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Trump: I’m giving the military ‘total authorization’
The president said recent high-profile defense actions show he is fulfilling promises to free the military from political interference.
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Trump lifts federal hiring freeze, but jobs will be slowly filled
White House officials said they’re still conducting a review of all departments to see where waste and inefficiencies can be eliminated.
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Top Senate Dem worries Syria attack could be the start of another endless war
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer told reporters that Trump needs to consult with Congress before escalating the fight in the region.
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Congress awaits next steps after Trump’s strike against Syria
Questions about the long-term strategy in the region and military force authorities remain unclear for lawmakers.
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US hammered Syria with Tomahawk missiles, a weapon the Pentagon doesn’t want anymore
The 3,500-pound munition used against a Syrian airfield Thursday is one of the military’s most used long-range tools.
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As Trump weighs military action in Syria, lawmakers split on his legal authority
As President Trump contemplates military action against Syria for a spate of chemical weapons attacks against civilians, lawmakers are sending him mixed signals on how to proceed.
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After Trump’s remarks, Pentagon prepares for possible Syrian intervention
Pentagon officials have begun preparing for possible military strikes inside Syria as President Donald Trump has steadily ramped up rhetoric against Syrian President Bashar Assad in recent days.
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This week in Congress: Budget deadlines loom
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of March 24.
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Senators want Sinai Peninsula reclassified as a war zone
The designation would allow hundreds of U.S. troops stationed there to get a break on payroll taxes.
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Mattis: Expect U.S. troops in Iraq even after ISIS falls
The defense secretary told senators he opposes the idea of another quick military withdrawal from the region.
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Trump: I’m giving the military ‘total authorization’
The president said recent high-profile defense actions show he is fulfilling promises to free the military from political interference.
-
Trump lifts federal hiring freeze, but jobs will be slowly filled
White House officials said they’re still conducting a review of all departments to see where waste and inefficiencies can be eliminated.
-
Top Senate Dem worries Syria attack could be the start of another endless war
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer told reporters that Trump needs to consult with Congress before escalating the fight in the region.
-
Congress awaits next steps after Trump’s strike against Syria
Questions about the long-term strategy in the region and military force authorities remain unclear for lawmakers.
-
US hammered Syria with Tomahawk missiles, a weapon the Pentagon doesn’t want anymore
The 3,500-pound munition used against a Syrian airfield Thursday is one of the military’s most used long-range tools.
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As Trump weighs military action in Syria, lawmakers split on his legal authority
As President Trump contemplates military action against Syria for a spate of chemical weapons attacks against civilians, lawmakers are sending him mixed signals on how to proceed.
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After Trump’s remarks, Pentagon prepares for possible Syrian intervention
Pentagon officials have begun preparing for possible military strikes inside Syria as President Donald Trump has steadily ramped up rhetoric against Syrian President Bashar Assad in recent days.
-
This week in Congress: Budget deadlines loom
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of March 24.
-
Senators want Sinai Peninsula reclassified as a war zone
The designation would allow hundreds of U.S. troops stationed there to get a break on payroll taxes.
-
Mattis: Expect U.S. troops in Iraq even after ISIS falls
The defense secretary told senators he opposes the idea of another quick military withdrawal from the region.
-
Trump: I’m giving the military ‘total authorization’
The president said recent high-profile defense actions show he is fulfilling promises to free the military from political interference.
-
Trump lifts federal hiring freeze, but jobs will be slowly filled
White House officials said they’re still conducting a review of all departments to see where waste and inefficiencies can be eliminated.
-
Top Senate Dem worries Syria attack could be the start of another endless war
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer told reporters that Trump needs to consult with Congress before escalating the fight in the region.
-
Congress awaits next steps after Trump’s strike against Syria
Questions about the long-term strategy in the region and military force authorities remain unclear for lawmakers.
-
US hammered Syria with Tomahawk missiles, a weapon the Pentagon doesn’t want anymore
The 3,500-pound munition used against a Syrian airfield Thursday is one of the military’s most used long-range tools.
-
As Trump weighs military action in Syria, lawmakers split on his legal authority
As President Trump contemplates military action against Syria for a spate of chemical weapons attacks against civilians, lawmakers are sending him mixed signals on how to proceed.
-
After Trump’s remarks, Pentagon prepares for possible Syrian intervention
Pentagon officials have begun preparing for possible military strikes inside Syria as President Donald Trump has steadily ramped up rhetoric against Syrian President Bashar Assad in recent days.
-
This week in Congress: Budget deadlines loom
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of March 24.
-
Senators want Sinai Peninsula reclassified as a war zone
The designation would allow hundreds of U.S. troops stationed there to get a break on payroll taxes.
-
Mattis: Expect U.S. troops in Iraq even after ISIS falls
The defense secretary told senators he opposes the idea of another quick military withdrawal from the region.
