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Taking personnel funds to help build Trump’s border wall won’t hit military paychecks, but could cause budget woes
Lawmakers are unhappy with new Pentagon plans to move $1 billion in unused personnel money without consulting with Congress first.
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Trump wants to charge allies extra money for the privilege of hosting US troops: report
Stationing U.S. troops overseas would bring in extra revenue for the U.S. government under a reported White House plan to make allies cover the full cost of U.S. troops overseas, plus pay an extra premium.
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What’s the next step for ISIS? A top US general shares his prediction with lawmakers
The head of U.S. Central Command says the Islamic State group maintains a 1-mile sliver of the 34,000 square miles it once held.
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What will be expected from the FY2020 Defense Budget?
Deputy Editor Aaron Mehta predicts what we’ll see in the White House’s FY20 defense budget and what it will mean for industry.
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House Dems threaten to block Pentagon’s money-moving authority in border wall fight
House Democrats are taking dramatic action in response to Trump’s plan to fund the border wall.
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US lawmakers back tough stance on North Korea after Trump-Kim summit
“No normalization without denuclearization,” says Sen. Corey Gardner.
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Top US general in Europe seeks more troops, warships to counter Russia
The EUCOM commander says he’s “not comfortable yet with the deterrent posture” of America’s military presence.
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TRANSCOM working to defer KC-135 retirement as delays with KC-46 continue
Some squadrons might have a capability gap as KC-135s retire and KC-46s come online — and lawmakers are concerned.
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War is too important to be left to politicians: PODCAST
Defense News’ Political Fallout Shelter podcast for the week of March 4, 2019: National emergency fight, military housing problems, Bryce Harper’s new contract.
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This week in Congress: Budget release countdown
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of March 4, 2019.
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Taking personnel funds to help build Trump’s border wall won’t hit military paychecks, but could cause budget woes
Lawmakers are unhappy with new Pentagon plans to move $1 billion in unused personnel money without consulting with Congress first.
-
Trump wants to charge allies extra money for the privilege of hosting US troops: report
Stationing U.S. troops overseas would bring in extra revenue for the U.S. government under a reported White House plan to make allies cover the full cost of U.S. troops overseas, plus pay an extra premium.
-
What’s the next step for ISIS? A top US general shares his prediction with lawmakers
The head of U.S. Central Command says the Islamic State group maintains a 1-mile sliver of the 34,000 square miles it once held.
-
What will be expected from the FY2020 Defense Budget?
Deputy Editor Aaron Mehta predicts what we’ll see in the White House’s FY20 defense budget and what it will mean for industry.
-
House Dems threaten to block Pentagon’s money-moving authority in border wall fight
House Democrats are taking dramatic action in response to Trump’s plan to fund the border wall.
-
US lawmakers back tough stance on North Korea after Trump-Kim summit
“No normalization without denuclearization,” says Sen. Corey Gardner.
-
Top US general in Europe seeks more troops, warships to counter Russia
The EUCOM commander says he’s “not comfortable yet with the deterrent posture” of America’s military presence.
-
TRANSCOM working to defer KC-135 retirement as delays with KC-46 continue
Some squadrons might have a capability gap as KC-135s retire and KC-46s come online — and lawmakers are concerned.
-
War is too important to be left to politicians: PODCAST
Defense News’ Political Fallout Shelter podcast for the week of March 4, 2019: National emergency fight, military housing problems, Bryce Harper’s new contract.
-
This week in Congress: Budget release countdown
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of March 4, 2019.
-
Taking personnel funds to help build Trump’s border wall won’t hit military paychecks, but could cause budget woes
Lawmakers are unhappy with new Pentagon plans to move $1 billion in unused personnel money without consulting with Congress first.
-
Trump wants to charge allies extra money for the privilege of hosting US troops: report
Stationing U.S. troops overseas would bring in extra revenue for the U.S. government under a reported White House plan to make allies cover the full cost of U.S. troops overseas, plus pay an extra premium.
-
What’s the next step for ISIS? A top US general shares his prediction with lawmakers
The head of U.S. Central Command says the Islamic State group maintains a 1-mile sliver of the 34,000 square miles it once held.
-
What will be expected from the FY2020 Defense Budget?
Deputy Editor Aaron Mehta predicts what we’ll see in the White House’s FY20 defense budget and what it will mean for industry.
-
House Dems threaten to block Pentagon’s money-moving authority in border wall fight
House Democrats are taking dramatic action in response to Trump’s plan to fund the border wall.
-
US lawmakers back tough stance on North Korea after Trump-Kim summit
“No normalization without denuclearization,” says Sen. Corey Gardner.
-
Top US general in Europe seeks more troops, warships to counter Russia
The EUCOM commander says he’s “not comfortable yet with the deterrent posture” of America’s military presence.
-
TRANSCOM working to defer KC-135 retirement as delays with KC-46 continue
Some squadrons might have a capability gap as KC-135s retire and KC-46s come online — and lawmakers are concerned.
-
War is too important to be left to politicians: PODCAST
Defense News’ Political Fallout Shelter podcast for the week of March 4, 2019: National emergency fight, military housing problems, Bryce Harper’s new contract.
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This week in Congress: Budget release countdown
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of March 4, 2019.
