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Trump budget fails to live up to ‘historic’ defense promises, analysts say
Analysts say planned defense increase doesn’t meet claims about rebuilding the military.
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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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After North Korea-focused day, administration policy remains opaque
Is the Trump administration walking back its rhetoric? Experts aren’t sure.
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Trump announces two more nominees for Pentagon spots
President Donald Trump announced his intention to nominate Robert Story Karem as assistant secretary of defense for international security affairs and Kari Bingen as principal deputy under secretary of defense for intelligence.
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State OKs Humvees, howitzers for Iraqi peshmerga in ISIS fight
Kurdish forces want the equipment to help fight battle the Islamic State group.
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The Nuclear Posture Review is underway. Here’s what to look for.
The Trump administration’s new nuclear weapons review has begun.
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Mattis offers blurred line on chemical weapons in Syria
Use of chemical weapons will trigger a response, but the definition of a chemical weapon is unclear.
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The DoD’s play-by-play of the Syria missile strikes
U.S. President Donald Trump’s decision to launch Tomahawk missiles at a Syrian air base was the culmination of 48 hours of activity, one that began with what the U.S. believes was a chemical warfare attack on civilians perpetrated by the regime of Syrian President Bashar Assad.
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Army, Navy secretary nominees expected to be named soon
Mark Green and Richard Spencer are the expected nominees.
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Budget experts wary of Trump military buildup long-term impact
Even those who want a Pentagon increase are starting to worry about personnel costs.
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Trump budget fails to live up to ‘historic’ defense promises, analysts say
Analysts say planned defense increase doesn’t meet claims about rebuilding the military.
-
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.
-
After North Korea-focused day, administration policy remains opaque
Is the Trump administration walking back its rhetoric? Experts aren’t sure.
-
Trump announces two more nominees for Pentagon spots
President Donald Trump announced his intention to nominate Robert Story Karem as assistant secretary of defense for international security affairs and Kari Bingen as principal deputy under secretary of defense for intelligence.
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State OKs Humvees, howitzers for Iraqi peshmerga in ISIS fight
Kurdish forces want the equipment to help fight battle the Islamic State group.
-
The Nuclear Posture Review is underway. Here’s what to look for.
The Trump administration’s new nuclear weapons review has begun.
-
Mattis offers blurred line on chemical weapons in Syria
Use of chemical weapons will trigger a response, but the definition of a chemical weapon is unclear.
-
The DoD’s play-by-play of the Syria missile strikes
U.S. President Donald Trump’s decision to launch Tomahawk missiles at a Syrian air base was the culmination of 48 hours of activity, one that began with what the U.S. believes was a chemical warfare attack on civilians perpetrated by the regime of Syrian President Bashar Assad.
-
Army, Navy secretary nominees expected to be named soon
Mark Green and Richard Spencer are the expected nominees.
-
Budget experts wary of Trump military buildup long-term impact
Even those who want a Pentagon increase are starting to worry about personnel costs.
-
Trump budget fails to live up to ‘historic’ defense promises, analysts say
Analysts say planned defense increase doesn’t meet claims about rebuilding the military.
-
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.
-
After North Korea-focused day, administration policy remains opaque
Is the Trump administration walking back its rhetoric? Experts aren’t sure.
-
Trump announces two more nominees for Pentagon spots
President Donald Trump announced his intention to nominate Robert Story Karem as assistant secretary of defense for international security affairs and Kari Bingen as principal deputy under secretary of defense for intelligence.
-
State OKs Humvees, howitzers for Iraqi peshmerga in ISIS fight
Kurdish forces want the equipment to help fight battle the Islamic State group.
-
The Nuclear Posture Review is underway. Here’s what to look for.
The Trump administration’s new nuclear weapons review has begun.
-
Mattis offers blurred line on chemical weapons in Syria
Use of chemical weapons will trigger a response, but the definition of a chemical weapon is unclear.
-
The DoD’s play-by-play of the Syria missile strikes
U.S. President Donald Trump’s decision to launch Tomahawk missiles at a Syrian air base was the culmination of 48 hours of activity, one that began with what the U.S. believes was a chemical warfare attack on civilians perpetrated by the regime of Syrian President Bashar Assad.
-
Army, Navy secretary nominees expected to be named soon
Mark Green and Richard Spencer are the expected nominees.
-
Budget experts wary of Trump military buildup long-term impact
Even those who want a Pentagon increase are starting to worry about personnel costs.
