Nominee for deputy defense secretary won’t say Russia invaded Ukraine or how Pentagon will cut workforce
Stephen Feinberg, President Donald Trump’s nominee for deputy defense secretary, declined Tuesday to say whether Russia invaded Ukraine and deflected questions from senators about planned cuts to the Pentagon’s civilian workforce.
A look at Trump's Pentagon purge, the IRS layoffs and policy towards Ukraine
A group of eight House Republicans in the Congressional Hispanic Conference sent a warning shot to Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) on the chamber’s budget resolution that outlines sweeping cuts as part of advancing President Trump’s legislative agenda, adding to the complexity of getting enough support in the slim GOP majority to advance it on the…
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Defending Ukraine in its war with Russia has cost $280 billion so far – and the US has contributed more than any other ...
U.S. President Donald Trump has claimed that the U.S. spent $350 billion on assistance for Ukraine. Trump has used the sum to ...
Ukraine’s battlefield transformation shows how fast a military can adapt when it stops trying to predict the future. After ...
Opinion: The U.S. Defense Department might benefit from leveraging commercial technology more aggressively, argue RAND ...
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President Trump said he is nominating Air Force Lt. Gen. Dan "Razin" Caine to be the next chairman of the Joint Chiefs of ...
A U.S. company is now making FPV attack drones for Ukraine at scale for the first time. The Archer is a highly capable FPV ...
The Pentagon said on Wednesday it was directing the military to draw up a list of potential cuts totaling about $50 billion ...
KYIV—Without U.S. military aid, Ukraine has enough weapons to keep fighting at its current pace until the summer, current and ...
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