On Sunday, President Trump repeated his threat to veto the $740 billion 2021 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) after the massive spending bill was passed through both chambers of Congress. The president wrote on Twitter: "THE BIGGEST WINNER OF OUR NEW DEFENSE...
Senate Passes $740 Billion NDAA in Veto-Proof Majority
Bill aims to block Afghanistan and Germany drawdowns
NDAA Targets Russia to Germany Natural Gas Pipeline
US fears pipeline would cut off Ukraine
Congress to Move Forward NDAA Despite Trump’s Veto Threats
Trump said he would veto bill if it does not repeal Section 230
House Passes 2021 NDAA in a 295-125 Vote
House Passes 2021 NDAA in a 295-125 Vote | Amendments on Afghan Withdrawal, Spending Cuts Fail
House Votes to Block Funding for US Nuclear Test
House Votes to Block Funding for US Nuclear Test | Bill contrasts with Senate version, which funded a test
House Military Spending Bill Would Limit Troop Cuts From Europe, Afghanistan
House Military Spending Bill Would Limit Troop Cuts From Europe, Afghanistan | Also calls to rename military bases with Confederate legacies
Senate Amendment on Afghanistan Pullout Fails
Senate Amendment on Afghanistan Pullout Fails | Paul amendment would have tied language to NDAA
House Military Spending Bill Would Limit Troop Drawdowns in Africa, South Korea
House Military Spending Bill Would Limit Troop Drawdowns in Africa, South Korea | Would require Pentagon to draft reports on costs of drawdowns
Congressional Officials Worry Virus May Derail Defense Policy Bill
Congressional Chairman Worry Virus May Derail Defense Policy Bill | 2021 NDAA was meant to begin discussion next month


