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Warner: No reason not to release Sept. 2 strike video
↵↵Hegseth said during a Dec. 6 appearance at the Reagan National Defense Forum that the issue of releasing video of the second strike was under review.
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Congress · 119th Congress
Bacon calls Trump ‘the new Chamberlain’ over Russia policy
He's the new Chamberlain," Bacon said of Trump, an apparent reference to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's description of Trump in a Dec. 6 speech as "the true and rightful heir of Ronald Reagan."
Campaigns · 119th Congress
It’s Calvert vs. Kim in redrawn Southern California district
↵↵Under the new Proposition 50 map, Calvert's current 41st District would go from one President Donald Trump carried by 6 points in the 2024 election to one that former Vice President Kamala Harris would
Congress · 119th Congress
Former Vice President Dick Cheney dead at 84
Vice President Kamala Harris over Donald Trump in the presidential election, issuing a blistering statement saying Trump "can never be trusted with power again" due to his actions involving the Jan. 6,
WH: Venezuela strikes fall short of triggering legal limits
One of the released letters, from Oct. 6, also notes that at a classified committee briefing earlier in the month, "both majority and minority members requested additional information be provided to the
SASC leaders press DOD for legal justification of boat strikes
One of the released letters, from Oct. 6, also notes that at a classified committee briefing earlier in the month, "both majority and minority members requested additional information be provided to the
Merkley ties Senate in knots with marathon floor speech
The marathon speech, which began not long after 6 p.m., had lasted for more than 17 hours and was still proceeding at midday Wednesday.
Trump directs Pentagon to shift funds to make payroll for troops
The full Democratic Caucus plans to meet in-person at 6 p.m.
White House ‘anomalies’ list kick-starts stopgap funding talks
Otherwise funding would drop from about $30 billion in fiscal 2025 to $6 billion after Sept. 30.
Senate NDAA would hike defense spending by $32 billion
The committee recommended adding roughly $6 billion to the Defense Department’s munitions budget, a second senior congressional official said, though it’s unclear how that money is distributed.
Federal judge again blocks end to birthright citizenship
The Supreme Court said last month in a 6-3 decision that the first round of court orders temporarily blocking the policy, known as nationwide injunctions, were impermissible.
Trump wants tanks ‘all over the place’ at parade; Democrats see ‘egotistical’ show
Bennie Thompson, the Mississippi Democrat who chaired the House select committee that investigated the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol riot, called the parade a "joke," adding: "This isn’t patriotism, it’s profiteering
Democrats clash with Hegseth over Guard deployment, shipbuilding
Beyond that, his written testimony showed that the Pentagon’s work with DOGE, or the Trump administration’s government efficiency outfit formerly spearheaded by billionaire Elon Musk, has generated $6
Reconciliation would auction 600 megahertz of federal spectrum
Cantwell raised national security concerns in a May 6 letter to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth regarding the GOP’s plan to include spectrum auction language in the budget reconciliation efforts.
‘Skinny’ White House budget leaves some Senate Republicans hungry for more
That $119 billion increase, which includes $6 billion for the Energy Department’s nuclear programs, would come entirely through the "big, beautiful" budget reconciliation package Republicans have begun
Defense budget increase hinges on reconciliation success
For that agency, the budget plan includes $24 billion, the same as the enacted fiscal 2025 amount, plus $6 billion that is contingent on enactment of the reconciliation bill’s proposed amount for the agency
Hill wants $15 billion for weapons Pentagon didn’t seek: report
The stopgap spending bill’s $895.2 billion for Defense programs is $6 billion over fiscal 2024, a cut in spending after inflation is factored in, while nondefense departments and agencies saw their nominal
CR would provide $1.5 billion for extra, unrequested warship
That is $6 billion more for defense than was appropriated in fiscal 2024, a growth rate of less than 1 percent and not enough to outrun inflation.
Long-term stopgap measure sets up partisan clash
Meanwhile, defense would see a roughly $6 billion boost over levels appropriated for last year, GOP aides said, including for shipbuilding costs and military pay increases.
After Trump’s inauguration, a dramatic halt to LGBTQ+ research
Supporters of transgender youth demonstrate outside Children’s Hospital Los Angeles on Feb. 6 in the wake of President Donald Trump’s executive order threatening to pull federal funding from health care providers that offer gender-affirming care to children.