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In final debate, Trump accuses military of helping Clinton with battle for Mosul
The Republican presidential hopeful said he thinks the advance on Islamic State group strongholds in Mosul are designed to help his Democratic rival win the November election.
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Despite scandals, Trump support grows stronger in latest poll of troops
The GOP nominee looks to be the clear favorite of servicemembers, while support for third-party hopeful Gary Johnson slips.
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Pence insists he and Trump agree on U.S. military plans for Syria
The Republican vice presidential candidate said Monday there’s no difference between his military plans in the Middle East and those of Trump, saying both back U.S. military action in Syria only to secure “safe zones” for civilians.
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From troops to nukes: This is how Trump and Clinton would manage the military
They’ve scrambled party lines on national security, staking out positions often at odds with traditional Republicans and Democrats.
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Budget deal avoids government shutdown, finalizes next year’s VA budget
The spending plan keeps government programs running through the election, and sets almost $177 billion for veterans programs next year.
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Government shutdown looms as lawmakers spar over budget plan
A 10 week budget extension to keep federal programs running through the November elections stalled in the Senate on Tuesday, raising the prospect of a government shutdown at the end of the week.
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Trump and Clinton clash over ISIS, Iraq in first presidential debate
About one-third of the event was devoted to national security issues, but both candidates made references to the threats facing the country throughout the 100-minute debate.
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The first presidential debate will focus on national security
The initial 90-minute showdown between the major party candidates will include questions on the military and foreign policy.
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Trump promises more resources, attention for National Guard
The GOP nominee said he’ll give guardsmen “the best, most modern equipment” and a direct line to the White House.
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Trump promises huge increase in number of soldiers, equipment if elected
The Republican presidential hopeful detailed an ambitious and potentially expensive buildup of the military as commander in chief.
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In final debate, Trump accuses military of helping Clinton with battle for Mosul
The Republican presidential hopeful said he thinks the advance on Islamic State group strongholds in Mosul are designed to help his Democratic rival win the November election.
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Despite scandals, Trump support grows stronger in latest poll of troops
The GOP nominee looks to be the clear favorite of servicemembers, while support for third-party hopeful Gary Johnson slips.
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Pence insists he and Trump agree on U.S. military plans for Syria
The Republican vice presidential candidate said Monday there’s no difference between his military plans in the Middle East and those of Trump, saying both back U.S. military action in Syria only to secure “safe zones” for civilians.
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From troops to nukes: This is how Trump and Clinton would manage the military
They’ve scrambled party lines on national security, staking out positions often at odds with traditional Republicans and Democrats.
-
Budget deal avoids government shutdown, finalizes next year’s VA budget
The spending plan keeps government programs running through the election, and sets almost $177 billion for veterans programs next year.
-
Government shutdown looms as lawmakers spar over budget plan
A 10 week budget extension to keep federal programs running through the November elections stalled in the Senate on Tuesday, raising the prospect of a government shutdown at the end of the week.
-
Trump and Clinton clash over ISIS, Iraq in first presidential debate
About one-third of the event was devoted to national security issues, but both candidates made references to the threats facing the country throughout the 100-minute debate.
-
The first presidential debate will focus on national security
The initial 90-minute showdown between the major party candidates will include questions on the military and foreign policy.
-
Trump promises more resources, attention for National Guard
The GOP nominee said he’ll give guardsmen “the best, most modern equipment” and a direct line to the White House.
-
Trump promises huge increase in number of soldiers, equipment if elected
The Republican presidential hopeful detailed an ambitious and potentially expensive buildup of the military as commander in chief.
-
In final debate, Trump accuses military of helping Clinton with battle for Mosul
The Republican presidential hopeful said he thinks the advance on Islamic State group strongholds in Mosul are designed to help his Democratic rival win the November election.
-
Despite scandals, Trump support grows stronger in latest poll of troops
The GOP nominee looks to be the clear favorite of servicemembers, while support for third-party hopeful Gary Johnson slips.
-
Pence insists he and Trump agree on U.S. military plans for Syria
The Republican vice presidential candidate said Monday there’s no difference between his military plans in the Middle East and those of Trump, saying both back U.S. military action in Syria only to secure “safe zones” for civilians.
-
From troops to nukes: This is how Trump and Clinton would manage the military
They’ve scrambled party lines on national security, staking out positions often at odds with traditional Republicans and Democrats.
-
Budget deal avoids government shutdown, finalizes next year’s VA budget
The spending plan keeps government programs running through the election, and sets almost $177 billion for veterans programs next year.
-
Government shutdown looms as lawmakers spar over budget plan
A 10 week budget extension to keep federal programs running through the November elections stalled in the Senate on Tuesday, raising the prospect of a government shutdown at the end of the week.
-
Trump and Clinton clash over ISIS, Iraq in first presidential debate
About one-third of the event was devoted to national security issues, but both candidates made references to the threats facing the country throughout the 100-minute debate.
-
The first presidential debate will focus on national security
The initial 90-minute showdown between the major party candidates will include questions on the military and foreign policy.
-
Trump promises more resources, attention for National Guard
The GOP nominee said he’ll give guardsmen “the best, most modern equipment” and a direct line to the White House.
-
Trump promises huge increase in number of soldiers, equipment if elected
The Republican presidential hopeful detailed an ambitious and potentially expensive buildup of the military as commander in chief.



