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Did the US botch its withdraw from the INF Treaty?
Whether you support the Trump administration’s withdraw from the INF treaty or oppose it, experts seem to agree that the roll out was not beneficial for America.
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Bolton faces tense talks with Russia over nuclear treaty
U.S. National Security Adviser John Bolton faces two days of high-tension talks in Moscow beginning Monday after President Donald Trump announced his intention to withdraw from a landmark nuclear weapons treaty.
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More letters found in ricin case; Air Force secretary also targeted
The letters were sent to the White House and the Pentagon, targeting the president and military leaders.
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Navy captain charged with steering defense contracts to her own company
Capt. Heather Cole is accused of steering more than $600,000 in defense contracts to her own Oklahoma business, according to Navy records.
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Trump again suggests sending troops to US southern border
Trump tweets a threat to “call up the U.S. Military and CLOSE OUR SOUTHERN BORDER!”
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Will Congress really cancel US-Saudi arms deals? It’s complicated, but let us explain
Everything you wanted to know about U.S.-Saudi arms sales and the politics around them, but were afraid to ask.
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Trump appears to call for defense spending cuts
The president called for across-the-board cuts in government spending.
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Trump says ‘rogue killers’ could be behind missing Saudi journalist; sends Pompeo to Riyadh
After defending U.S. arms sales to Saudi Arabia over the weekend, President Donald Trump on Monday touted the denials of the Saudi royal family in disappearance of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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Pastor freed in US-Turkey row that snared F-35 program
A Turkish-American diplomatic dispute that entangled the F-35 fighter aircraft program appears one step closer to resolution, but tensions between the two NATO allies remain over a host of issues.
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A stronger defense-industrial base starts with Congress
In an era of great power competition, America cannot afford to depend solely on one of our competitors; it leaves the country unacceptably vulnerable.
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Did the US botch its withdraw from the INF Treaty?
Whether you support the Trump administration’s withdraw from the INF treaty or oppose it, experts seem to agree that the roll out was not beneficial for America.
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Bolton faces tense talks with Russia over nuclear treaty
U.S. National Security Adviser John Bolton faces two days of high-tension talks in Moscow beginning Monday after President Donald Trump announced his intention to withdraw from a landmark nuclear weapons treaty.
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More letters found in ricin case; Air Force secretary also targeted
The letters were sent to the White House and the Pentagon, targeting the president and military leaders.
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Navy captain charged with steering defense contracts to her own company
Capt. Heather Cole is accused of steering more than $600,000 in defense contracts to her own Oklahoma business, according to Navy records.
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Trump again suggests sending troops to US southern border
Trump tweets a threat to “call up the U.S. Military and CLOSE OUR SOUTHERN BORDER!”
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Will Congress really cancel US-Saudi arms deals? It’s complicated, but let us explain
Everything you wanted to know about U.S.-Saudi arms sales and the politics around them, but were afraid to ask.
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Trump appears to call for defense spending cuts
The president called for across-the-board cuts in government spending.
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Trump says ‘rogue killers’ could be behind missing Saudi journalist; sends Pompeo to Riyadh
After defending U.S. arms sales to Saudi Arabia over the weekend, President Donald Trump on Monday touted the denials of the Saudi royal family in disappearance of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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Pastor freed in US-Turkey row that snared F-35 program
A Turkish-American diplomatic dispute that entangled the F-35 fighter aircraft program appears one step closer to resolution, but tensions between the two NATO allies remain over a host of issues.
-
A stronger defense-industrial base starts with Congress
In an era of great power competition, America cannot afford to depend solely on one of our competitors; it leaves the country unacceptably vulnerable.
-
Did the US botch its withdraw from the INF Treaty?
Whether you support the Trump administration’s withdraw from the INF treaty or oppose it, experts seem to agree that the roll out was not beneficial for America.
-
Bolton faces tense talks with Russia over nuclear treaty
U.S. National Security Adviser John Bolton faces two days of high-tension talks in Moscow beginning Monday after President Donald Trump announced his intention to withdraw from a landmark nuclear weapons treaty.
-
More letters found in ricin case; Air Force secretary also targeted
The letters were sent to the White House and the Pentagon, targeting the president and military leaders.
-
Navy captain charged with steering defense contracts to her own company
Capt. Heather Cole is accused of steering more than $600,000 in defense contracts to her own Oklahoma business, according to Navy records.
-
Trump again suggests sending troops to US southern border
Trump tweets a threat to “call up the U.S. Military and CLOSE OUR SOUTHERN BORDER!”
-
Will Congress really cancel US-Saudi arms deals? It’s complicated, but let us explain
Everything you wanted to know about U.S.-Saudi arms sales and the politics around them, but were afraid to ask.
-
Trump appears to call for defense spending cuts
The president called for across-the-board cuts in government spending.
-
Trump says ‘rogue killers’ could be behind missing Saudi journalist; sends Pompeo to Riyadh
After defending U.S. arms sales to Saudi Arabia over the weekend, President Donald Trump on Monday touted the denials of the Saudi royal family in disappearance of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
-
Pastor freed in US-Turkey row that snared F-35 program
A Turkish-American diplomatic dispute that entangled the F-35 fighter aircraft program appears one step closer to resolution, but tensions between the two NATO allies remain over a host of issues.
-
A stronger defense-industrial base starts with Congress
In an era of great power competition, America cannot afford to depend solely on one of our competitors; it leaves the country unacceptably vulnerable.
