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Lawmakers spar big-time on behalf of rocket companies
A bipartisan group of 28 House members urged Air Force Secretary Heather A.
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Senators remain skeptical of Space Force
Dunford Jr., Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson and Strategic Command leader Gen. John Hyten testified alongside Shanahan in support of the White House’s Space Force proposal.
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Congress set aside $1 billion after Parkland. Now schools are starting to use it
Amid the rolling farmland of southwest Iowa sits the 7,800-population town of Creston, where the school district boasts of a “state-of-the-art school safety and security system” with a command center to
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Lawmakers from both parties resist humanitarian and refugee aid changes
But the White House proposal would not only cut funding but reshape humanitarian assistance, particularly in how it affects refugees.
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Navy routinely buys defective ships
Jackie Speier, a California Democrat who chairs the House Armed Services Military Personnel Subcommittee, in a statement.
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Tim Kaine and the war on zombie wars
Abizaid was commander of Central Command during much of the more recent of the Iraq wars, from July 2003 to March 2007. In a statement, Young noted that he enlisted during the George H.W.
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Compromise or resist? Democrats still have a choice to make
On the House side of the Capitol and on the presidential campaign trail, progressives are talking about “Medicare-for-all” and a Green New Deal.
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No military threat at southern border, top U.S. general says
Northern Command, told the Senate Armed Services Committee Tuesday morning. He quickly added that doesn’t necessarily mean the military should not be involved in the border mission.
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The dead earmarks society
when congressional partisanship and stalemate between the Hill and the executive branch have hit a fever pitch and as Democrats seek to assert the power of the legislative branch, including its full command
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Congress pauses to remember its longest serving member, John Dingell
Dingell, 92, was visited by a few old friends and House colleagues.
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Photos of the week: A polar plunge, SOTU and hearings are in full swing
Central Command on Tuesday, Feb. 5, 2019. Army Gen. Joseph L. Votel, head of U.S. Central Command, testified. (Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call)Chairman Sen.
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The change-makers: Roll Call’s people to watch in 2019
But Wen sees an opening for change with Democratic control of the House this Congress.
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Concerns pile up in Senate over Trump’s troop withdrawal
In other words, he said, he does not have a deadline and Central Command does not have to satisfy any criteria before departing.
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ISIS strong, could get stronger if U.S. pulls out of Syria, Pentagon report warns
The group’s command organization is intact. Its fighters are “battle-hardened.”
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Lots of questions, but few answers at hearing on troops’ border deployment
The first House Armed Services hearing of the new Congress, an examination of the deployment of thousands of troops to America’s southern border, did not answer fundamental questions about the mission,
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Threats over shutdown, emergency declaration hang over coming talks
Afterward, talking to reporters in the White House, he was even more direct.
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House Armed Services chairman vows fight if Trump declares national emergency
But he threatened at the White House on Friday that it is still an option, even as he agreed to sign legislation that would temporarily reopen the shuttered portions of the U.S. government.
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Harrassed Kihuen staffer slams Democrats for not acting on complaints sooner
But a DCCC staffer knew about Register’s claims 20 months before that, the House Ethics Committee said in its report on the charges.