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Congress would stop Trump from leaving NATO, key senators say
“If they were seriously planning on withdrawing from NATO, I think it would create a unifying event unlike anything you’ve seen in U.S. history,” says Republican Sen. Thom Tillis.
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US sanctions on Russia could harm India. Congress is wrestling over a fix.
How U.S. lawmakers handle stiff Russia sanctions that inadvertently target India and other allies will be a test of Defense Secretary Jim Mattis’ clout on Capitol Hill.
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Defense bill would kill whales, Democrats say
119 Democrats want to preserve wildlife protections that would be weakened by the House’s FY19 NDAA.
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House votes champion stable military spending, but gridlock looms
Will a series of House messaging bills be enough to head off stop-gap spending bills for defense?
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In Helsinki backlash, Democrats target sanctions loophole for US allies buying Russian arms
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer wants to make sure a proposed loophole for Russia sanctions sought by the Pentagon never makes it into law.
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Dems to Trump: Cancel Putin meeting over hacking indictments
Democrats in Congress are pressuring President Trump to cancel his meeting with Vladimir Putin in the wake of indictments against a dozen Russians who meddled in U.S. elections.
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Trump is actually helping alliance, says former NATO parliament chief
Rep. Mike Turner, R-Ohio, talks to Defense News about South Korea, the U.S. president, NATO, Russia, Syria and more.
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Giant Pentagon policy bill kicks off closed-door debate
U.S. House and Senate conferees on the 2019 NDAA have formally begun negotiations to merge their competing drafts.
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Trump blasts NATO allies for inaction, accuses Germany of being under Russia’s control
The public rebuke comes despite White House assurances that the two-day summit would focus on highlighting the accomplishments of the NATO alliance.
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US Senate votes to defend NATO as Trump attacks alliance
President Trump’s verbal attacks on NATO set off a flurry of legislative activity in the US Senate aimed at expressing support for the beleaguered alliance.
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Congress would stop Trump from leaving NATO, key senators say
“If they were seriously planning on withdrawing from NATO, I think it would create a unifying event unlike anything you’ve seen in U.S. history,” says Republican Sen. Thom Tillis.
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US sanctions on Russia could harm India. Congress is wrestling over a fix.
How U.S. lawmakers handle stiff Russia sanctions that inadvertently target India and other allies will be a test of Defense Secretary Jim Mattis’ clout on Capitol Hill.
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Defense bill would kill whales, Democrats say
119 Democrats want to preserve wildlife protections that would be weakened by the House’s FY19 NDAA.
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House votes champion stable military spending, but gridlock looms
Will a series of House messaging bills be enough to head off stop-gap spending bills for defense?
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In Helsinki backlash, Democrats target sanctions loophole for US allies buying Russian arms
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer wants to make sure a proposed loophole for Russia sanctions sought by the Pentagon never makes it into law.
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Dems to Trump: Cancel Putin meeting over hacking indictments
Democrats in Congress are pressuring President Trump to cancel his meeting with Vladimir Putin in the wake of indictments against a dozen Russians who meddled in U.S. elections.
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Trump is actually helping alliance, says former NATO parliament chief
Rep. Mike Turner, R-Ohio, talks to Defense News about South Korea, the U.S. president, NATO, Russia, Syria and more.
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Giant Pentagon policy bill kicks off closed-door debate
U.S. House and Senate conferees on the 2019 NDAA have formally begun negotiations to merge their competing drafts.
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Trump blasts NATO allies for inaction, accuses Germany of being under Russia’s control
The public rebuke comes despite White House assurances that the two-day summit would focus on highlighting the accomplishments of the NATO alliance.
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US Senate votes to defend NATO as Trump attacks alliance
President Trump’s verbal attacks on NATO set off a flurry of legislative activity in the US Senate aimed at expressing support for the beleaguered alliance.
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Congress would stop Trump from leaving NATO, key senators say
“If they were seriously planning on withdrawing from NATO, I think it would create a unifying event unlike anything you’ve seen in U.S. history,” says Republican Sen. Thom Tillis.
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US sanctions on Russia could harm India. Congress is wrestling over a fix.
How U.S. lawmakers handle stiff Russia sanctions that inadvertently target India and other allies will be a test of Defense Secretary Jim Mattis’ clout on Capitol Hill.
-
Defense bill would kill whales, Democrats say
119 Democrats want to preserve wildlife protections that would be weakened by the House’s FY19 NDAA.
-
House votes champion stable military spending, but gridlock looms
Will a series of House messaging bills be enough to head off stop-gap spending bills for defense?
-
In Helsinki backlash, Democrats target sanctions loophole for US allies buying Russian arms
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer wants to make sure a proposed loophole for Russia sanctions sought by the Pentagon never makes it into law.
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Dems to Trump: Cancel Putin meeting over hacking indictments
Democrats in Congress are pressuring President Trump to cancel his meeting with Vladimir Putin in the wake of indictments against a dozen Russians who meddled in U.S. elections.
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Trump is actually helping alliance, says former NATO parliament chief
Rep. Mike Turner, R-Ohio, talks to Defense News about South Korea, the U.S. president, NATO, Russia, Syria and more.
-
Giant Pentagon policy bill kicks off closed-door debate
U.S. House and Senate conferees on the 2019 NDAA have formally begun negotiations to merge their competing drafts.
-
Trump blasts NATO allies for inaction, accuses Germany of being under Russia’s control
The public rebuke comes despite White House assurances that the two-day summit would focus on highlighting the accomplishments of the NATO alliance.
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US Senate votes to defend NATO as Trump attacks alliance
President Trump’s verbal attacks on NATO set off a flurry of legislative activity in the US Senate aimed at expressing support for the beleaguered alliance.
