Senate Passes Defense Bill

$778 Billion authorization act gets bipartisan approval.  Legislators from both parties in the Senate passed a $778 billion national defense spending bill in an overwhelming 89-10 vote, moving…

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Russia and China Test Orbital Weapon Capabilities

U.S. officials discuss the ramifications and dangers posed to America and the world. In recent months, Russia and China have openly flexed their space capabilities. Russia recently conducted…

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Pentagon Releases Global Posture Review

Concerns over China’s aggressive behavior remain at the forefront. The U.S. Department of Defense released the results of the Global Posture Review that President Biden initiated earlier this…

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House Passes Defense Spending Bill

The bill awaits the Senate vote before heading to the president’s desk. The $768 billion annual defense spending bill for 2022 was passed by the House of Representatives late…

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Former USAF Official Nominated to Pentagon Acquisition

White House taps William LaPlante as undersecretary of defense for acquisition and sustainment. On Tuesday, the White House announced the nomination of former Air Force chief of acquisition…

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President Ponders Sending Help to Ukraine

The administration considers sending American military advisers.  Russia staged military drills in the Black Sea south of Ukraine on Wednesday, saying it needed to sharpen the combat-readiness of…

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Pentagon Announces UFO Investigative Team

Reports may evidence a national security threat.  The Department of Defense announced that it is establishing a new group to investigate reports on the presence of UFOs in…

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State Department Calls Russia Space Test Reckless

Anti-satellite missile caused massive debris field.  On Monday, the U.S. Space Command warned of a “debris generating event” in space and said it was coordinating with other nations…

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Military Family Members Remain in Afghanistan

Pentagon informed those relatives want to leave.  Sixty United States service members have notified the Department of Defense about relatives who are still in Afghanistan but want to get out. Undersecretary of…

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Request Made to Lift Vaccine Mandate on National Guard

Pentagon receives request from Oklahoma governor who says the state will lose 10% of guardsmen. On Tuesday, Governor Kevin Stitt of Oklahoma wrote a letter to Secretary of…

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