Congress
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CongressNorthrop Grumman’s Bush Supports Cyber Legislation To Protect Critical Infrastructure
Northrop Grumman [NOC] Chief Wes Bush last week sent a letter to Congress backing legislation that would bolster the protection of critical infrastructure and facilities against cyber threats and promote […]
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CongressDoD: No Need For East Coast Missile Interceptors
A general who oversees homeland missile defense said yesterday he sees no military need to place missile interceptors on the East Coast of the United States. Army. Gen. Charles Jacoby, […]
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CongressMcCain Clamps Down On DoD Money Shifts
A powerful senator said he will greatly curtail the Pentagon’s budgeting flexibility by denying many future requests from the military to shift money in its coffers to start new programs. […]
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Business/FinancialWTO Upholds Finding Faulting Boeing Subsidies
The World Trade Organization (WTO) upheld yesterday much of its ruling from last year that Boeing [BA] received some improper U.S. government support but not as much as the European […]
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Business/FinancialDoD Contracting Report Expected Next Week
Lawmakers who have been investigating ways to help small and mid-sized firms work with the Pentagon plan to issue a series of proposals as soon as next Monday. The House […]
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Air ForceF-35 Development Costs To Come Down In 2015, Pentagon Says
Redesign and modification in the development of F-35 Joint Strike Fighter (JSF) will continue to drive the cost of the program for the next few years, but it will likely […]
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ArmyArmy Warns of Nunn-McCurdy Breaches Under Budget Cuts
Army officials warned yesterday that progress the service made to improve its wayward acquisition programs could be hampered by potential “sequestration” budget cuts. Army Secretary John McHugh predicted if Congress does not […]
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CongressNASA Defends Manned-Spaceflight Funding Plans
NASA’s leader defended its diminished budget proposal before Congress yesterday, facing accusations that the space agency is “over-prioritizing” its new commercial crew effort. NASA Administration Charles Bolden told Senate and […]
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CongressDHS Approves Coast Guard’s Requirements For Offshore Patrol Cutter
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) last week approved the Coast Guard’s requirements for a new class of medium-endurance cutters that emphasize endurance and the ability to operate its air […]
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CongressDHS Expects To Have Plan To Congress Shortly For Biometric Exit System
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) hopes to have its plans to Congress within a month for how it will develop a biometric-enabled system to track the departure of foreign […]