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How a Republican majority in the House will affect defense policy
The GOP will control the House next year, but the narrow lead and conservative divide could complicate their defense agenda.
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China may have surpassed US in number of nuclear warheads on ICBMs
Republicans are spotlighting a classified STRATCOM assessment that suggests China may have more nuclear warheads on its 300 ICBMs than the U.S.
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Congress reveals plan to increase defense budget by 8%
The $858 billion bill allocates funds to help the Pentagon cope with inflation, procure additional weapons systems and bolster munitions production.
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Congress wants to arm Taiwan, but hasn’t figured out how to pay for it
Congress is poised to take up a massive policy that will include Taiwan security aid provisions, but the appropriations is an open question.
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Senate confirms Pentagon watchdog after seven-year vacancy
The 92-3 vote to confirm Robert Storch gives the Pentagon its first Senate-confirmed inspector general in nearly seven years.
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Senators urge Pentagon to send advanced Gray Eagle drones to Ukraine
The senators are pushing the Pentagon to modify the MQ-1C Gray Eagle drones so that the U.S. can transfer them to Ukraine.
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McCarthy threatens to hold up key defense bill until next year
McCarthy’s threat comes as Republicans and Democrats are negotiating a final, bicameral version of the bill with the aim of passing it in December.
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White House requests $38 billion more in Ukraine aid
If Congress passes the request, it would bring the Ukraine aid total to more than $100 billion since March amid growing House Republican resistance.
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Top Republican on House defense appropriations panel wins re-election
Ken Calvert’s competitive election victory puts him on track to chair the defense appropriations panel next year if Republicans take the House.
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Biden: Ukraine aid will keep flowing, even through a GOP-led House
President Joe Biden says he expects U.S. aid for Ukraine’s fight against Russia to continue to flow whatever the still-undecided outcome of the midterms.
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How a Republican majority in the House will affect defense policy
The GOP will control the House next year, but the narrow lead and conservative divide could complicate their defense agenda.
-
China may have surpassed US in number of nuclear warheads on ICBMs
Republicans are spotlighting a classified STRATCOM assessment that suggests China may have more nuclear warheads on its 300 ICBMs than the U.S.
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Congress reveals plan to increase defense budget by 8%
The $858 billion bill allocates funds to help the Pentagon cope with inflation, procure additional weapons systems and bolster munitions production.
-
Congress wants to arm Taiwan, but hasn’t figured out how to pay for it
Congress is poised to take up a massive policy that will include Taiwan security aid provisions, but the appropriations is an open question.
-
Senate confirms Pentagon watchdog after seven-year vacancy
The 92-3 vote to confirm Robert Storch gives the Pentagon its first Senate-confirmed inspector general in nearly seven years.
-
Senators urge Pentagon to send advanced Gray Eagle drones to Ukraine
The senators are pushing the Pentagon to modify the MQ-1C Gray Eagle drones so that the U.S. can transfer them to Ukraine.
-
McCarthy threatens to hold up key defense bill until next year
McCarthy’s threat comes as Republicans and Democrats are negotiating a final, bicameral version of the bill with the aim of passing it in December.
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White House requests $38 billion more in Ukraine aid
If Congress passes the request, it would bring the Ukraine aid total to more than $100 billion since March amid growing House Republican resistance.
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Top Republican on House defense appropriations panel wins re-election
Ken Calvert’s competitive election victory puts him on track to chair the defense appropriations panel next year if Republicans take the House.
-
Biden: Ukraine aid will keep flowing, even through a GOP-led House
President Joe Biden says he expects U.S. aid for Ukraine’s fight against Russia to continue to flow whatever the still-undecided outcome of the midterms.
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How a Republican majority in the House will affect defense policy
The GOP will control the House next year, but the narrow lead and conservative divide could complicate their defense agenda.
-
China may have surpassed US in number of nuclear warheads on ICBMs
Republicans are spotlighting a classified STRATCOM assessment that suggests China may have more nuclear warheads on its 300 ICBMs than the U.S.
-
Congress reveals plan to increase defense budget by 8%
The $858 billion bill allocates funds to help the Pentagon cope with inflation, procure additional weapons systems and bolster munitions production.
-
Congress wants to arm Taiwan, but hasn’t figured out how to pay for it
Congress is poised to take up a massive policy that will include Taiwan security aid provisions, but the appropriations is an open question.
-
Senate confirms Pentagon watchdog after seven-year vacancy
The 92-3 vote to confirm Robert Storch gives the Pentagon its first Senate-confirmed inspector general in nearly seven years.
-
Senators urge Pentagon to send advanced Gray Eagle drones to Ukraine
The senators are pushing the Pentagon to modify the MQ-1C Gray Eagle drones so that the U.S. can transfer them to Ukraine.
-
McCarthy threatens to hold up key defense bill until next year
McCarthy’s threat comes as Republicans and Democrats are negotiating a final, bicameral version of the bill with the aim of passing it in December.
-
White House requests $38 billion more in Ukraine aid
If Congress passes the request, it would bring the Ukraine aid total to more than $100 billion since March amid growing House Republican resistance.
-
Top Republican on House defense appropriations panel wins re-election
Ken Calvert’s competitive election victory puts him on track to chair the defense appropriations panel next year if Republicans take the House.
-
Biden: Ukraine aid will keep flowing, even through a GOP-led House
President Joe Biden says he expects U.S. aid for Ukraine’s fight against Russia to continue to flow whatever the still-undecided outcome of the midterms.
