GOP holds the line on Iran despite growing midterm rift with Trump
Senate Republicans barely defeated an effort to halt the conflict even as GOP candidates in battleground states turn against the war.
Senate Republicans barely defeated an effort to halt the conflict even as GOP candidates in battleground states turn against the war.
The Polish foreign minister announced the effort Thursday, despite a previous Trump administration threat to pull troops from the country.
The delay in confirming high-level officials occurs as the U.S. tries to extricate itself from a war in the Middle East.
Leaders from at least a half-dozen states are making their pitch, even though the federal academy is far from a reality.
The incident raises the possibility that top secret weapons technology may have been exposed to a foreign adversary — including China.
Lawmakers have expressed concerns for years that the move would give China access to sensitive technology.
The potential move comes after the Pentagon sought to pull troops from the country earlier this year.
Military leaders warn the risks of falling behind adversaries in artificial intelligence research outweigh the potential risks of the technology.
The Congressional Budget Office said the prolonged military campaign will hit $2 billion to $3 billion a month.
The Defense Department’s independent watchdog acknowledged the shortfall, a concern the administration has downplayed for months.