More Than Half of Senate Democrats Help GOP Pass $925 Billion Pentagon Bill
It also contains anti-trans riders and no limits on domestic deployment of US troops, points out journalist Erin Reed.| Articles – Truthout
It also contains anti-trans riders and no limits on domestic deployment of US troops, points out journalist Erin Reed.| Articles – Truthout
The troops are reportedly in Israel to facilitate the delivery of humanitarian aid.| Articles – Truthout
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The Pentagon is considering new restrictions that would require thousands of employees to sign NDAs and undergo random polygraph tests.| The Debrief
It appears that AUKUS has cleared its Pentagon review. But passing review is not the finish line, it is the starting gun. The Trump administration can now step on the gas pedal and deliver on this partnership that promises to reshape deterrence in the Indo-Pacific. The post AUKUS Seems to Have Passed Review: Now It’s Time to Accelerate appeared first on American Enterprise Institute - AEI.| American Enterprise Institute – AEI
Roughly a year before President Trump was inaugurated for the second time, I joined a group of 230 veterans in signing the Declaration of Military Accountability. It seeks justice for the violation of military members’ rights of conscience during the COVID era and calls for steps to be taken to make amends for abuses of... Read more about: What Military Accountability for COVID Looks Like The post What Military Accountability for COVID Looks Like appeared first on The American Mind.| The American Mind
The Pentagon says it will require credentialed journalists at the military headquarters to sign a pledge to refrain from reporting information that has not been authorized for release — including unclassified information. Journalists who don’t [...] The post Pentagon steps up media restrictions first appeared on The North State Journal.| The North State Journal
The Blue Dog Coalition, a group of self-described fiscal conservatives led by Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez (D-WA), largely voted for the GOP-crafted bill pushing defense spending above $1 trillion.| Sludge
The Pentagon removed the previously projected $86.1 billion for Sentinel Intercontinental Ballistic Missile (ICBM) program's total procurement from its fiscal year 2026 budget, after a 2024 review triggered by excessive cost growth led to the program’s recertification, a Sputnik correspondent's analysis of Pentagon budget documents revealed.| Sputnik International
USAF cuts F-35 order to 24 jets from 48 in FY26 budget, sparking debate. Explore the impact on Lockheed Martin, Congress, and global allies in this bold move.| Bulgarian Military Industry Review
The president signs order changing the name of the Pentagon| Responsible Statecraft
The Pentagon failed its 7th audit, unable to account for $2.46 trillion, raising concerns about financial mismanagement and accountability.| TheCommuneMag
The Heritage Foundation unveils a “first of its kind" online tool that analyzes and makes accessible the U.S. defense budget.| The Daily Signal
Few historical events have ignited more controversy among truth-seekers than the attacks of September 11, 2001 (controversy this post might contribute to). Much bitterness has been exchanged over the manner in which the Twin Towers collapsed, the fate of the planes, and who the event’s chief perpetrators were. I had…| James Perloff
Our attention was drawn to the skies a week ago when a sizeable Chinese spying balloon was seen in our skies and then shot down a week later. As our media is wont to overdo, the non-stop news cycle was full of smart and not so smart analysis about spying, the times we live in, … Continue reading Of Balloons, UFOs and The Times We Live In | Destabilization on Blog#42→| Blog #42
He signed the order Monday night on Air Force 1.| Advocate.com
The serial entrepreneur’s business ventures are entangled in the worlds of both U.K. and U.S. intelligence.| POLITICO
From its origins, SpaceX has been close to the national security state, particularly the CIA. Yet Elon Musk continues to benefit from a perception that he is not part of the system.| MintPress News
