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Democrats demand independent probe of White House-Russia ties
With questions still swirling about the sudden resignation of national security adviser Michael Flynn this week, Democrats on Wednesday stepped up demands for an independent investigation into the relationship between the Trump administration and Moscow.
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This week in Congress: A new VA secretary and government waste
Defense and veterans hearings for the week of Feb. 13.
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Another Army secretary candidate drops out
Van Hipp, a defense lobbyist and former Army assistant secretary, withdrew for personal reasons.
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Trump’s fights with McCain threaten to divide Republicans
Sen. John McCain insists he’s a supporter of President Donald Trump, even as he has once again emerged as his biggest foe on Capitol Hill.
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Thousands more troops are needed in Afghanistan, top commander tells Congress
Gen. John Nicholson Jr. says training and advisory missions are understaffed, and more troops are needed to break a “stalemate” with enemy forces.
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This week in Congress: Military readiness hearings preview budget fights
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Feb. 6.
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Trump’s pick for Army secretary drops out
Vincent Viola, owner of the NHL’s Florida Panthers, faced problems divesting his business holdings.
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White House insists Yemen raid was well-planned, successful
A Navy SEAL was killed and three U.S. servicemembers were injured in the Jan. 29 assault on an al-Qaida compound.
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Lawmakers appeal to Mattis to fix immigration ban problems
After receiving little response from the White House, several members of Congress are looking to the defense secretary as a potential ally.
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Iraqi military allies may get travel waivers, but White House officials won’t guarantee it
Critics of the president’s new travel ban worry that it could put translators and other Iraqi allies in grave danger.
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Democrats demand independent probe of White House-Russia ties
With questions still swirling about the sudden resignation of national security adviser Michael Flynn this week, Democrats on Wednesday stepped up demands for an independent investigation into the relationship between the Trump administration and Moscow.
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This week in Congress: A new VA secretary and government waste
Defense and veterans hearings for the week of Feb. 13.
-
Another Army secretary candidate drops out
Van Hipp, a defense lobbyist and former Army assistant secretary, withdrew for personal reasons.
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Trump’s fights with McCain threaten to divide Republicans
Sen. John McCain insists he’s a supporter of President Donald Trump, even as he has once again emerged as his biggest foe on Capitol Hill.
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Thousands more troops are needed in Afghanistan, top commander tells Congress
Gen. John Nicholson Jr. says training and advisory missions are understaffed, and more troops are needed to break a “stalemate” with enemy forces.
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This week in Congress: Military readiness hearings preview budget fights
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Feb. 6.
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Trump’s pick for Army secretary drops out
Vincent Viola, owner of the NHL’s Florida Panthers, faced problems divesting his business holdings.
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White House insists Yemen raid was well-planned, successful
A Navy SEAL was killed and three U.S. servicemembers were injured in the Jan. 29 assault on an al-Qaida compound.
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Lawmakers appeal to Mattis to fix immigration ban problems
After receiving little response from the White House, several members of Congress are looking to the defense secretary as a potential ally.
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Iraqi military allies may get travel waivers, but White House officials won’t guarantee it
Critics of the president’s new travel ban worry that it could put translators and other Iraqi allies in grave danger.
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Democrats demand independent probe of White House-Russia ties
With questions still swirling about the sudden resignation of national security adviser Michael Flynn this week, Democrats on Wednesday stepped up demands for an independent investigation into the relationship between the Trump administration and Moscow.
-
This week in Congress: A new VA secretary and government waste
Defense and veterans hearings for the week of Feb. 13.
-
Another Army secretary candidate drops out
Van Hipp, a defense lobbyist and former Army assistant secretary, withdrew for personal reasons.
-
Trump’s fights with McCain threaten to divide Republicans
Sen. John McCain insists he’s a supporter of President Donald Trump, even as he has once again emerged as his biggest foe on Capitol Hill.
-
Thousands more troops are needed in Afghanistan, top commander tells Congress
Gen. John Nicholson Jr. says training and advisory missions are understaffed, and more troops are needed to break a “stalemate” with enemy forces.
-
This week in Congress: Military readiness hearings preview budget fights
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Feb. 6.
-
Trump’s pick for Army secretary drops out
Vincent Viola, owner of the NHL’s Florida Panthers, faced problems divesting his business holdings.
-
White House insists Yemen raid was well-planned, successful
A Navy SEAL was killed and three U.S. servicemembers were injured in the Jan. 29 assault on an al-Qaida compound.
-
Lawmakers appeal to Mattis to fix immigration ban problems
After receiving little response from the White House, several members of Congress are looking to the defense secretary as a potential ally.
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Iraqi military allies may get travel waivers, but White House officials won’t guarantee it
Critics of the president’s new travel ban worry that it could put translators and other Iraqi allies in grave danger.
