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NATO chief faces alliance’s fractures and foes in address to Congress
NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg used an unprecedented address to Congress on Wednesday to acknowledge strains in the pact and to pressure Russia to return to compliance with the Intermediate Nuclear Forces Treaty.
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House Dems offer $733B for defense in 2020 in two-year budget caps deal
Lead Democrats have proposed a bill to raise statutory budget caps for two years, with $733 billion for defense in FY20 — but it’s likely to spark a fight with the White House.
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Turkey’s marriage of F-35 and S-400 ‘absolutely unsustainable,’ says EUCOM nominee
US general: Turkey ‘should not get’ F-35
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103 House lawmakers push for more F-35s
F-35 boosters in Congress want 24 more than the president requested.
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Turkey says S-400 delivery talks still on, despite US bill to block F-35
Turkey is still talking S-400 delivery with Russia, despite bill to ban F-35 sales.
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Does Congress even matter: PODCAST
The Defense Department reprogramming fight, will the Pentagon ever get a new secretary, Blue Water Vietnam veterans benefits and a bride who kicked a Marine out of her wedding for being distracting.
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This week in Congress: Heather Wilson’s goodbye tour
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of April 1, 2019.
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HASC chairman bolsters Blue Origin’s argument to delay launch competition
Blue Origin has been working behind the scenes to convince lawmakers that the Air Force should take another year or two to narrow the launch services field.
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When will Trump nominate a permanent defense secretary?
The Pentagon has never before gone more than two months without a permanent leader. Now, the Trump administration is about to double that wait.
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Bloated war fund will sink Trump’s budget, Dems say
A plan to offset defense spending limits by inflating a Pentagon war fund is taking a beating.
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NATO chief faces alliance’s fractures and foes in address to Congress
NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg used an unprecedented address to Congress on Wednesday to acknowledge strains in the pact and to pressure Russia to return to compliance with the Intermediate Nuclear Forces Treaty.
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House Dems offer $733B for defense in 2020 in two-year budget caps deal
Lead Democrats have proposed a bill to raise statutory budget caps for two years, with $733 billion for defense in FY20 — but it’s likely to spark a fight with the White House.
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Turkey’s marriage of F-35 and S-400 ‘absolutely unsustainable,’ says EUCOM nominee
US general: Turkey ‘should not get’ F-35
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103 House lawmakers push for more F-35s
F-35 boosters in Congress want 24 more than the president requested.
-
Turkey says S-400 delivery talks still on, despite US bill to block F-35
Turkey is still talking S-400 delivery with Russia, despite bill to ban F-35 sales.
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Does Congress even matter: PODCAST
The Defense Department reprogramming fight, will the Pentagon ever get a new secretary, Blue Water Vietnam veterans benefits and a bride who kicked a Marine out of her wedding for being distracting.
-
This week in Congress: Heather Wilson’s goodbye tour
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of April 1, 2019.
-
HASC chairman bolsters Blue Origin’s argument to delay launch competition
Blue Origin has been working behind the scenes to convince lawmakers that the Air Force should take another year or two to narrow the launch services field.
-
When will Trump nominate a permanent defense secretary?
The Pentagon has never before gone more than two months without a permanent leader. Now, the Trump administration is about to double that wait.
-
Bloated war fund will sink Trump’s budget, Dems say
A plan to offset defense spending limits by inflating a Pentagon war fund is taking a beating.
-
NATO chief faces alliance’s fractures and foes in address to Congress
NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg used an unprecedented address to Congress on Wednesday to acknowledge strains in the pact and to pressure Russia to return to compliance with the Intermediate Nuclear Forces Treaty.
-
House Dems offer $733B for defense in 2020 in two-year budget caps deal
Lead Democrats have proposed a bill to raise statutory budget caps for two years, with $733 billion for defense in FY20 — but it’s likely to spark a fight with the White House.
-
Turkey’s marriage of F-35 and S-400 ‘absolutely unsustainable,’ says EUCOM nominee
US general: Turkey ‘should not get’ F-35
-
103 House lawmakers push for more F-35s
F-35 boosters in Congress want 24 more than the president requested.
-
Turkey says S-400 delivery talks still on, despite US bill to block F-35
Turkey is still talking S-400 delivery with Russia, despite bill to ban F-35 sales.
-
Does Congress even matter: PODCAST
The Defense Department reprogramming fight, will the Pentagon ever get a new secretary, Blue Water Vietnam veterans benefits and a bride who kicked a Marine out of her wedding for being distracting.
-
This week in Congress: Heather Wilson’s goodbye tour
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of April 1, 2019.
-
HASC chairman bolsters Blue Origin’s argument to delay launch competition
Blue Origin has been working behind the scenes to convince lawmakers that the Air Force should take another year or two to narrow the launch services field.
-
When will Trump nominate a permanent defense secretary?
The Pentagon has never before gone more than two months without a permanent leader. Now, the Trump administration is about to double that wait.
-
Bloated war fund will sink Trump’s budget, Dems say
A plan to offset defense spending limits by inflating a Pentagon war fund is taking a beating.
