House Passes $858 Billion Defense Bill , That Repeals Military COVID Vaccine Mandate. CNBC reports that the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) passed by a vote of 350 to 80 on Dec. 8.

WASHINGTON—The Senate passed a bipartisan $858 billion defense-policy bill on Thursday that authorizes U.S. military leaders to purchase new weapons, increases pay for service members and ends ...

It follows the House ... 5 billion for the impact on fuel purchases, according to a bill summary from the committee. The NDAA includes provisions to strengthen air power and land warfare defense ...

WASHINGTON (CN) — The House voted Thursday to pass a whopping $840 billion bill to fund the Department of Defense and U.S. national security goals. The National Defense Authorization Act, which is ...

Influential lawmakers from both parties urged the Pentagon to curtail its requests for billions of dollars above White House budget proposals.

House Speaker Kevin McCarthy’s agreement to cut $75 billion from the defense budget ... As he and others well know, any motion to cut the defense bill struck in December is likely to be ...

House Republicans are vowing to put Don Quixote to shame by tilting at a huge windmill: slashing federal spending by at least $130 billion without cutting defense. It’s a proposition that’s ...

The compromise version of the annual National Defense ... The Senate and House Armed Services committees unveiled the NDAA late on Tuesday. The $858 billion military policy bill is expected ...

House Republicans are battling over reductions to defense spending ... noting the $45 billion for Ukraine that was included in the $1.7 trillion omnibus funding bill last year.