Congress Made a Mistake in Giving a Waiver to Lloyd Austin By Dan McLaughlin January 21, 2021 The better path would be to simply change the law.
Sanders Threatens to Stall Defense Veto Override Until Senate Votes on $2,000 COVID Checks By Mairead McArdle December 29, 2020 Sanders cannot indefinitely hold up the override vote, currently scheduled for Tuesday, but he can delay it until the new year.
U.S. Sanctions Turkey for Purchase of Russian Missile System By Brittany Bernstein December 14, 2020 The sanctions will further strain the relationship between the two NATO members weeks before President-elect Joe Biden takes office.
Senate Passes Defense Bill by Veto-Proof Margin Despite Trump Opposition By Zachary Evans December 11, 2020 The bill was approved by a veto-proof margin of 84-16.
Section 230 Shouldn’t Be Part of the Defense-Bill Debate By The Editors December 10, 2020 Trump is threatening to veto the Defense authorization bill unless it includes reforms to Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act.
Assessing Biden’s Defense Secretary Pick By Jim Geraghty December 9, 2020 Lloyd Austin should be confirmed or rejected upon his merits and not upon his time out of uniform.
House Passes Defense Spending Bill with Veto-Proof Majority Despite Trump Opposition By Mairead McArdle December 9, 2020 The 2021 National Defense Authorization Act was passed by an overwhelming 335-78 vote.
Dem Senators Blumenthal, Tester Oppose Waiver for Biden Sec Def Confirmation By Zachary Evans December 8, 2020 Because Joe Biden nominated Austin for defense secretary in his incoming administration, Congress must grant Austin a waiver.
NR PLUS ‘No’ to General Austin By Kevin D. Williamson December 8, 2020 Biden's choice for secretary of defense should be rejected.
McConnell Indicates Senate Will Pass Defense Bill Despite Trump Veto Threat By Zachary Evans December 7, 2020 The National Defense Authorization Act allocates $1 trillion in U.S. defense spending and has been passed every year for the past 59 years.