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Congress boosts Missile Defense Agency budget by $1.3 billion
Congressional appropriators are poised to inject over $1 billion in additional funding into the Missile Defense Agency’s FY21 budget, but still hold back support on a regional ballistic missile defense underlay to bolster the homeland defense capability already in place.
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Congress races to pass $2.3T spending deal, with $696B for Pentagon
Congress is rocketing to pass a massive $2.3 trillion spending package by Dec. 21 at 11:59 p.m. that includes pandemic relief and federal spending, with $696 billion for the Pentagon.
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Congress seals agreement on $900 billion COVID relief bill
House leaders informed lawmakers that they would vote on the legislation on Monday, and the Senate was likely to vote on Monday, too.
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High-ranking House lawmakers press to restore funds to Marine Corps long-range fires efforts
A group of top House lawmakers want to see cuts to Marine Corps long-range fires efforts restored as appropriators from both chambers tackle the FY21 spending bill in conference committee.
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Congress OKs new Arctic icebreakers for Coast Guard
Congress has passed a bill authorizing the addition of Coast Guard Polar Security Cutters for use as icebreakers.
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Trump raises China concerns as reason to veto defense bill
Republican and Democratic lawmakers say the National Defense Authorization Act would be tough on China.
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Timing on defense bill veto could cause problems for Congress, military
President Donald Trump has vowed to block the $740.5 defense authorization bill despite bipartisan support for the measure.
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Corps to shrink by 5,000 Marines under defense compromise bill
It would reduce the Marine Corps to its smallest size since 2006.
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Sen. Rand Paul delays defense bill vote over troop drawdowns
Paul’s objections on Thursday threatened another must-pass bill, a one-week spending measure that would keep the government open through Dec. 18.
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Congress cuts some funding for Army’s cutting edge, do-it-all goggle
The Army must provide a progress report and plan by August before fielding.
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Congress boosts Missile Defense Agency budget by $1.3 billion
Congressional appropriators are poised to inject over $1 billion in additional funding into the Missile Defense Agency’s FY21 budget, but still hold back support on a regional ballistic missile defense underlay to bolster the homeland defense capability already in place.
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Congress races to pass $2.3T spending deal, with $696B for Pentagon
Congress is rocketing to pass a massive $2.3 trillion spending package by Dec. 21 at 11:59 p.m. that includes pandemic relief and federal spending, with $696 billion for the Pentagon.
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Congress seals agreement on $900 billion COVID relief bill
House leaders informed lawmakers that they would vote on the legislation on Monday, and the Senate was likely to vote on Monday, too.
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High-ranking House lawmakers press to restore funds to Marine Corps long-range fires efforts
A group of top House lawmakers want to see cuts to Marine Corps long-range fires efforts restored as appropriators from both chambers tackle the FY21 spending bill in conference committee.
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Congress OKs new Arctic icebreakers for Coast Guard
Congress has passed a bill authorizing the addition of Coast Guard Polar Security Cutters for use as icebreakers.
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Trump raises China concerns as reason to veto defense bill
Republican and Democratic lawmakers say the National Defense Authorization Act would be tough on China.
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Timing on defense bill veto could cause problems for Congress, military
President Donald Trump has vowed to block the $740.5 defense authorization bill despite bipartisan support for the measure.
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Corps to shrink by 5,000 Marines under defense compromise bill
It would reduce the Marine Corps to its smallest size since 2006.
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Sen. Rand Paul delays defense bill vote over troop drawdowns
Paul’s objections on Thursday threatened another must-pass bill, a one-week spending measure that would keep the government open through Dec. 18.
-
Congress cuts some funding for Army’s cutting edge, do-it-all goggle
The Army must provide a progress report and plan by August before fielding.
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Congress boosts Missile Defense Agency budget by $1.3 billion
Congressional appropriators are poised to inject over $1 billion in additional funding into the Missile Defense Agency’s FY21 budget, but still hold back support on a regional ballistic missile defense underlay to bolster the homeland defense capability already in place.
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Congress races to pass $2.3T spending deal, with $696B for Pentagon
Congress is rocketing to pass a massive $2.3 trillion spending package by Dec. 21 at 11:59 p.m. that includes pandemic relief and federal spending, with $696 billion for the Pentagon.
-
Congress seals agreement on $900 billion COVID relief bill
House leaders informed lawmakers that they would vote on the legislation on Monday, and the Senate was likely to vote on Monday, too.
-
High-ranking House lawmakers press to restore funds to Marine Corps long-range fires efforts
A group of top House lawmakers want to see cuts to Marine Corps long-range fires efforts restored as appropriators from both chambers tackle the FY21 spending bill in conference committee.
-
Congress OKs new Arctic icebreakers for Coast Guard
Congress has passed a bill authorizing the addition of Coast Guard Polar Security Cutters for use as icebreakers.
-
Trump raises China concerns as reason to veto defense bill
Republican and Democratic lawmakers say the National Defense Authorization Act would be tough on China.
-
Timing on defense bill veto could cause problems for Congress, military
President Donald Trump has vowed to block the $740.5 defense authorization bill despite bipartisan support for the measure.
-
Corps to shrink by 5,000 Marines under defense compromise bill
It would reduce the Marine Corps to its smallest size since 2006.
-
Sen. Rand Paul delays defense bill vote over troop drawdowns
Paul’s objections on Thursday threatened another must-pass bill, a one-week spending measure that would keep the government open through Dec. 18.
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Congress cuts some funding for Army’s cutting edge, do-it-all goggle
The Army must provide a progress report and plan by August before fielding.
