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Democrats’ big night brings big questions for defense policy
Democrats won the U.S. House in convincing fashion in Tuesday’s midterm elections, promising to shake up defense policy in the coming year and raising the possibility of tumultuous impeachment proceedings against President Donald Trump.
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John McCain — war hero, political giant — dies at 81
John McCain, the onetime Navy pilot and longtime lawmaker, was among the best known veterans in America, and has arguably been the most influential and consistent military advocate for the Republican Party over the last three decades.
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US defense policy bill clears House, rockets to Senate
U.S. Senate lawmakers are expected to finalize Congress’ annual defense authorization bill early next week following the House’s passage of the measure Thursday.
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Trump again teases ‘space force’ as the sixth military branch
Trump said America is “getting very big in space,” which may prompt the creation of a new military service focused there.
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Congress’ $700B defense authorization deal adds 20,000 troops, rejects Space Corps
The defense budget bill now heads to a full Congress vote, with an uncertain future because of unresolved issues with defense spending caps.
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Trump elevates Cyber Command; split with NSA still an option
President Donald Trump has announced plans to elevate U.S. Cyber Command to the status of a unified combatant command, underscoring the significance of the cyberspace-focused mission on national security.
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Lawsuit accuses DoD of not securing millions of troops’ personal info
Vietnam Veterans of America is suing the Defense Department for potentially exposing personal information of millions of current and former service members through lax oversight of its Servicemembers Civil Relief Act website.
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US Congress Passes Waiver for Mattis to Lead Pentagon
Congress on Friday passed historic legislation allowing US Marine Corps Gen. James Mattis to serve as the next defense secretary, overriding some Democrats who took a stand for civilian control of the military.
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From troops to nukes: How Trump and Clinton would manage the military
America’s military personnel will have a new commander in chief come January, whether they like it or not, and the two most likely choices could produce two drastically different militaries over the next four years.
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DoD to deploy ‘targeting force’ to hunt down ISIS leaders
The defense secretary says U.S. military efforts in the Middle East are being increased to root out the terrorist group.
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Democrats’ big night brings big questions for defense policy
Democrats won the U.S. House in convincing fashion in Tuesday’s midterm elections, promising to shake up defense policy in the coming year and raising the possibility of tumultuous impeachment proceedings against President Donald Trump.
-
John McCain — war hero, political giant — dies at 81
John McCain, the onetime Navy pilot and longtime lawmaker, was among the best known veterans in America, and has arguably been the most influential and consistent military advocate for the Republican Party over the last three decades.
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US defense policy bill clears House, rockets to Senate
U.S. Senate lawmakers are expected to finalize Congress’ annual defense authorization bill early next week following the House’s passage of the measure Thursday.
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Trump again teases ‘space force’ as the sixth military branch
Trump said America is “getting very big in space,” which may prompt the creation of a new military service focused there.
-
Congress’ $700B defense authorization deal adds 20,000 troops, rejects Space Corps
The defense budget bill now heads to a full Congress vote, with an uncertain future because of unresolved issues with defense spending caps.
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Trump elevates Cyber Command; split with NSA still an option
President Donald Trump has announced plans to elevate U.S. Cyber Command to the status of a unified combatant command, underscoring the significance of the cyberspace-focused mission on national security.
-
Lawsuit accuses DoD of not securing millions of troops’ personal info
Vietnam Veterans of America is suing the Defense Department for potentially exposing personal information of millions of current and former service members through lax oversight of its Servicemembers Civil Relief Act website.
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US Congress Passes Waiver for Mattis to Lead Pentagon
Congress on Friday passed historic legislation allowing US Marine Corps Gen. James Mattis to serve as the next defense secretary, overriding some Democrats who took a stand for civilian control of the military.
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From troops to nukes: How Trump and Clinton would manage the military
America’s military personnel will have a new commander in chief come January, whether they like it or not, and the two most likely choices could produce two drastically different militaries over the next four years.
-
DoD to deploy ‘targeting force’ to hunt down ISIS leaders
The defense secretary says U.S. military efforts in the Middle East are being increased to root out the terrorist group.
-
Democrats’ big night brings big questions for defense policy
Democrats won the U.S. House in convincing fashion in Tuesday’s midterm elections, promising to shake up defense policy in the coming year and raising the possibility of tumultuous impeachment proceedings against President Donald Trump.
-
John McCain — war hero, political giant — dies at 81
John McCain, the onetime Navy pilot and longtime lawmaker, was among the best known veterans in America, and has arguably been the most influential and consistent military advocate for the Republican Party over the last three decades.
-
US defense policy bill clears House, rockets to Senate
U.S. Senate lawmakers are expected to finalize Congress’ annual defense authorization bill early next week following the House’s passage of the measure Thursday.
-
Trump again teases ‘space force’ as the sixth military branch
Trump said America is “getting very big in space,” which may prompt the creation of a new military service focused there.
-
Congress’ $700B defense authorization deal adds 20,000 troops, rejects Space Corps
The defense budget bill now heads to a full Congress vote, with an uncertain future because of unresolved issues with defense spending caps.
-
Trump elevates Cyber Command; split with NSA still an option
President Donald Trump has announced plans to elevate U.S. Cyber Command to the status of a unified combatant command, underscoring the significance of the cyberspace-focused mission on national security.
-
Lawsuit accuses DoD of not securing millions of troops’ personal info
Vietnam Veterans of America is suing the Defense Department for potentially exposing personal information of millions of current and former service members through lax oversight of its Servicemembers Civil Relief Act website.
-
US Congress Passes Waiver for Mattis to Lead Pentagon
Congress on Friday passed historic legislation allowing US Marine Corps Gen. James Mattis to serve as the next defense secretary, overriding some Democrats who took a stand for civilian control of the military.
-
From troops to nukes: How Trump and Clinton would manage the military
America’s military personnel will have a new commander in chief come January, whether they like it or not, and the two most likely choices could produce two drastically different militaries over the next four years.
-
DoD to deploy ‘targeting force’ to hunt down ISIS leaders
The defense secretary says U.S. military efforts in the Middle East are being increased to root out the terrorist group.
