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‘Buy American’ reforms strike the right balance
Some commentators have been misrepresenting the idea of Buy American, and it’s important to lay out the facts, according to this commentary’s authors.
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Pentagon acquisition boss talks industry, mergers and coronavirus
Ellen Lord was a keynote speaker at the 2020 Defense News Conference.
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Coronavirus has kept us close to home. It’s a helpful lesson for strengthening national defense.
The U.S. Defense Department must throw open its doors to innovators and free itself to make bets; if it does, it will get more world-class tools for its mission owners.
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Trump: ‘No problem’ selling F-35 jets to UAE
U.S. President Donald Trump says he would have “no problem” selling the advanced F-35 fighter to the United Arab Emirates, despite objections from Israel.
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Reshoring does not mean ‘Buy America’ only
Protectionist efforts are wrong-headed because they are not strictly focused on the real problem in our industrial base, namely the dependencies on companies based in adversarial countries such as China.
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Trump’s talk of secret new weapon fits a pattern of puzzles
President Donald Trump is expanding his arsenal of spectacular, but hard to explain, claims about U.S. military might.
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Chinese military calls US biggest threat to world peace
China’s Defense Ministry on Sunday blasted a critical U.S. report on the country’s military ambitions, saying it is the U.S. instead that poses the biggest threat to the international order and world peace.
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19 years after 9/11: Still at war with an outdated authorization
Both houses of Congress must work together to repeal the current authorizations for the use of military force, implemented to wage endless wars.
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US general says Russian and Chinese deals in Latin America risk destabilizing region
Lt. Gen. Michael Plehn compared Chinese and Russian dealings in the Western Hemisphere with criminal organizations.
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Eliminating geographic bias could be key in information fight
Success in geopolitical competition requires a rethinking of geographic boundaries, according to a top American general.
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‘Buy American’ reforms strike the right balance
Some commentators have been misrepresenting the idea of Buy American, and it’s important to lay out the facts, according to this commentary’s authors.
-
Pentagon acquisition boss talks industry, mergers and coronavirus
Ellen Lord was a keynote speaker at the 2020 Defense News Conference.
-
Coronavirus has kept us close to home. It’s a helpful lesson for strengthening national defense.
The U.S. Defense Department must throw open its doors to innovators and free itself to make bets; if it does, it will get more world-class tools for its mission owners.
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Trump: ‘No problem’ selling F-35 jets to UAE
U.S. President Donald Trump says he would have “no problem” selling the advanced F-35 fighter to the United Arab Emirates, despite objections from Israel.
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Reshoring does not mean ‘Buy America’ only
Protectionist efforts are wrong-headed because they are not strictly focused on the real problem in our industrial base, namely the dependencies on companies based in adversarial countries such as China.
-
Trump’s talk of secret new weapon fits a pattern of puzzles
President Donald Trump is expanding his arsenal of spectacular, but hard to explain, claims about U.S. military might.
-
Chinese military calls US biggest threat to world peace
China’s Defense Ministry on Sunday blasted a critical U.S. report on the country’s military ambitions, saying it is the U.S. instead that poses the biggest threat to the international order and world peace.
-
19 years after 9/11: Still at war with an outdated authorization
Both houses of Congress must work together to repeal the current authorizations for the use of military force, implemented to wage endless wars.
-
US general says Russian and Chinese deals in Latin America risk destabilizing region
Lt. Gen. Michael Plehn compared Chinese and Russian dealings in the Western Hemisphere with criminal organizations.
-
Eliminating geographic bias could be key in information fight
Success in geopolitical competition requires a rethinking of geographic boundaries, according to a top American general.
-
‘Buy American’ reforms strike the right balance
Some commentators have been misrepresenting the idea of Buy American, and it’s important to lay out the facts, according to this commentary’s authors.
-
Pentagon acquisition boss talks industry, mergers and coronavirus
Ellen Lord was a keynote speaker at the 2020 Defense News Conference.
-
Coronavirus has kept us close to home. It’s a helpful lesson for strengthening national defense.
The U.S. Defense Department must throw open its doors to innovators and free itself to make bets; if it does, it will get more world-class tools for its mission owners.
-
Trump: ‘No problem’ selling F-35 jets to UAE
U.S. President Donald Trump says he would have “no problem” selling the advanced F-35 fighter to the United Arab Emirates, despite objections from Israel.
-
Reshoring does not mean ‘Buy America’ only
Protectionist efforts are wrong-headed because they are not strictly focused on the real problem in our industrial base, namely the dependencies on companies based in adversarial countries such as China.
-
Trump’s talk of secret new weapon fits a pattern of puzzles
President Donald Trump is expanding his arsenal of spectacular, but hard to explain, claims about U.S. military might.
-
Chinese military calls US biggest threat to world peace
China’s Defense Ministry on Sunday blasted a critical U.S. report on the country’s military ambitions, saying it is the U.S. instead that poses the biggest threat to the international order and world peace.
-
19 years after 9/11: Still at war with an outdated authorization
Both houses of Congress must work together to repeal the current authorizations for the use of military force, implemented to wage endless wars.
-
US general says Russian and Chinese deals in Latin America risk destabilizing region
Lt. Gen. Michael Plehn compared Chinese and Russian dealings in the Western Hemisphere with criminal organizations.
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Eliminating geographic bias could be key in information fight
Success in geopolitical competition requires a rethinking of geographic boundaries, according to a top American general.
