Budget
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BudgetNASA Space Technology Loses Big In SAC-Approved CJS Legislation
NASA’s space technology efforts received 18 percent less than requested in President Barack Obama’s fiscal year 2015 budget request, according to legislation approved by the Senate Appropriations Committee (SAC). The […]
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BudgetWhite House Airs Concerns About Unrequested Procurement, LCS Cuts in Defense Spending Bill
The House of Representatives began considering the defense spending bill Wednesday afternoon after the White House expressed concerns about the bill the day before. Though the administration stopped short of […]
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BudgetNew Five-Year Spending Plan Below Coast Guard’s Stated Needs, Says Rep. Hunter
The Coast Guard’s new Capital Investment Plan (CIP) delivered to Congress on Monday falls well short of its needs for annual spending on ships, aircraft and related assets based on […]
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BudgetCongress Unlikely to Tackle Sequester Relief Until 2015
It is unlikely that Congress will make any progress repealing or replacing sequestration this year, two lawmakers said Tuesday morning, but they hope that in early 2015 Congress will continue […]
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BudgetHouse to Consider Defense Spending Bill Midweek; Hagel, Dempsey Testify on Budget June 18
Next week should be a productive one for defense spending bills, with the House’s version likely to see floor time and Senate appropriators set to hold their last hearing before […]
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BudgetCongress Continues to Show Support for Israeli Missile Defense Programs Beyond MDA Request
In a budget season where so many programs saw cuts from Congress to free up funds for higher priorities, one area that saw significant support from lawmakers has been the […]
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BudgetHouse Appropriators Approve $39.2 Billion DHS Bill
The House Appropriations Committee on Wednesday marked up its version of the FY ’15 Homeland Security spending bill, allocating $39.2 billion in discretionary spending, an $887.8 million increase to the […]
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BudgetDespite Canceling Next-Generation Bio-Detection System, DHS Examining Upgrades, Advances To BioWatch
Despite the recent cancellation of an advanced technology program to automate the collection and analysis of potential biological threats in the nation’s major cities, the bio-terror threat is real and […]
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BudgetMDA Director: GBI Kill Vehicle Test Success a Top Priority, But Redesign Needed Regardless
The Ground-Based Interceptors’ (GBI) Exo-atmospheric Kill Vehicle (EKV) remains the Missile Defense Agency’s top priority and will hopefully prove itself successful in a flight test later this month, MDA Director […]
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BudgetHouse Appropriators Alter Navy’s Cruiser Plans
House appropriators have approved the Navy’s plan to sideline cruisers for modernization, but have placed limits how many can be removed from service and added other measures to ensure the […]