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House Passes $900.6 Billion FY ‘26 NDAA, Bill Now Heads To Senate

House Passes $900.6 Billion FY ‘26 NDAA, Bill Now Heads To Senate
Pictured is the U.S. Capitol at night (Photo by Sarah Salem)

The House on Wednesday voted 312 to 112 to pass the $900.6 billion fiscal year 2026 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA). The annual defense policy bill, which supports an $8 billion topline boost and wide-ranging acquisition reforms, now heads to the Senate for consideration. “This is a good product that was worked in a bipartisan and bicameral fashion. This year, we focused a lot of our efforts this year on fixing the Pentagon’s broken acquisition process which is failing our…

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