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Top House Republican appropriator tests positive for COVID-19
The House’s top Republican appropriator, Rep. Kay Granger, has tested positive for coronavirus after arriving in Washington to begin the new session of Congress.
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Latest fight over defense bill may push final passage into 2021
The annual defense authorization bill has hit yet another procedural roadblock, this time over an unrelated fight over stimulus checks related to the ongoing pandemic.
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COVID-19 pandemic keeps Lockheed from meeting F-35 delivery goal in 2020
The company delivered 123 F-35s in 2020.
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Massive spending bill passed by Congress, sent to Trump
Congress passed a $900 billion pandemic relief package that would finally deliver long-sought cash to businesses and individuals and resources to vaccinate a nation confronting a frightening surge in COVID-19 cases and deaths.
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Congress races to pass $2.3T spending deal, with $696B for Pentagon
Congress is rocketing to pass a massive $2.3 trillion spending package by Dec. 21 at 11:59 p.m. that includes pandemic relief and federal spending, with $696 billion for the Pentagon.
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New COVID-19 bill extends contractor reimbursement, but no new funding
A proposed $748 billion coronavirus relief proposal includes an extension of a prized reimbursement program for federal contractors.
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Acting SecDef, service secretaries exposed to COVID-19 after top civilian tests positive
Miller, Barrett and McCarthy all met with Raimundas Karoblis days before the Lithuanian defense minister tested positive for COVID-19.
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Pentagon is bullish on health of defense industrial base, even as COVID-19 cases mount
Industry has learned what it takes to keep production going during a pandemic, says the Pentagon’s top weapons buyer.
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Here are the new grades for America’s military ― and the threats against it
President Trump will leave office with a marginally stronger military than when he entered, but he is also leaving President-elect Biden with a set of more potent threats.
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What the defense industry is seeing and saying about the election
In earnings call after earnings call, defense industry executives have projected calm ahead of Tuesday’s election.
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Top House Republican appropriator tests positive for COVID-19
The House’s top Republican appropriator, Rep. Kay Granger, has tested positive for coronavirus after arriving in Washington to begin the new session of Congress.
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Latest fight over defense bill may push final passage into 2021
The annual defense authorization bill has hit yet another procedural roadblock, this time over an unrelated fight over stimulus checks related to the ongoing pandemic.
-
COVID-19 pandemic keeps Lockheed from meeting F-35 delivery goal in 2020
The company delivered 123 F-35s in 2020.
-
Massive spending bill passed by Congress, sent to Trump
Congress passed a $900 billion pandemic relief package that would finally deliver long-sought cash to businesses and individuals and resources to vaccinate a nation confronting a frightening surge in COVID-19 cases and deaths.
-
Congress races to pass $2.3T spending deal, with $696B for Pentagon
Congress is rocketing to pass a massive $2.3 trillion spending package by Dec. 21 at 11:59 p.m. that includes pandemic relief and federal spending, with $696 billion for the Pentagon.
-
New COVID-19 bill extends contractor reimbursement, but no new funding
A proposed $748 billion coronavirus relief proposal includes an extension of a prized reimbursement program for federal contractors.
-
Acting SecDef, service secretaries exposed to COVID-19 after top civilian tests positive
Miller, Barrett and McCarthy all met with Raimundas Karoblis days before the Lithuanian defense minister tested positive for COVID-19.
-
Pentagon is bullish on health of defense industrial base, even as COVID-19 cases mount
Industry has learned what it takes to keep production going during a pandemic, says the Pentagon’s top weapons buyer.
-
Here are the new grades for America’s military ― and the threats against it
President Trump will leave office with a marginally stronger military than when he entered, but he is also leaving President-elect Biden with a set of more potent threats.
-
What the defense industry is seeing and saying about the election
In earnings call after earnings call, defense industry executives have projected calm ahead of Tuesday’s election.
-
Top House Republican appropriator tests positive for COVID-19
The House’s top Republican appropriator, Rep. Kay Granger, has tested positive for coronavirus after arriving in Washington to begin the new session of Congress.
-
Latest fight over defense bill may push final passage into 2021
The annual defense authorization bill has hit yet another procedural roadblock, this time over an unrelated fight over stimulus checks related to the ongoing pandemic.
-
COVID-19 pandemic keeps Lockheed from meeting F-35 delivery goal in 2020
The company delivered 123 F-35s in 2020.
-
Massive spending bill passed by Congress, sent to Trump
Congress passed a $900 billion pandemic relief package that would finally deliver long-sought cash to businesses and individuals and resources to vaccinate a nation confronting a frightening surge in COVID-19 cases and deaths.
-
Congress races to pass $2.3T spending deal, with $696B for Pentagon
Congress is rocketing to pass a massive $2.3 trillion spending package by Dec. 21 at 11:59 p.m. that includes pandemic relief and federal spending, with $696 billion for the Pentagon.
-
New COVID-19 bill extends contractor reimbursement, but no new funding
A proposed $748 billion coronavirus relief proposal includes an extension of a prized reimbursement program for federal contractors.
-
Acting SecDef, service secretaries exposed to COVID-19 after top civilian tests positive
Miller, Barrett and McCarthy all met with Raimundas Karoblis days before the Lithuanian defense minister tested positive for COVID-19.
-
Pentagon is bullish on health of defense industrial base, even as COVID-19 cases mount
Industry has learned what it takes to keep production going during a pandemic, says the Pentagon’s top weapons buyer.
-
Here are the new grades for America’s military ― and the threats against it
President Trump will leave office with a marginally stronger military than when he entered, but he is also leaving President-elect Biden with a set of more potent threats.
-
What the defense industry is seeing and saying about the election
In earnings call after earnings call, defense industry executives have projected calm ahead of Tuesday’s election.
