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Rep. Thornberry proposes cutting war budget to force a supplemental funding bill
The House’s 2017 defense policy bill will hew to the Pentagon top line of last year’s bipartisan budget agreement, but takes a major gamble by using $18 billion from the wartime budget for base budget needs and forcing a war budget increase on the ne
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U.S. security experts call for greater action against ISIS
A trio of former heavyweight Obama administration officials Tuesday told lawmakers that the Islamic State group has metastasized and the US must intensify its efforts to fight it militarily and politically.
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Congress passes $1.1T spending bill
The US Congress overwhelmingly passed the $1.15 trillion omnibus spending measure that contained $572.7 billion for defense in a succession of votes in the House and Senate on Friday.
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Congress buys more time to pass yearlong funding measure
The US Congress passed legislation Friday that gives it until Dec. 16 to work out either a yearlong appropriations measure or extend the deadline again.
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Congress considers extending funding deadline into next week
The U.S. Congress will consider a measure to extend funding for the federal government into next week to avoid a shutdown on Friday and buy more time for budget negotiations.
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New budget deal puts defense policy bill back on track
Congressional leaders see an easy path ahead for the just-vetoed defense authorization bill thanks to the budget deal.
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Interview: Robert Speer
Robert Speer returned to the US Army after four years in the private sector to helm its vast auditability efforts.
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Rep. Thornberry proposes cutting war budget to force a supplemental funding bill
The House’s 2017 defense policy bill will hew to the Pentagon top line of last year’s bipartisan budget agreement, but takes a major gamble by using $18 billion from the wartime budget for base budget needs and forcing a war budget increase on the ne
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U.S. security experts call for greater action against ISIS
A trio of former heavyweight Obama administration officials Tuesday told lawmakers that the Islamic State group has metastasized and the US must intensify its efforts to fight it militarily and politically.
-
Congress passes $1.1T spending bill
The US Congress overwhelmingly passed the $1.15 trillion omnibus spending measure that contained $572.7 billion for defense in a succession of votes in the House and Senate on Friday.
-
Congress buys more time to pass yearlong funding measure
The US Congress passed legislation Friday that gives it until Dec. 16 to work out either a yearlong appropriations measure or extend the deadline again.
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Congress considers extending funding deadline into next week
The U.S. Congress will consider a measure to extend funding for the federal government into next week to avoid a shutdown on Friday and buy more time for budget negotiations.
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New budget deal puts defense policy bill back on track
Congressional leaders see an easy path ahead for the just-vetoed defense authorization bill thanks to the budget deal.
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Interview: Robert Speer
Robert Speer returned to the US Army after four years in the private sector to helm its vast auditability efforts.
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Rep. Thornberry proposes cutting war budget to force a supplemental funding bill
The House’s 2017 defense policy bill will hew to the Pentagon top line of last year’s bipartisan budget agreement, but takes a major gamble by using $18 billion from the wartime budget for base budget needs and forcing a war budget increase on the ne
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U.S. security experts call for greater action against ISIS
A trio of former heavyweight Obama administration officials Tuesday told lawmakers that the Islamic State group has metastasized and the US must intensify its efforts to fight it militarily and politically.
-
Congress passes $1.1T spending bill
The US Congress overwhelmingly passed the $1.15 trillion omnibus spending measure that contained $572.7 billion for defense in a succession of votes in the House and Senate on Friday.
-
Congress buys more time to pass yearlong funding measure
The US Congress passed legislation Friday that gives it until Dec. 16 to work out either a yearlong appropriations measure or extend the deadline again.
-
Congress considers extending funding deadline into next week
The U.S. Congress will consider a measure to extend funding for the federal government into next week to avoid a shutdown on Friday and buy more time for budget negotiations.
-
New budget deal puts defense policy bill back on track
Congressional leaders see an easy path ahead for the just-vetoed defense authorization bill thanks to the budget deal.
-
Interview: Robert Speer
Robert Speer returned to the US Army after four years in the private sector to helm its vast auditability efforts.
