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Watchdog report: Pompeo acted properly in Saudi arms sale
The State Department’s internal watchdog has found that Secretary of State Mike Pompeo did not act improperly last year when he approved billions of dollars in arms sales to Saudi Arabia without the consent of Congress.
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Next coronavirus relief package must include a big defense boost, GOP leaders argue
Congressional leaders are negotiating another multi-trillion package of coronavirus relief spending, to include some money for the Defense Department.
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With billions of dollars at stake, let’s responsibly and deliberately spend America’s funds
Two lawmakers warn that hastily passing out money is simply not the solution to a complex problem.
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Pentagon nominee slams the US Navy’s fleet plans as ‘not a credible document’
The Navy’s plan for a 355-ship fleet was put together without regard to its cost, an incoming Pentagon official told lawmakers Tuesday.
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Washington isn’t listening to the Air Force and Space Force
The Department of the Air Force, responsible for training and equipping two military services, has been underfunded for decades, resulting in significant shortfalls in readiness and modernization.
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The US is a ‘cheap date’ in cyberspace. A commission has ideas to change that.
A top member of the Cyber Solarium Commission outlined a two-pronged approach for better cyber deterrence.
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Potential defense budget cuts demand a new calculus
If cuts are coming, there must be a new approach to assessing weapon systems’ value.
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Air Force moves to enact space acquisition reforms, despite hold up of legislative proposals
While a report outlining reforms to how the military buys space systems has been held up by the Office of Management and Budget, the Air Force is planning to move forward with changes that don’t require legislative input.
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Pentagon needs access to defense companies’ networks to hunt cyberthreats, says commission
A top member of the Cyberspace Solarium Commission wants the DoD to conduct threat hunting on defense companies’ networks.
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Senate hearing canceled for controversial Pentagon nominee Anthony Tata
A confirmation hearing has been scuttled for Anthony Tata, President Donald Trump’s embattled pick for the Pentagon’s top policy job, following stiff opposition to the nomination from Democrats and wavering by some Republicans.
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Watchdog report: Pompeo acted properly in Saudi arms sale
The State Department’s internal watchdog has found that Secretary of State Mike Pompeo did not act improperly last year when he approved billions of dollars in arms sales to Saudi Arabia without the consent of Congress.
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Next coronavirus relief package must include a big defense boost, GOP leaders argue
Congressional leaders are negotiating another multi-trillion package of coronavirus relief spending, to include some money for the Defense Department.
-
With billions of dollars at stake, let’s responsibly and deliberately spend America’s funds
Two lawmakers warn that hastily passing out money is simply not the solution to a complex problem.
-
Pentagon nominee slams the US Navy’s fleet plans as ‘not a credible document’
The Navy’s plan for a 355-ship fleet was put together without regard to its cost, an incoming Pentagon official told lawmakers Tuesday.
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Washington isn’t listening to the Air Force and Space Force
The Department of the Air Force, responsible for training and equipping two military services, has been underfunded for decades, resulting in significant shortfalls in readiness and modernization.
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The US is a ‘cheap date’ in cyberspace. A commission has ideas to change that.
A top member of the Cyber Solarium Commission outlined a two-pronged approach for better cyber deterrence.
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Potential defense budget cuts demand a new calculus
If cuts are coming, there must be a new approach to assessing weapon systems’ value.
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Air Force moves to enact space acquisition reforms, despite hold up of legislative proposals
While a report outlining reforms to how the military buys space systems has been held up by the Office of Management and Budget, the Air Force is planning to move forward with changes that don’t require legislative input.
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Pentagon needs access to defense companies’ networks to hunt cyberthreats, says commission
A top member of the Cyberspace Solarium Commission wants the DoD to conduct threat hunting on defense companies’ networks.
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Senate hearing canceled for controversial Pentagon nominee Anthony Tata
A confirmation hearing has been scuttled for Anthony Tata, President Donald Trump’s embattled pick for the Pentagon’s top policy job, following stiff opposition to the nomination from Democrats and wavering by some Republicans.
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Watchdog report: Pompeo acted properly in Saudi arms sale
The State Department’s internal watchdog has found that Secretary of State Mike Pompeo did not act improperly last year when he approved billions of dollars in arms sales to Saudi Arabia without the consent of Congress.
-
Next coronavirus relief package must include a big defense boost, GOP leaders argue
Congressional leaders are negotiating another multi-trillion package of coronavirus relief spending, to include some money for the Defense Department.
-
With billions of dollars at stake, let’s responsibly and deliberately spend America’s funds
Two lawmakers warn that hastily passing out money is simply not the solution to a complex problem.
-
Pentagon nominee slams the US Navy’s fleet plans as ‘not a credible document’
The Navy’s plan for a 355-ship fleet was put together without regard to its cost, an incoming Pentagon official told lawmakers Tuesday.
-
Washington isn’t listening to the Air Force and Space Force
The Department of the Air Force, responsible for training and equipping two military services, has been underfunded for decades, resulting in significant shortfalls in readiness and modernization.
-
The US is a ‘cheap date’ in cyberspace. A commission has ideas to change that.
A top member of the Cyber Solarium Commission outlined a two-pronged approach for better cyber deterrence.
-
Potential defense budget cuts demand a new calculus
If cuts are coming, there must be a new approach to assessing weapon systems’ value.
-
Air Force moves to enact space acquisition reforms, despite hold up of legislative proposals
While a report outlining reforms to how the military buys space systems has been held up by the Office of Management and Budget, the Air Force is planning to move forward with changes that don’t require legislative input.
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Pentagon needs access to defense companies’ networks to hunt cyberthreats, says commission
A top member of the Cyberspace Solarium Commission wants the DoD to conduct threat hunting on defense companies’ networks.
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Senate hearing canceled for controversial Pentagon nominee Anthony Tata
A confirmation hearing has been scuttled for Anthony Tata, President Donald Trump’s embattled pick for the Pentagon’s top policy job, following stiff opposition to the nomination from Democrats and wavering by some Republicans.
