boost
Veto of defense bill looks unlikely.
-
Congress races to approve temporary spending bill before adjourning
The bill attracted attention as the final legislative locomotive to leave the station before Congress closes shop this year.
-
White House Disputes Allegations DoD Hid Evidence of $125B in Wasted Funds
The White House pointed to earlier coverage about a report, which The Washington Post claimed the US Department of Defense swept under the rug about $125 billion worth of administrative waste in the agency’s business operations.
-
Trump Tweets US Should Cancel Air Force One Replacement
The next president claims the Air Force One replacement is “out of control.”
-
Long-term CR looms as Pelosi pans Ryan’s ‘minibus’ plan
House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi said Democrats will reject House Speaker Paul Ryan’s plans for “minibus” packages of appropriations bills in favor of a single omnibus — dismissing the GOP plan as “a little bit too cute.”
-
DHS secretary: Border programs improving but more funding needed
Programs to target criminals on the southwestern border are proving successful, but the challenge of unaccompanied children and families fleeing from Central America is increasing.
-
Deal reached to keep US government running, help Flint
The stopgap spending bill would keep the government running through Dec. 9.
-
![Democrats block CR over Flint water crisis [UPDATED]](https://one.sightlinemg.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/harry-reid.jpg.jpg?w=1024)
Democrats block CR over Flint water crisis [UPDATED]
The Senate voted down a stopgap spending bill Tuesday due to lack of aide funding for Flint, Michigan.
-
Congress returns with Ryan promising spending bill
Congress returns on Tuesday from a seven-week recess with Speaker Paul Ryan promising a spending bill by month’s end to keep the government operating.
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To Find Cyber Flaws in Weapon Systems, DoD Will Move Millions
The Pentagon plans to reprogram $100 million to locate weak points in major systems.
