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purchase was made in contravention of U.S. sanctions on Russia’s weapons industry and in spite of alliance concerns about the purchase offering an intelligence backdoor for Moscow to learn about the F-35’s
Peter Cohn and John M. Donnelly examine the pressure by Armed Services panels to add billions more to President Biden's defense proposals.
President Joe Biden's call for suspending the gas tax was greeted with skepticism on Wednesday by members of Congress — including Democrats.
The Senate's companion bill and related measures would support $857.6 billion for national defense, some $44.2 billion more than the House.
Christopher S. Murphy, D-Conn., John Cornyn, R-Texas, and multiple other senators on both sides of the aisle as an example of the possibility of bipartisanship in the Senate.
House appropriators are about to begin markups on fiscal 2023 spending bills and CQ Roll Call's David Lerman and Paul M. Krawzak outline what lies ahead.
The House Armed Services Committee will hew closely to President Biden's budget request in authorizing Navy shipbuilding next year.
Donald S. Beyer Jr. said in a statement.
Then came 45’s endorsement. The trajectory of Budd’s primary race poll numbers, culminating with capturing 58.6 percent of the GOP vote, had a neck-breaking launch angle.
The drama surrounding Sen. Rand Paul’s blocking of the Ukraine aid bill masks a divide over who will be the government spending watchdog.
Christopher S. Murphy, D-Conn., said, adding that few had seen text of Paul’s amendment. Hagerty hold resolved Sen.
The S&P 500 stock index is down around 17 percent so far this year; bitcoin, the leading cryptocurrency by market value, was down by nearly 35 percent in 2022 at one point late Monday afternoon.
The Defense Department will seek supplemental funding from Congress if inflation cuts too much into its buying power.
Republicans who support home-state earmarks are locked in primary fights against those who don't as the practice faces an uncertain future.
They buy the S-400 [anti-missile system]. They abstain at the United Nations [on votes criticizing Russia], but they are a member of the quad.
The Senate approved more narrow toxic exposure legislation (S 3541) in February that would not automatically make a determination on disability compensation.
The Pentagon has requested millions in additional funds to bolster antimissile defenses and cybersecurity.
Google pointed to the reconciliation bill, known as the Build Back Better Act, and a bipartisan 2021 bill (S 2475) from Sen. Michael D. Crapo, R-Idaho.
At a budget hearing last week, EPA Administrator Michael S.
To win Republican support, Senate negotiators promised that a bipartisan COVID-19 aid package would be fully paid for.