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What’s inside the $700 billion defense budget plan headed to Trump’s desk?
The authorization bill includes a 2.4 percent pay raise for troops, boosts in military end strengths and equipment, and more acquisition reforms.
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Senate OKs eight defense nominees before Thanksgiving break
The confirmation blitz brings the total number of defense officials approved by the Senate this year to 26.
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Lawmakers raise new concerns over Pentagon policy nominee’s business ties
Senators worry that John Rood has not fully separated himself from his past work at Lockheed Martin, which could influence policy decisions.
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Senate confirms Esper as Army secretary
The former Raytheon executive received overwhelming support from the Senate to take over the service’s top civilian post.
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Space Corps is out in House version of defense policy bill
The U.S. House voted on Tuesday to approve a $700 billion defense authorization plan for fiscal 2018 that rejects a proposed military service focused on space.
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McCain threatens new defense nominations hold over Army waiver changes
The Senate Armed Services Committee chairman is unhappy with how the service handled new rules for would-be recruits.
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This week in Congress: More and more defense nominations
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Nov. 13.
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Congress’ $700B defense authorization deal adds 20,000 troops, rejects Space Corps
The defense budget bill now heads to a full Congress vote, with an uncertain future because of unresolved issues with defense spending caps.
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Report: Full cost of U.S. wars overseas approaching $6 trillion
The annual report includes the cost of homeland security spending, veterans benefits, and other related war costs.
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This week in Congress: NDAA conference work continues
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Nov. 6.
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What’s inside the $700 billion defense budget plan headed to Trump’s desk?
The authorization bill includes a 2.4 percent pay raise for troops, boosts in military end strengths and equipment, and more acquisition reforms.
-
Senate OKs eight defense nominees before Thanksgiving break
The confirmation blitz brings the total number of defense officials approved by the Senate this year to 26.
-
Lawmakers raise new concerns over Pentagon policy nominee’s business ties
Senators worry that John Rood has not fully separated himself from his past work at Lockheed Martin, which could influence policy decisions.
-
Senate confirms Esper as Army secretary
The former Raytheon executive received overwhelming support from the Senate to take over the service’s top civilian post.
-
Space Corps is out in House version of defense policy bill
The U.S. House voted on Tuesday to approve a $700 billion defense authorization plan for fiscal 2018 that rejects a proposed military service focused on space.
-
McCain threatens new defense nominations hold over Army waiver changes
The Senate Armed Services Committee chairman is unhappy with how the service handled new rules for would-be recruits.
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This week in Congress: More and more defense nominations
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Nov. 13.
-
Congress’ $700B defense authorization deal adds 20,000 troops, rejects Space Corps
The defense budget bill now heads to a full Congress vote, with an uncertain future because of unresolved issues with defense spending caps.
-
Report: Full cost of U.S. wars overseas approaching $6 trillion
The annual report includes the cost of homeland security spending, veterans benefits, and other related war costs.
-
This week in Congress: NDAA conference work continues
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Nov. 6.
-
What’s inside the $700 billion defense budget plan headed to Trump’s desk?
The authorization bill includes a 2.4 percent pay raise for troops, boosts in military end strengths and equipment, and more acquisition reforms.
-
Senate OKs eight defense nominees before Thanksgiving break
The confirmation blitz brings the total number of defense officials approved by the Senate this year to 26.
-
Lawmakers raise new concerns over Pentagon policy nominee’s business ties
Senators worry that John Rood has not fully separated himself from his past work at Lockheed Martin, which could influence policy decisions.
-
Senate confirms Esper as Army secretary
The former Raytheon executive received overwhelming support from the Senate to take over the service’s top civilian post.
-
Space Corps is out in House version of defense policy bill
The U.S. House voted on Tuesday to approve a $700 billion defense authorization plan for fiscal 2018 that rejects a proposed military service focused on space.
-
McCain threatens new defense nominations hold over Army waiver changes
The Senate Armed Services Committee chairman is unhappy with how the service handled new rules for would-be recruits.
-
This week in Congress: More and more defense nominations
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Nov. 13.
-
Congress’ $700B defense authorization deal adds 20,000 troops, rejects Space Corps
The defense budget bill now heads to a full Congress vote, with an uncertain future because of unresolved issues with defense spending caps.
-
Report: Full cost of U.S. wars overseas approaching $6 trillion
The annual report includes the cost of homeland security spending, veterans benefits, and other related war costs.
-
This week in Congress: NDAA conference work continues
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Nov. 6.
