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Top Trump administration spots remain unfilled with just two weeks to go
The president-elect still has not named a new VA secretary nominee or revealed who will oversee a number of key defense posts.
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Democrats divided on how to handle Mattis nomination
The retired Marine Corps general needs a waiver from Congress to serve as defense secretary.
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The next White House Press Secretary is a Navy officer
Sean Spicer, currently the Republican Party communications chief, has served 17 years in the Navy reserves.
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Trump’s Army secretary pick is a billionaire NHL owner, West Point grad
Vincent Viola, an Army veteran with numerous ties to West Point, will be the fourth Army secretary in two years.
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Congress wants taxpayers to know how much they spend on war
A provision tucked in the annual defense authorization bill would require a public report on just how much recent overseas military operations have totaled.
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DHS nominee Kelly promises an end to ‘political correctness’ in national security
President-elect Donald Trump on Monday formally nominated retired Marine Corps Gen. John Kelly to lead the Department of Homeland Security, praising his military background as the right experience for the job.
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Mattis could be defense secretary as early as Inauguration Day
Under procedures pushed through by Republicans at the end of this legislative session, a waiver granting his appointment will be fast-tracked early next year.
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Government shutdown looms, but likely means little disruption for the military
The shutdown is expected to last less than two days, starting early Saturday morning and ending sometime midday Sunday, when a new budget deal can be put in place.
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Combat vet Duckworth worried Congress is ignoring importance of civilian-run military
The Illinois Democrat is objecting to language in a must-pass budget bill this week that would grant an easier path for retired Marine Corps Gen. James Mattis to take over the Defense Department.
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Retired Gen. John Kelly is Trump’s pick for Homeland Security secretary
The former U.S. Southern Command head is the third high-profile military name picked for a Trump Cabinet post.
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Top Trump administration spots remain unfilled with just two weeks to go
The president-elect still has not named a new VA secretary nominee or revealed who will oversee a number of key defense posts.
-
Democrats divided on how to handle Mattis nomination
The retired Marine Corps general needs a waiver from Congress to serve as defense secretary.
-
The next White House Press Secretary is a Navy officer
Sean Spicer, currently the Republican Party communications chief, has served 17 years in the Navy reserves.
-
Trump’s Army secretary pick is a billionaire NHL owner, West Point grad
Vincent Viola, an Army veteran with numerous ties to West Point, will be the fourth Army secretary in two years.
-
Congress wants taxpayers to know how much they spend on war
A provision tucked in the annual defense authorization bill would require a public report on just how much recent overseas military operations have totaled.
-
DHS nominee Kelly promises an end to ‘political correctness’ in national security
President-elect Donald Trump on Monday formally nominated retired Marine Corps Gen. John Kelly to lead the Department of Homeland Security, praising his military background as the right experience for the job.
-
Mattis could be defense secretary as early as Inauguration Day
Under procedures pushed through by Republicans at the end of this legislative session, a waiver granting his appointment will be fast-tracked early next year.
-
Government shutdown looms, but likely means little disruption for the military
The shutdown is expected to last less than two days, starting early Saturday morning and ending sometime midday Sunday, when a new budget deal can be put in place.
-
Combat vet Duckworth worried Congress is ignoring importance of civilian-run military
The Illinois Democrat is objecting to language in a must-pass budget bill this week that would grant an easier path for retired Marine Corps Gen. James Mattis to take over the Defense Department.
-
Retired Gen. John Kelly is Trump’s pick for Homeland Security secretary
The former U.S. Southern Command head is the third high-profile military name picked for a Trump Cabinet post.
-
Top Trump administration spots remain unfilled with just two weeks to go
The president-elect still has not named a new VA secretary nominee or revealed who will oversee a number of key defense posts.
-
Democrats divided on how to handle Mattis nomination
The retired Marine Corps general needs a waiver from Congress to serve as defense secretary.
-
The next White House Press Secretary is a Navy officer
Sean Spicer, currently the Republican Party communications chief, has served 17 years in the Navy reserves.
-
Trump’s Army secretary pick is a billionaire NHL owner, West Point grad
Vincent Viola, an Army veteran with numerous ties to West Point, will be the fourth Army secretary in two years.
-
Congress wants taxpayers to know how much they spend on war
A provision tucked in the annual defense authorization bill would require a public report on just how much recent overseas military operations have totaled.
-
DHS nominee Kelly promises an end to ‘political correctness’ in national security
President-elect Donald Trump on Monday formally nominated retired Marine Corps Gen. John Kelly to lead the Department of Homeland Security, praising his military background as the right experience for the job.
-
Mattis could be defense secretary as early as Inauguration Day
Under procedures pushed through by Republicans at the end of this legislative session, a waiver granting his appointment will be fast-tracked early next year.
-
Government shutdown looms, but likely means little disruption for the military
The shutdown is expected to last less than two days, starting early Saturday morning and ending sometime midday Sunday, when a new budget deal can be put in place.
-
Combat vet Duckworth worried Congress is ignoring importance of civilian-run military
The Illinois Democrat is objecting to language in a must-pass budget bill this week that would grant an easier path for retired Marine Corps Gen. James Mattis to take over the Defense Department.
-
Retired Gen. John Kelly is Trump’s pick for Homeland Security secretary
The former U.S. Southern Command head is the third high-profile military name picked for a Trump Cabinet post.
