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Analysts: It’s time to kill off the Pentagon’s personnel office
The outside experts argue the office produces little in the way of valuable policy and may actually be inhibiting ambitious changes to the Defense Department workforce.
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Senators: Judgment, training mistakes caused ship collisions
Lawmakers said they’re worried that funding cutbacks may have contributed to a pair of accidents that killed 17 sailors this summer.
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After 16 years, congressional debate on military force authorizations remains stalled
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis testified before senators Monday that a new force authorization in the war on terror would be welcome, but isn’t needed.
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This week in Congress: Mattis and the AUMF debate
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of October 30, 2017.
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Mattis: No answers yet on Niger attack
Lawmakers suggest subpoena may be necessary to get facts behind attack that killed four service members.
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Senate Foreign Relations chairman: US troops likely in Afghanistan for another decade
In a TV interview Sunday, Sen. Bob Corker said he believes the U.S. presence in the war-torn region isn’t ending anytime soon.
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This week in Congress: Mattis testifies on Afghanistan
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Oct. 2.
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This week in Congress: Dunford faces the Senate
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Sept. 25, 2017.
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California lawmaker backs preemptive strikes against North Korea
California Republican Rep. Duncan Hunter says White House officials should consider hitting North Korea with a military strike first before they have a chance to attack the U.S. mainland.
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Trump attacks North Korea, prods allies for more military support in UN speech
The American president also criticized Iran and promised to destroy “radical Islamic terrorism,” in the wide-ranging speech.
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Analysts: It’s time to kill off the Pentagon’s personnel office
The outside experts argue the office produces little in the way of valuable policy and may actually be inhibiting ambitious changes to the Defense Department workforce.
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Senators: Judgment, training mistakes caused ship collisions
Lawmakers said they’re worried that funding cutbacks may have contributed to a pair of accidents that killed 17 sailors this summer.
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After 16 years, congressional debate on military force authorizations remains stalled
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis testified before senators Monday that a new force authorization in the war on terror would be welcome, but isn’t needed.
-
This week in Congress: Mattis and the AUMF debate
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of October 30, 2017.
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Mattis: No answers yet on Niger attack
Lawmakers suggest subpoena may be necessary to get facts behind attack that killed four service members.
-
Senate Foreign Relations chairman: US troops likely in Afghanistan for another decade
In a TV interview Sunday, Sen. Bob Corker said he believes the U.S. presence in the war-torn region isn’t ending anytime soon.
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This week in Congress: Mattis testifies on Afghanistan
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Oct. 2.
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This week in Congress: Dunford faces the Senate
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Sept. 25, 2017.
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California lawmaker backs preemptive strikes against North Korea
California Republican Rep. Duncan Hunter says White House officials should consider hitting North Korea with a military strike first before they have a chance to attack the U.S. mainland.
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Trump attacks North Korea, prods allies for more military support in UN speech
The American president also criticized Iran and promised to destroy “radical Islamic terrorism,” in the wide-ranging speech.
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Analysts: It’s time to kill off the Pentagon’s personnel office
The outside experts argue the office produces little in the way of valuable policy and may actually be inhibiting ambitious changes to the Defense Department workforce.
-
Senators: Judgment, training mistakes caused ship collisions
Lawmakers said they’re worried that funding cutbacks may have contributed to a pair of accidents that killed 17 sailors this summer.
-
After 16 years, congressional debate on military force authorizations remains stalled
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis testified before senators Monday that a new force authorization in the war on terror would be welcome, but isn’t needed.
-
This week in Congress: Mattis and the AUMF debate
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of October 30, 2017.
-
Mattis: No answers yet on Niger attack
Lawmakers suggest subpoena may be necessary to get facts behind attack that killed four service members.
-
Senate Foreign Relations chairman: US troops likely in Afghanistan for another decade
In a TV interview Sunday, Sen. Bob Corker said he believes the U.S. presence in the war-torn region isn’t ending anytime soon.
-
This week in Congress: Mattis testifies on Afghanistan
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Oct. 2.
-
This week in Congress: Dunford faces the Senate
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Sept. 25, 2017.
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California lawmaker backs preemptive strikes against North Korea
California Republican Rep. Duncan Hunter says White House officials should consider hitting North Korea with a military strike first before they have a chance to attack the U.S. mainland.
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Trump attacks North Korea, prods allies for more military support in UN speech
The American president also criticized Iran and promised to destroy “radical Islamic terrorism,” in the wide-ranging speech.
