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Pentagon watchdog to investigate Yemen refueling
The Pentagon’s internal watchdog will investigate military refueling missions in the Mideast and Africa after the U.S. undercharged allies by $331 million for its support in the Yemen civil war.
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Democrats want to know why active-duty troops are still on the southern US border
More than 2,000 active-duty troops are still deployed there, months after President Trump said there was an imminent immigration threat.
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Smith says he won’t derail the NDAA over transgender troop ban
Nukes and the transgender ban policy remain NDAA sticking points.
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How the Pentagon’s fear of risk is stifling innovation
Innovation-minded players in the defense world say rigid regulations and a risk-averse culture pose a challenge for Congress.
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This week in Congress: Lawmakers question troops’ southern border mission
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Jan. 27, 2019.
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Trump drops wall funding demand, reaches deal to end the government shutdown
Federal workers, including the Coast Guard, could see their pay restored as early as next week.
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51 Democrats want to block Trump from using military to build border wall
Amid reports President Trump is drafting a national emergency to divert Pentagon funds for his border wall, some Democrats are working to turn this path into a dead end.
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Congress must back America’s war fighters with a budget cap deal
Congress delivered for our service members the past two years in a bipartisan manner, and we must do so again.
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Congress is doing damage control
What began as American nationalism, perhaps, has spurred something else.
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Space Force skeptic will guide its fate in HASC shakeup
The new House Armed Services Committee’s leadership roster has been announced.
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Pentagon watchdog to investigate Yemen refueling
The Pentagon’s internal watchdog will investigate military refueling missions in the Mideast and Africa after the U.S. undercharged allies by $331 million for its support in the Yemen civil war.
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Democrats want to know why active-duty troops are still on the southern US border
More than 2,000 active-duty troops are still deployed there, months after President Trump said there was an imminent immigration threat.
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Smith says he won’t derail the NDAA over transgender troop ban
Nukes and the transgender ban policy remain NDAA sticking points.
-
How the Pentagon’s fear of risk is stifling innovation
Innovation-minded players in the defense world say rigid regulations and a risk-averse culture pose a challenge for Congress.
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This week in Congress: Lawmakers question troops’ southern border mission
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Jan. 27, 2019.
-
Trump drops wall funding demand, reaches deal to end the government shutdown
Federal workers, including the Coast Guard, could see their pay restored as early as next week.
-
51 Democrats want to block Trump from using military to build border wall
Amid reports President Trump is drafting a national emergency to divert Pentagon funds for his border wall, some Democrats are working to turn this path into a dead end.
-
Congress must back America’s war fighters with a budget cap deal
Congress delivered for our service members the past two years in a bipartisan manner, and we must do so again.
-
Congress is doing damage control
What began as American nationalism, perhaps, has spurred something else.
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Space Force skeptic will guide its fate in HASC shakeup
The new House Armed Services Committee’s leadership roster has been announced.
-
Pentagon watchdog to investigate Yemen refueling
The Pentagon’s internal watchdog will investigate military refueling missions in the Mideast and Africa after the U.S. undercharged allies by $331 million for its support in the Yemen civil war.
-
Democrats want to know why active-duty troops are still on the southern US border
More than 2,000 active-duty troops are still deployed there, months after President Trump said there was an imminent immigration threat.
-
Smith says he won’t derail the NDAA over transgender troop ban
Nukes and the transgender ban policy remain NDAA sticking points.
-
How the Pentagon’s fear of risk is stifling innovation
Innovation-minded players in the defense world say rigid regulations and a risk-averse culture pose a challenge for Congress.
-
This week in Congress: Lawmakers question troops’ southern border mission
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Jan. 27, 2019.
-
Trump drops wall funding demand, reaches deal to end the government shutdown
Federal workers, including the Coast Guard, could see their pay restored as early as next week.
-
51 Democrats want to block Trump from using military to build border wall
Amid reports President Trump is drafting a national emergency to divert Pentagon funds for his border wall, some Democrats are working to turn this path into a dead end.
-
Congress must back America’s war fighters with a budget cap deal
Congress delivered for our service members the past two years in a bipartisan manner, and we must do so again.
-
Congress is doing damage control
What began as American nationalism, perhaps, has spurred something else.
-
Space Force skeptic will guide its fate in HASC shakeup
The new House Armed Services Committee’s leadership roster has been announced.
