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‘Follow the damn law’: Bipartisan criticism flies over Trump’s emergency arm sales
For more than an hour, senators pushed a State Department official on what constitutes an emergency, whether the Iran situation had escalated to that point and if the Trump administration plans to use the exemption again.
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What the US needs to counter ‘unprecedented’ Chinese influence in South America
China now has “unprecedented levels of influence and leverage” in America’s backyard, Adm. Craig Faller warned Tuesday.
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United Technologies shareholder launches rebellion against merger with Raytheon
Daniel Loeb calls the deal “ill-conceived and unlikely to create value” for UTC stockholders.
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Here are the biggest weaknesses in America’s defense sector
A new Pentagon report lays out some of the major issues the defense-industrial base poses for America’s weapons.
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Senate moves to allow weapon sales to Cyprus, block F-35 to Turkey
Should the act become law, it would roll back decades of prohibition on arms sales to the Mediterranean nation.
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Trump announces intent to nominate Esper, Norquist and McCarthy to top posts
The timing of an actual nomination will be important for the White House.
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Space Development Agency head exits just months into job
The agency was officially created on March 12, and now it is leaderless.
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Esper heads to NATO during first week on the job as top Pentagon official
The newly minted acting secretary of defense will be spending some time in Europe.
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Five names to watch as Trump searches for his next defense secretary
With Patrick Shanahan out of the process, who will the president tap to lead the Pentagon?
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Inside the process of confirming a Defense Secretary Shanahan
Patrick Shanahan expects to have his nomination “completed here shortly.” But what does that process entail?
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‘Follow the damn law’: Bipartisan criticism flies over Trump’s emergency arm sales
For more than an hour, senators pushed a State Department official on what constitutes an emergency, whether the Iran situation had escalated to that point and if the Trump administration plans to use the exemption again.
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What the US needs to counter ‘unprecedented’ Chinese influence in South America
China now has “unprecedented levels of influence and leverage” in America’s backyard, Adm. Craig Faller warned Tuesday.
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United Technologies shareholder launches rebellion against merger with Raytheon
Daniel Loeb calls the deal “ill-conceived and unlikely to create value” for UTC stockholders.
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Here are the biggest weaknesses in America’s defense sector
A new Pentagon report lays out some of the major issues the defense-industrial base poses for America’s weapons.
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Senate moves to allow weapon sales to Cyprus, block F-35 to Turkey
Should the act become law, it would roll back decades of prohibition on arms sales to the Mediterranean nation.
-
Trump announces intent to nominate Esper, Norquist and McCarthy to top posts
The timing of an actual nomination will be important for the White House.
-
Space Development Agency head exits just months into job
The agency was officially created on March 12, and now it is leaderless.
-
Esper heads to NATO during first week on the job as top Pentagon official
The newly minted acting secretary of defense will be spending some time in Europe.
-
Five names to watch as Trump searches for his next defense secretary
With Patrick Shanahan out of the process, who will the president tap to lead the Pentagon?
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Inside the process of confirming a Defense Secretary Shanahan
Patrick Shanahan expects to have his nomination “completed here shortly.” But what does that process entail?
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‘Follow the damn law’: Bipartisan criticism flies over Trump’s emergency arm sales
For more than an hour, senators pushed a State Department official on what constitutes an emergency, whether the Iran situation had escalated to that point and if the Trump administration plans to use the exemption again.
-
What the US needs to counter ‘unprecedented’ Chinese influence in South America
China now has “unprecedented levels of influence and leverage” in America’s backyard, Adm. Craig Faller warned Tuesday.
-
United Technologies shareholder launches rebellion against merger with Raytheon
Daniel Loeb calls the deal “ill-conceived and unlikely to create value” for UTC stockholders.
-
Here are the biggest weaknesses in America’s defense sector
A new Pentagon report lays out some of the major issues the defense-industrial base poses for America’s weapons.
-
Senate moves to allow weapon sales to Cyprus, block F-35 to Turkey
Should the act become law, it would roll back decades of prohibition on arms sales to the Mediterranean nation.
-
Trump announces intent to nominate Esper, Norquist and McCarthy to top posts
The timing of an actual nomination will be important for the White House.
-
Space Development Agency head exits just months into job
The agency was officially created on March 12, and now it is leaderless.
-
Esper heads to NATO during first week on the job as top Pentagon official
The newly minted acting secretary of defense will be spending some time in Europe.
-
Five names to watch as Trump searches for his next defense secretary
With Patrick Shanahan out of the process, who will the president tap to lead the Pentagon?
-
Inside the process of confirming a Defense Secretary Shanahan
Patrick Shanahan expects to have his nomination “completed here shortly.” But what does that process entail?
