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Congressional Issue Tracker: Return From Recess
Congress watchers are betting lawmakers will pass a stop-gap continuing resolution before Sept. 30 to avert a government shutdown.
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Why a Common Nuclear Missile Design is Poor Acquisition Strategy
Commonality-driven programs have often led to cost overruns, schedule slips, and cancellations.
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GAO: Pentagon Can’t Tell the Difference Between Wartime and Base Dollars
The Pentagon shifted $146.9 billion over six years from its wartime accounts to pay for routine operations, the Government Accountability Office reports.
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Pentagon: No Done Deal with Russia on Syria
The US and Russia have yet to finalize an agreement on coordinated efforts in Syria, with Pentagon spokesman Peter Cook warning Monday that the clock is running on the window for those conversations.
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Ukraine Ambassador: Russia Trying to ‘Blackmail’ Europe
Ukraine Ambassador: Russia Trying to ‘Blackmail’ Europe
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Indian Minister Visits Middle East, Signaling New Focus on Region
India’s junior Foreign Minister Mobashar Jawad Akbar is visiting the Middle East from Aug. 17 to 23, including Syria, Iraq and Lebanon, and the trip is being interpreted by analysts here as a break away from an earlier policy to keep a distance.
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Clinton Advisers Huddle With Aerospace Industries Association
Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton’s advisers met with the Aerospace Industries Association, which had already met with her Republican rival, Donald Trump, the defense trade group announced Wednesday.
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Neil deGrasse Tyson, Jeff Bezos Join Defense Innovation Board
Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson is among the newest names to join Defense Secretary Ash Carter’s new Defense Innovation Advisory Board.
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Israeli Official Warns West Against Embracing Iran
Israel’s national security adviser warned Tuesday that the year-old nuclear deal between Iran and world powers has emboldened Tehran’s support for terror organizations worldwide.
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Congressional Issue Tracker: Return From Recess
Congress watchers are betting lawmakers will pass a stop-gap continuing resolution before Sept. 30 to avert a government shutdown.
-
Why a Common Nuclear Missile Design is Poor Acquisition Strategy
Commonality-driven programs have often led to cost overruns, schedule slips, and cancellations.
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GAO: Pentagon Can’t Tell the Difference Between Wartime and Base Dollars
The Pentagon shifted $146.9 billion over six years from its wartime accounts to pay for routine operations, the Government Accountability Office reports.
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Pentagon: No Done Deal with Russia on Syria
The US and Russia have yet to finalize an agreement on coordinated efforts in Syria, with Pentagon spokesman Peter Cook warning Monday that the clock is running on the window for those conversations.
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NDIA President McKinley to Retire
NDIA President McKinley to Retire
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Ukraine Ambassador: Russia Trying to ‘Blackmail’ Europe
Ukraine Ambassador: Russia Trying to ‘Blackmail’ Europe
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Indian Minister Visits Middle East, Signaling New Focus on Region
India’s junior Foreign Minister Mobashar Jawad Akbar is visiting the Middle East from Aug. 17 to 23, including Syria, Iraq and Lebanon, and the trip is being interpreted by analysts here as a break away from an earlier policy to keep a distance.
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Clinton Advisers Huddle With Aerospace Industries Association
Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton’s advisers met with the Aerospace Industries Association, which had already met with her Republican rival, Donald Trump, the defense trade group announced Wednesday.
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Neil deGrasse Tyson, Jeff Bezos Join Defense Innovation Board
Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson is among the newest names to join Defense Secretary Ash Carter’s new Defense Innovation Advisory Board.
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Israeli Official Warns West Against Embracing Iran
Israel’s national security adviser warned Tuesday that the year-old nuclear deal between Iran and world powers has emboldened Tehran’s support for terror organizations worldwide.
-
Congressional Issue Tracker: Return From Recess
Congress watchers are betting lawmakers will pass a stop-gap continuing resolution before Sept. 30 to avert a government shutdown.
-
Why a Common Nuclear Missile Design is Poor Acquisition Strategy
Commonality-driven programs have often led to cost overruns, schedule slips, and cancellations.
-
GAO: Pentagon Can’t Tell the Difference Between Wartime and Base Dollars
The Pentagon shifted $146.9 billion over six years from its wartime accounts to pay for routine operations, the Government Accountability Office reports.
-
Pentagon: No Done Deal with Russia on Syria
The US and Russia have yet to finalize an agreement on coordinated efforts in Syria, with Pentagon spokesman Peter Cook warning Monday that the clock is running on the window for those conversations.
-
NDIA President McKinley to Retire
NDIA President McKinley to Retire
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Ukraine Ambassador: Russia Trying to ‘Blackmail’ Europe
Ukraine Ambassador: Russia Trying to ‘Blackmail’ Europe
-
Indian Minister Visits Middle East, Signaling New Focus on Region
India’s junior Foreign Minister Mobashar Jawad Akbar is visiting the Middle East from Aug. 17 to 23, including Syria, Iraq and Lebanon, and the trip is being interpreted by analysts here as a break away from an earlier policy to keep a distance.
-
Clinton Advisers Huddle With Aerospace Industries Association
Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton’s advisers met with the Aerospace Industries Association, which had already met with her Republican rival, Donald Trump, the defense trade group announced Wednesday.
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Neil deGrasse Tyson, Jeff Bezos Join Defense Innovation Board
Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson is among the newest names to join Defense Secretary Ash Carter’s new Defense Innovation Advisory Board.
-
Israeli Official Warns West Against Embracing Iran
Israel’s national security adviser warned Tuesday that the year-old nuclear deal between Iran and world powers has emboldened Tehran’s support for terror organizations worldwide.
