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Who will be Trump’s secretary of defense?
The unconventional Republican’s surprise victory this week has left defense watchers scrambling to figure out who will take over key national security posts next year.
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After NDAA, Thornberry to Name New Subcommittee Chairs
HASC is sure to lose 10 members, including the chairmen of the Seapower and Military Personnel subcommittees.
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UMD Poll: US Voters Agree Crushing ISIS Is No. 1 National Security Priority
Send ground troops? Republicans split. Most Democrats and Independents say ‘no.’
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After Tuesday, Can McCain and Clinton Find Their Reset Button?
McCain Ally Advises the ‘Maverick’ Senator to ‘Bridge’ White House and Divided Congress.
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Top Trump Military Advisers Detail GOP Candidate’s Defense Plan
The 2016 presidential election campaigns have not focused deeply on issues, certainly not on defense. Now, with just a week to go, two top Republican advisers on the military to the Trump campaign provide some insight into what a Trump election might mean for defense.
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Long-Term CR Looms as Pelosi Pans Ryan’s ‘Minibus’ Plan
A partisan split hints at an approaching congressional gridlock.
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Clinton, Trump Spar Over Putin in Final Debate
Clinton calls Trump a Kremlin “puppet.” Trump: “I don’t know Putin.”
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Mission: Mosul. Inside the US-Led Plan to Retake and Hold It
Deputy Secretary of State Antony Blinken: ‘This cannot be and is not just a military effort.’
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22 US House Democrats Press Obama to Adopt ‘No-First-Use’ Nuclear Weapons Policy
Avert ‘catastrophic miscalculation,’ lawmakers ask amid US-Russia tensions.
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Who will be Trump’s secretary of defense?
The unconventional Republican’s surprise victory this week has left defense watchers scrambling to figure out who will take over key national security posts next year.
-
After NDAA, Thornberry to Name New Subcommittee Chairs
HASC is sure to lose 10 members, including the chairmen of the Seapower and Military Personnel subcommittees.
-
UMD Poll: US Voters Agree Crushing ISIS Is No. 1 National Security Priority
Send ground troops? Republicans split. Most Democrats and Independents say ‘no.’
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After Tuesday, Can McCain and Clinton Find Their Reset Button?
McCain Ally Advises the ‘Maverick’ Senator to ‘Bridge’ White House and Divided Congress.
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Races to Watch: Ayotte Faces Trump Effect
Trump looms over pivotal Senate race.
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Top Trump Military Advisers Detail GOP Candidate’s Defense Plan
The 2016 presidential election campaigns have not focused deeply on issues, certainly not on defense. Now, with just a week to go, two top Republican advisers on the military to the Trump campaign provide some insight into what a Trump election might mean for defense.
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Long-Term CR Looms as Pelosi Pans Ryan’s ‘Minibus’ Plan
A partisan split hints at an approaching congressional gridlock.
-
Clinton, Trump Spar Over Putin in Final Debate
Clinton calls Trump a Kremlin “puppet.” Trump: “I don’t know Putin.”
-
Mission: Mosul. Inside the US-Led Plan to Retake and Hold It
Deputy Secretary of State Antony Blinken: ‘This cannot be and is not just a military effort.’
-
22 US House Democrats Press Obama to Adopt ‘No-First-Use’ Nuclear Weapons Policy
Avert ‘catastrophic miscalculation,’ lawmakers ask amid US-Russia tensions.
-
Who will be Trump’s secretary of defense?
The unconventional Republican’s surprise victory this week has left defense watchers scrambling to figure out who will take over key national security posts next year.
-
After NDAA, Thornberry to Name New Subcommittee Chairs
HASC is sure to lose 10 members, including the chairmen of the Seapower and Military Personnel subcommittees.
-
UMD Poll: US Voters Agree Crushing ISIS Is No. 1 National Security Priority
Send ground troops? Republicans split. Most Democrats and Independents say ‘no.’
-
After Tuesday, Can McCain and Clinton Find Their Reset Button?
McCain Ally Advises the ‘Maverick’ Senator to ‘Bridge’ White House and Divided Congress.
-
Races to Watch: Ayotte Faces Trump Effect
Trump looms over pivotal Senate race.
-
Top Trump Military Advisers Detail GOP Candidate’s Defense Plan
The 2016 presidential election campaigns have not focused deeply on issues, certainly not on defense. Now, with just a week to go, two top Republican advisers on the military to the Trump campaign provide some insight into what a Trump election might mean for defense.
-
Long-Term CR Looms as Pelosi Pans Ryan’s ‘Minibus’ Plan
A partisan split hints at an approaching congressional gridlock.
-
Clinton, Trump Spar Over Putin in Final Debate
Clinton calls Trump a Kremlin “puppet.” Trump: “I don’t know Putin.”
-
Mission: Mosul. Inside the US-Led Plan to Retake and Hold It
Deputy Secretary of State Antony Blinken: ‘This cannot be and is not just a military effort.’
-
22 US House Democrats Press Obama to Adopt ‘No-First-Use’ Nuclear Weapons Policy
Avert ‘catastrophic miscalculation,’ lawmakers ask amid US-Russia tensions.
