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Key lawmaker wants US to defriend Pakistan
A key House lawmaker is sponsoring legislation to downgrade Pakistan’s status as a major U.S. ally and limit its access to American-made weapons, just as President Trump intends to take a harder line toward Islamabad.
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Trump budget will reportedly call for deep cuts to federal workforce
The White House’s anticipated budget is said to include unprecedented layoffs for federal employees.
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McCain, Thornberry rip White House budget plan on defense
The Trump administration’s early budget plans are already catching heat on Capitol Hill, from Democrats for domestic cuts and from the Republicans in charge of the armed services committees, who say it shortchanges the military.
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Key lawmaker wants US to defriend Pakistan
A key House lawmaker is sponsoring legislation to downgrade Pakistan’s status as a major U.S. ally and limit its access to American-made weapons, just as President Trump intends to take a harder line toward Islamabad.
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Trump budget will reportedly call for deep cuts to federal workforce
The White House’s anticipated budget is said to include unprecedented layoffs for federal employees.
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McCain, Thornberry rip White House budget plan on defense
The Trump administration’s early budget plans are already catching heat on Capitol Hill, from Democrats for domestic cuts and from the Republicans in charge of the armed services committees, who say it shortchanges the military.
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2016 Foreign Military Sales Totals Down
Sales dropped by about $10 billion from 2015 totals.
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Key lawmaker wants US to defriend Pakistan
A key House lawmaker is sponsoring legislation to downgrade Pakistan’s status as a major U.S. ally and limit its access to American-made weapons, just as President Trump intends to take a harder line toward Islamabad.
-
Trump budget will reportedly call for deep cuts to federal workforce
The White House’s anticipated budget is said to include unprecedented layoffs for federal employees.
-
McCain, Thornberry rip White House budget plan on defense
The Trump administration’s early budget plans are already catching heat on Capitol Hill, from Democrats for domestic cuts and from the Republicans in charge of the armed services committees, who say it shortchanges the military.
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2016 Foreign Military Sales Totals Down
Sales dropped by about $10 billion from 2015 totals.
