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US-Qatar fighter jet sale worth $21B in middle of diplomatic crisis
President Trump sided with Saudi Arabia and other Arab countries Tuesday in a deepening diplomatic crisis with Qatar, casting a cloud over a $21.1 billion sale Boeing is counting on to keep open its F-15 production line.
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Qatar rift sets back Trump’s ‘Arab NATO’
A diplomatic rift between Qatar and four Gulf neighbors shows why a military union to fight terrorism and push back against Iran is easier said than done.
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DoD’s $1.8B train-and-equip request forecasts chaos after ISIS
The Pentagon is asking Congress for $1.8 billion to continue an Obama administration program to train and equip Iraqi and Syrian forces to fight against the Islamic State and resist a major commitment of U.S. ground troops.
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Inhofe: Trump’s BRAC request ‘a bad idea’
The Trump administration is seeking a new military base closing round in fiscal 2021 under its new budget proposal, but a key GOP lawmaker is shooting it down while a key Democrat is supporting it.
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Trump budget proposal slashes Obama’s counterterror partnerships fund
Trump’s budget also proposes an end to Obama’s signature counterterrorism training program, amid criticism from Capitol Hill it was too broad to be effective.
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Thornberry warns against ‘low expectations’ for defense budget
A day before the Trump White House is set to announce a 2018 federal budget proposal with $603 billion for national security, House Armed Services Committee Chairman Mac Thornberry dissed that number as “basically the Obama approach.” At $603 billion, it would exceed Obama administration projections by $18.5 billion.
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New defense budget poised to meet lower expectations
Hawkish U.S. lawmakers believe the Pentagon needs a major boost above President Trump’s budget, but it’s unlikely Congress will oblige this year.
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Comey, Russia controversies surrounding Trump threaten federal budget work
U.S. lawmakers worry the growing controversy over alleged Russian ties to the Trump administration is threatening to consume Congress — with federal spending on defense and the GOP’s agenda hanging in the balance.
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Hawkish lawmakers frustrated by budget caps press for repeal
US President Donald Trump missed his campaign promise to offer a bill to “eliminate the defense sequester” within the first 100 days of his administration, but hawkish Republican lawmakers are pressing ahead.
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Rumored US troop increase in Afghanistan draws praise, worry on Capitol Hill
Supporters see more troops in the war zone as a step toward victory. Critics worry it’ll restart another major fight.
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US-Qatar fighter jet sale worth $21B in middle of diplomatic crisis
President Trump sided with Saudi Arabia and other Arab countries Tuesday in a deepening diplomatic crisis with Qatar, casting a cloud over a $21.1 billion sale Boeing is counting on to keep open its F-15 production line.
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Qatar rift sets back Trump’s ‘Arab NATO’
A diplomatic rift between Qatar and four Gulf neighbors shows why a military union to fight terrorism and push back against Iran is easier said than done.
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DoD’s $1.8B train-and-equip request forecasts chaos after ISIS
The Pentagon is asking Congress for $1.8 billion to continue an Obama administration program to train and equip Iraqi and Syrian forces to fight against the Islamic State and resist a major commitment of U.S. ground troops.
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Inhofe: Trump’s BRAC request ‘a bad idea’
The Trump administration is seeking a new military base closing round in fiscal 2021 under its new budget proposal, but a key GOP lawmaker is shooting it down while a key Democrat is supporting it.
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Trump budget proposal slashes Obama’s counterterror partnerships fund
Trump’s budget also proposes an end to Obama’s signature counterterrorism training program, amid criticism from Capitol Hill it was too broad to be effective.
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Thornberry warns against ‘low expectations’ for defense budget
A day before the Trump White House is set to announce a 2018 federal budget proposal with $603 billion for national security, House Armed Services Committee Chairman Mac Thornberry dissed that number as “basically the Obama approach.” At $603 billion, it would exceed Obama administration projections by $18.5 billion.
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New defense budget poised to meet lower expectations
Hawkish U.S. lawmakers believe the Pentagon needs a major boost above President Trump’s budget, but it’s unlikely Congress will oblige this year.
-
Comey, Russia controversies surrounding Trump threaten federal budget work
U.S. lawmakers worry the growing controversy over alleged Russian ties to the Trump administration is threatening to consume Congress — with federal spending on defense and the GOP’s agenda hanging in the balance.
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Hawkish lawmakers frustrated by budget caps press for repeal
US President Donald Trump missed his campaign promise to offer a bill to “eliminate the defense sequester” within the first 100 days of his administration, but hawkish Republican lawmakers are pressing ahead.
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Rumored US troop increase in Afghanistan draws praise, worry on Capitol Hill
Supporters see more troops in the war zone as a step toward victory. Critics worry it’ll restart another major fight.
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US-Qatar fighter jet sale worth $21B in middle of diplomatic crisis
President Trump sided with Saudi Arabia and other Arab countries Tuesday in a deepening diplomatic crisis with Qatar, casting a cloud over a $21.1 billion sale Boeing is counting on to keep open its F-15 production line.
-
Qatar rift sets back Trump’s ‘Arab NATO’
A diplomatic rift between Qatar and four Gulf neighbors shows why a military union to fight terrorism and push back against Iran is easier said than done.
-
DoD’s $1.8B train-and-equip request forecasts chaos after ISIS
The Pentagon is asking Congress for $1.8 billion to continue an Obama administration program to train and equip Iraqi and Syrian forces to fight against the Islamic State and resist a major commitment of U.S. ground troops.
-
Inhofe: Trump’s BRAC request ‘a bad idea’
The Trump administration is seeking a new military base closing round in fiscal 2021 under its new budget proposal, but a key GOP lawmaker is shooting it down while a key Democrat is supporting it.
-
Trump budget proposal slashes Obama’s counterterror partnerships fund
Trump’s budget also proposes an end to Obama’s signature counterterrorism training program, amid criticism from Capitol Hill it was too broad to be effective.
-
Thornberry warns against ‘low expectations’ for defense budget
A day before the Trump White House is set to announce a 2018 federal budget proposal with $603 billion for national security, House Armed Services Committee Chairman Mac Thornberry dissed that number as “basically the Obama approach.” At $603 billion, it would exceed Obama administration projections by $18.5 billion.
-
New defense budget poised to meet lower expectations
Hawkish U.S. lawmakers believe the Pentagon needs a major boost above President Trump’s budget, but it’s unlikely Congress will oblige this year.
-
Comey, Russia controversies surrounding Trump threaten federal budget work
U.S. lawmakers worry the growing controversy over alleged Russian ties to the Trump administration is threatening to consume Congress — with federal spending on defense and the GOP’s agenda hanging in the balance.
-
Hawkish lawmakers frustrated by budget caps press for repeal
US President Donald Trump missed his campaign promise to offer a bill to “eliminate the defense sequester” within the first 100 days of his administration, but hawkish Republican lawmakers are pressing ahead.
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Rumored US troop increase in Afghanistan draws praise, worry on Capitol Hill
Supporters see more troops in the war zone as a step toward victory. Critics worry it’ll restart another major fight.
