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New strikes in Yemen, but no U.S. ground troops in firefight
The U.S. has conducted around 30 strikes in the last 48 hours.
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Air Force nuclear officer: New START treaty is ‘good for us’
President Trump has slammed the agreement as a “bad deal.”
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McCain, Thornberry rip White House budget plan on defense
The Trump administration’s early budget plans are already catching heat on Capitol Hill, from Democrats for domestic cuts and from the Republicans in charge of the armed services committees, who say it shortchanges the military.
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Dunford: ‘Full range of options’ on table in ISIS review
Dunford would not rule out ground troops in Syria.
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H.R. McMaster: What we’ve learned from Trump’s new national security adviser
A collection of stories about McMaster.
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Mattis: Trump has thrown ‘full support’ behind NATO
U.S. President Donald Trump has thrown his “full support” behind the alliance, U.S. Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis said Friday.
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Robert Harward turns down national security adviser’s job
Kellogg remains acting national security adviser.
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Nuclear modernization costs: $400B over 10 years
That figure is a 15 percent increase from the last estimate.
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Trump’s nuclear options: Upcoming review casts a wide net
A new study will let the president make his mark on atomic weapons programs.
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Want to fill a DoD civilian job? Here’s how you get a waiver to Trump’s freeze
Many jobs will remain frozen, but DoD is creating options.
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New strikes in Yemen, but no U.S. ground troops in firefight
The U.S. has conducted around 30 strikes in the last 48 hours.
-
Air Force nuclear officer: New START treaty is ‘good for us’
President Trump has slammed the agreement as a “bad deal.”
-
McCain, Thornberry rip White House budget plan on defense
The Trump administration’s early budget plans are already catching heat on Capitol Hill, from Democrats for domestic cuts and from the Republicans in charge of the armed services committees, who say it shortchanges the military.
-
Dunford: ‘Full range of options’ on table in ISIS review
Dunford would not rule out ground troops in Syria.
-
H.R. McMaster: What we’ve learned from Trump’s new national security adviser
A collection of stories about McMaster.
-
Mattis: Trump has thrown ‘full support’ behind NATO
U.S. President Donald Trump has thrown his “full support” behind the alliance, U.S. Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis said Friday.
-
Robert Harward turns down national security adviser’s job
Kellogg remains acting national security adviser.
-
Nuclear modernization costs: $400B over 10 years
That figure is a 15 percent increase from the last estimate.
-
Trump’s nuclear options: Upcoming review casts a wide net
A new study will let the president make his mark on atomic weapons programs.
-
Want to fill a DoD civilian job? Here’s how you get a waiver to Trump’s freeze
Many jobs will remain frozen, but DoD is creating options.
-
New strikes in Yemen, but no U.S. ground troops in firefight
The U.S. has conducted around 30 strikes in the last 48 hours.
-
Air Force nuclear officer: New START treaty is ‘good for us’
President Trump has slammed the agreement as a “bad deal.”
-
McCain, Thornberry rip White House budget plan on defense
The Trump administration’s early budget plans are already catching heat on Capitol Hill, from Democrats for domestic cuts and from the Republicans in charge of the armed services committees, who say it shortchanges the military.
-
Dunford: ‘Full range of options’ on table in ISIS review
Dunford would not rule out ground troops in Syria.
-
H.R. McMaster: What we’ve learned from Trump’s new national security adviser
A collection of stories about McMaster.
-
Mattis: Trump has thrown ‘full support’ behind NATO
U.S. President Donald Trump has thrown his “full support” behind the alliance, U.S. Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis said Friday.
-
Robert Harward turns down national security adviser’s job
Kellogg remains acting national security adviser.
-
Nuclear modernization costs: $400B over 10 years
That figure is a 15 percent increase from the last estimate.
-
Trump’s nuclear options: Upcoming review casts a wide net
A new study will let the president make his mark on atomic weapons programs.
-
Want to fill a DoD civilian job? Here’s how you get a waiver to Trump’s freeze
Many jobs will remain frozen, but DoD is creating options.
