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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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Don’t move military funds to build the border wall
The Trump administration should resist declaring an emergency on the border to access Pentagon resources.
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Border wall fight foreshadows Washington gridlock
The divided U.S. Congress started its new session gridlocked over a partial government shutdown, foreshadowing a year of inactivity and partisan confrontations with the president.
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Trump insists he can use military funds and ‘declare an emergency’ to build border wall
Democrats have attacked the idea as dangerous for national security and wasteful.
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Warren, a critic of Pentagon bloat and nukes, heads to 2020 presidential run
Sen. Elizabeth Warren, an advocate of reining in America’s military budget and commitments around the globe, has taken the first major step toward launching a widely anticipated campaign for the presidency.
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Trump tells GOP leaders he won’t sign bill to avoid shutdown
“The president said he will not sign this bill,” because it doesn’t include money for his border wall with Mexico House Speaker Paul Ryan said exiting a hastily called meeting with Trump and other GOP lawmakers at the White House.
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US Navy eyes cutting Blue Angels’ 2020 season if budget ax falls
A paper submitted to Congress by Navy Secretary Richard Spencer puts the Blue Angels’ 2020 tour in the crosshairs if Congress can’t come to a deal that avoids an across-the-board cut to the Defense Department’s budget.
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The Pentagon still doesn’t know how much money it’s getting for FY20. Here’s why that matters long term.
The budget was down, then it was up. And someone has to keep track of all this.
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The military could save hundreds of billions — by capping pay, scrapping aircraft, slashing benefits, experts say
The Congressional Budget Office report is designed to spur conversation on the cost of personnel and programs across a host of government agencies.
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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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Don’t move military funds to build the border wall
The Trump administration should resist declaring an emergency on the border to access Pentagon resources.
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DoD has its top-line budget figure
The department officially has a budget figure to plan to.
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Border wall fight foreshadows Washington gridlock
The divided U.S. Congress started its new session gridlocked over a partial government shutdown, foreshadowing a year of inactivity and partisan confrontations with the president.
-
Trump insists he can use military funds and ‘declare an emergency’ to build border wall
Democrats have attacked the idea as dangerous for national security and wasteful.
-
Warren, a critic of Pentagon bloat and nukes, heads to 2020 presidential run
Sen. Elizabeth Warren, an advocate of reining in America’s military budget and commitments around the globe, has taken the first major step toward launching a widely anticipated campaign for the presidency.
-
Trump tells GOP leaders he won’t sign bill to avoid shutdown
“The president said he will not sign this bill,” because it doesn’t include money for his border wall with Mexico House Speaker Paul Ryan said exiting a hastily called meeting with Trump and other GOP lawmakers at the White House.
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US Navy eyes cutting Blue Angels’ 2020 season if budget ax falls
A paper submitted to Congress by Navy Secretary Richard Spencer puts the Blue Angels’ 2020 tour in the crosshairs if Congress can’t come to a deal that avoids an across-the-board cut to the Defense Department’s budget.
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The Pentagon still doesn’t know how much money it’s getting for FY20. Here’s why that matters long term.
The budget was down, then it was up. And someone has to keep track of all this.
-
The military could save hundreds of billions — by capping pay, scrapping aircraft, slashing benefits, experts say
The Congressional Budget Office report is designed to spur conversation on the cost of personnel and programs across a host of government agencies.
-
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.
-
Don’t move military funds to build the border wall
The Trump administration should resist declaring an emergency on the border to access Pentagon resources.
-
DoD has its top-line budget figure
The department officially has a budget figure to plan to.
-
Border wall fight foreshadows Washington gridlock
The divided U.S. Congress started its new session gridlocked over a partial government shutdown, foreshadowing a year of inactivity and partisan confrontations with the president.
-
Trump insists he can use military funds and ‘declare an emergency’ to build border wall
Democrats have attacked the idea as dangerous for national security and wasteful.
-
Warren, a critic of Pentagon bloat and nukes, heads to 2020 presidential run
Sen. Elizabeth Warren, an advocate of reining in America’s military budget and commitments around the globe, has taken the first major step toward launching a widely anticipated campaign for the presidency.
-
Trump tells GOP leaders he won’t sign bill to avoid shutdown
“The president said he will not sign this bill,” because it doesn’t include money for his border wall with Mexico House Speaker Paul Ryan said exiting a hastily called meeting with Trump and other GOP lawmakers at the White House.
-
US Navy eyes cutting Blue Angels’ 2020 season if budget ax falls
A paper submitted to Congress by Navy Secretary Richard Spencer puts the Blue Angels’ 2020 tour in the crosshairs if Congress can’t come to a deal that avoids an across-the-board cut to the Defense Department’s budget.
-
The Pentagon still doesn’t know how much money it’s getting for FY20. Here’s why that matters long term.
The budget was down, then it was up. And someone has to keep track of all this.
-
The military could save hundreds of billions — by capping pay, scrapping aircraft, slashing benefits, experts say
The Congressional Budget Office report is designed to spur conversation on the cost of personnel and programs across a host of government agencies.
