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Biden’s Afghanistan pullout gets mixed reaction in Congress
Mostly Republican critics warn Afghanistan would again become a launchpad for terror attacks.
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China aims to weaponize space, says intel community report
The U.S. intelligence community is issuing a warning in its Global Risk Assessment.
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House Armed Services chair ‘deeply concerned’ by White House budget delays
The Democratic chairman of the House Armed Services Committee blasted the White House for “dragging their feet” on the federal budget, urging its release by May 10 to avoid a continuing resolution.
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Biden to order all US troops out of Afghanistan by Sept. 11
White House officials had been struggling with a May 1 deadline to withdraw all U.S. troops from the country.
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High operating costs cloud the future of littoral combat ships, budget data reveals
Operating costs for the LCS are eating into Navy’s accounts.
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Beijing has pierced Washington’s deterrence bubble. How can the US recover?
The Whitsun Reef spectacle lays bare that the United States’ continued embrace of a costly, conventional deterrence strategy is alone unlikely to prevent China from achieving many of its security objectives.
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Think twice before bringing back the COCOM export control regime
Resuscitating the Coordinating Committee for Multilateral Export Controls is a bad idea.
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Biden requests $715B for Pentagon, hinting at administration’s future priorities
U.S. President Joe Biden’s fiscal 2022 budget request asks for $753 billion in national security funding, an increase of 1.6 percent that includes $715 billion for the Defense Department.
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Biden’s defense budget will meet ‘traffic jam’ in Congress
President Joe Biden will launch the annual budget and appropriations process Friday when he sends Congress his discretionary spending top line requests for fiscal 2022 ― but Pentagon spending, policy and nominations will be jostling for attention in a busy Congress.
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Advocates await Biden’s course change on arms sales
President Joe Biden’s early months “suggest a change of course” regarding to whom the U.S. decides to sell weapons, according to a new think tank report.
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Biden’s Afghanistan pullout gets mixed reaction in Congress
Mostly Republican critics warn Afghanistan would again become a launchpad for terror attacks.
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China aims to weaponize space, says intel community report
The U.S. intelligence community is issuing a warning in its Global Risk Assessment.
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House Armed Services chair ‘deeply concerned’ by White House budget delays
The Democratic chairman of the House Armed Services Committee blasted the White House for “dragging their feet” on the federal budget, urging its release by May 10 to avoid a continuing resolution.
-
Biden to order all US troops out of Afghanistan by Sept. 11
White House officials had been struggling with a May 1 deadline to withdraw all U.S. troops from the country.
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High operating costs cloud the future of littoral combat ships, budget data reveals
Operating costs for the LCS are eating into Navy’s accounts.
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Beijing has pierced Washington’s deterrence bubble. How can the US recover?
The Whitsun Reef spectacle lays bare that the United States’ continued embrace of a costly, conventional deterrence strategy is alone unlikely to prevent China from achieving many of its security objectives.
-
Think twice before bringing back the COCOM export control regime
Resuscitating the Coordinating Committee for Multilateral Export Controls is a bad idea.
-
Biden requests $715B for Pentagon, hinting at administration’s future priorities
U.S. President Joe Biden’s fiscal 2022 budget request asks for $753 billion in national security funding, an increase of 1.6 percent that includes $715 billion for the Defense Department.
-
Biden’s defense budget will meet ‘traffic jam’ in Congress
President Joe Biden will launch the annual budget and appropriations process Friday when he sends Congress his discretionary spending top line requests for fiscal 2022 ― but Pentagon spending, policy and nominations will be jostling for attention in a busy Congress.
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Advocates await Biden’s course change on arms sales
President Joe Biden’s early months “suggest a change of course” regarding to whom the U.S. decides to sell weapons, according to a new think tank report.
-
Biden’s Afghanistan pullout gets mixed reaction in Congress
Mostly Republican critics warn Afghanistan would again become a launchpad for terror attacks.
-
China aims to weaponize space, says intel community report
The U.S. intelligence community is issuing a warning in its Global Risk Assessment.
-
House Armed Services chair ‘deeply concerned’ by White House budget delays
The Democratic chairman of the House Armed Services Committee blasted the White House for “dragging their feet” on the federal budget, urging its release by May 10 to avoid a continuing resolution.
-
Biden to order all US troops out of Afghanistan by Sept. 11
White House officials had been struggling with a May 1 deadline to withdraw all U.S. troops from the country.
-
High operating costs cloud the future of littoral combat ships, budget data reveals
Operating costs for the LCS are eating into Navy’s accounts.
-
Beijing has pierced Washington’s deterrence bubble. How can the US recover?
The Whitsun Reef spectacle lays bare that the United States’ continued embrace of a costly, conventional deterrence strategy is alone unlikely to prevent China from achieving many of its security objectives.
-
Think twice before bringing back the COCOM export control regime
Resuscitating the Coordinating Committee for Multilateral Export Controls is a bad idea.
-
Biden requests $715B for Pentagon, hinting at administration’s future priorities
U.S. President Joe Biden’s fiscal 2022 budget request asks for $753 billion in national security funding, an increase of 1.6 percent that includes $715 billion for the Defense Department.
-
Biden’s defense budget will meet ‘traffic jam’ in Congress
President Joe Biden will launch the annual budget and appropriations process Friday when he sends Congress his discretionary spending top line requests for fiscal 2022 ― but Pentagon spending, policy and nominations will be jostling for attention in a busy Congress.
-
Advocates await Biden’s course change on arms sales
President Joe Biden’s early months “suggest a change of course” regarding to whom the U.S. decides to sell weapons, according to a new think tank report.
