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Can Congress finish the defense authorization bill by August?
After the Senate advanced its NDAA draft Monday, defense lawmakers are hopeful they can move quickly on the sprawling military budget bill.
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Five debates lawmakers still need to settle in the defense authorization bill
With the Senate poised to advance its draft of the annual defense budget legislation, here’s a look some of the top debates still to be resolved.
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US senators grapple with new sub-launched nuke
The U.S. Senate voted against scuttling legislation to force the Trump administration to seek congressional approval for a new low-yield, tactical nuclear weapon.
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Trump tweet adds more confusion to issue of Pacific military exercises
In a early morning social media thread, the president said the country could “save a fortune by not doing war games.”
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Trump’s proposed troop moves in South Korea raise concerns for lawmakers
Even members of Trump’s own party were shocked to hear him include cancelling military exercises and possible troop drawdowns during the North Korea summit.
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More troops and aircraft: Here’s what House appropriators want in the FY19 defense budget
The $674.6 billion spending plan is largely in line with White House priorities, but breaks with the president in a few key areas.
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Partisan battle for new tactical nuke looms in Senate
Where will the next skirmish over the Trump administration’s plans for a new nuclear weapon go down? Find out before it happens.
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US Senate panel sets sights on Russia, China in major defense bill
Here’s how the Senate’s massive defense policy bill would target Russia and China.
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Corker to fight Trump tariffs with new bill
Should President Donald Trump have to get congressional approval for his recent steel and aluminum tariffs? A member of the president’s own party is leading such a charge.
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Schumer, Senate Dems have a Korea summit checklist for Trump
The president’s planned summit next month with North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un is back on. But Democrats don’t want the U.S. to agree to, ‘a bad deal.’
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Can Congress finish the defense authorization bill by August?
After the Senate advanced its NDAA draft Monday, defense lawmakers are hopeful they can move quickly on the sprawling military budget bill.
-
Five debates lawmakers still need to settle in the defense authorization bill
With the Senate poised to advance its draft of the annual defense budget legislation, here’s a look some of the top debates still to be resolved.
-
US senators grapple with new sub-launched nuke
The U.S. Senate voted against scuttling legislation to force the Trump administration to seek congressional approval for a new low-yield, tactical nuclear weapon.
-
Trump tweet adds more confusion to issue of Pacific military exercises
In a early morning social media thread, the president said the country could “save a fortune by not doing war games.”
-
Trump’s proposed troop moves in South Korea raise concerns for lawmakers
Even members of Trump’s own party were shocked to hear him include cancelling military exercises and possible troop drawdowns during the North Korea summit.
-
More troops and aircraft: Here’s what House appropriators want in the FY19 defense budget
The $674.6 billion spending plan is largely in line with White House priorities, but breaks with the president in a few key areas.
-
Partisan battle for new tactical nuke looms in Senate
Where will the next skirmish over the Trump administration’s plans for a new nuclear weapon go down? Find out before it happens.
-
US Senate panel sets sights on Russia, China in major defense bill
Here’s how the Senate’s massive defense policy bill would target Russia and China.
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Corker to fight Trump tariffs with new bill
Should President Donald Trump have to get congressional approval for his recent steel and aluminum tariffs? A member of the president’s own party is leading such a charge.
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Schumer, Senate Dems have a Korea summit checklist for Trump
The president’s planned summit next month with North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un is back on. But Democrats don’t want the U.S. to agree to, ‘a bad deal.’
-
Can Congress finish the defense authorization bill by August?
After the Senate advanced its NDAA draft Monday, defense lawmakers are hopeful they can move quickly on the sprawling military budget bill.
-
Five debates lawmakers still need to settle in the defense authorization bill
With the Senate poised to advance its draft of the annual defense budget legislation, here’s a look some of the top debates still to be resolved.
-
US senators grapple with new sub-launched nuke
The U.S. Senate voted against scuttling legislation to force the Trump administration to seek congressional approval for a new low-yield, tactical nuclear weapon.
-
Trump tweet adds more confusion to issue of Pacific military exercises
In a early morning social media thread, the president said the country could “save a fortune by not doing war games.”
-
Trump’s proposed troop moves in South Korea raise concerns for lawmakers
Even members of Trump’s own party were shocked to hear him include cancelling military exercises and possible troop drawdowns during the North Korea summit.
-
More troops and aircraft: Here’s what House appropriators want in the FY19 defense budget
The $674.6 billion spending plan is largely in line with White House priorities, but breaks with the president in a few key areas.
-
Partisan battle for new tactical nuke looms in Senate
Where will the next skirmish over the Trump administration’s plans for a new nuclear weapon go down? Find out before it happens.
-
US Senate panel sets sights on Russia, China in major defense bill
Here’s how the Senate’s massive defense policy bill would target Russia and China.
-
Corker to fight Trump tariffs with new bill
Should President Donald Trump have to get congressional approval for his recent steel and aluminum tariffs? A member of the president’s own party is leading such a charge.
-
Schumer, Senate Dems have a Korea summit checklist for Trump
The president’s planned summit next month with North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un is back on. But Democrats don’t want the U.S. to agree to, ‘a bad deal.’
