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Timing on defense bill veto could cause problems for Congress, military
President Donald Trump has vowed to block the $740.5 defense authorization bill despite bipartisan support for the measure.
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Corps to shrink by 5,000 Marines under defense compromise bill
It would reduce the Marine Corps to its smallest size since 2006.
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Sen. Rand Paul delays defense bill vote over troop drawdowns
Paul’s objections on Thursday threatened another must-pass bill, a one-week spending measure that would keep the government open through Dec. 18.
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Biden to name former WH Chief of Staff Denis McDonough as VA secretary nominee
In confirmed, the 51-year-old would be only the second non-veteran to serve as VA secretary.
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Amid veto threat, Senate rejects ban on Trump’s big UAE arms sale
The Senate voted Wednesday on two measures to block President Donald Trump’s plan to sell roughly $23 billion in weapons to the United Arab Emirates.
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Congress cuts some funding for Army’s cutting edge, do-it-all goggle
The Army must provide a progress report and plan by August before fielding.
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Defense policy bill prepares Pentagon for operational 5G
The plan taps the CIO as the lead on the issue in the future and establishes a 5G cross-functional team.
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Austin expected to testify in House before waiver to lead Pentagon
President-elect Joe Biden’s pick for defense secretary, retired Gen. Lloyd Austin III, will testify before the House Armed Services Committee as a prerequisite for a waiver to serve, panel chairman Rep. Adam Smith said Tuesday.
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Defying Trump, House approves defense bill with veto-proof majority
The House defied a veto threat from President Donald Trump on Tuesday and approved a $740.5 billion defense policy bill that Trump opposes because it doesn’t repeal a prized liability shield for social media firms.
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The Pentagon has a decision to make on a major network security program
This year’s NDAA calls for the DoD to make a decision on the future of its Joint Regional Security Stacks program in 2021.
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Timing on defense bill veto could cause problems for Congress, military
President Donald Trump has vowed to block the $740.5 defense authorization bill despite bipartisan support for the measure.
-
Corps to shrink by 5,000 Marines under defense compromise bill
It would reduce the Marine Corps to its smallest size since 2006.
-
Sen. Rand Paul delays defense bill vote over troop drawdowns
Paul’s objections on Thursday threatened another must-pass bill, a one-week spending measure that would keep the government open through Dec. 18.
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Biden to name former WH Chief of Staff Denis McDonough as VA secretary nominee
In confirmed, the 51-year-old would be only the second non-veteran to serve as VA secretary.
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Amid veto threat, Senate rejects ban on Trump’s big UAE arms sale
The Senate voted Wednesday on two measures to block President Donald Trump’s plan to sell roughly $23 billion in weapons to the United Arab Emirates.
-
Congress cuts some funding for Army’s cutting edge, do-it-all goggle
The Army must provide a progress report and plan by August before fielding.
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Defense policy bill prepares Pentagon for operational 5G
The plan taps the CIO as the lead on the issue in the future and establishes a 5G cross-functional team.
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Austin expected to testify in House before waiver to lead Pentagon
President-elect Joe Biden’s pick for defense secretary, retired Gen. Lloyd Austin III, will testify before the House Armed Services Committee as a prerequisite for a waiver to serve, panel chairman Rep. Adam Smith said Tuesday.
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Defying Trump, House approves defense bill with veto-proof majority
The House defied a veto threat from President Donald Trump on Tuesday and approved a $740.5 billion defense policy bill that Trump opposes because it doesn’t repeal a prized liability shield for social media firms.
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The Pentagon has a decision to make on a major network security program
This year’s NDAA calls for the DoD to make a decision on the future of its Joint Regional Security Stacks program in 2021.
-
Timing on defense bill veto could cause problems for Congress, military
President Donald Trump has vowed to block the $740.5 defense authorization bill despite bipartisan support for the measure.
-
Corps to shrink by 5,000 Marines under defense compromise bill
It would reduce the Marine Corps to its smallest size since 2006.
-
Sen. Rand Paul delays defense bill vote over troop drawdowns
Paul’s objections on Thursday threatened another must-pass bill, a one-week spending measure that would keep the government open through Dec. 18.
-
Biden to name former WH Chief of Staff Denis McDonough as VA secretary nominee
In confirmed, the 51-year-old would be only the second non-veteran to serve as VA secretary.
-
Amid veto threat, Senate rejects ban on Trump’s big UAE arms sale
The Senate voted Wednesday on two measures to block President Donald Trump’s plan to sell roughly $23 billion in weapons to the United Arab Emirates.
-
Congress cuts some funding for Army’s cutting edge, do-it-all goggle
The Army must provide a progress report and plan by August before fielding.
-
Defense policy bill prepares Pentagon for operational 5G
The plan taps the CIO as the lead on the issue in the future and establishes a 5G cross-functional team.
-
Austin expected to testify in House before waiver to lead Pentagon
President-elect Joe Biden’s pick for defense secretary, retired Gen. Lloyd Austin III, will testify before the House Armed Services Committee as a prerequisite for a waiver to serve, panel chairman Rep. Adam Smith said Tuesday.
-
Defying Trump, House approves defense bill with veto-proof majority
The House defied a veto threat from President Donald Trump on Tuesday and approved a $740.5 billion defense policy bill that Trump opposes because it doesn’t repeal a prized liability shield for social media firms.
-
The Pentagon has a decision to make on a major network security program
This year’s NDAA calls for the DoD to make a decision on the future of its Joint Regional Security Stacks program in 2021.
