Record Deficits Turn Focus on Military Spending Tea Party Calls for Deficit Reduction Fuel New Interest in Curbing Pentagon
Pentagon Demands Congress Pass 2011 Military Funding $530 Billion a Year Doesn't Go as Far as It Used to
GOP’s $2.5 Trillion Cut Would End USAID, But Still Doesn’t Touch Military Most of Cut Is Rolling Back Non-Military Spending to 2006 Levels
Defense Industry Courts GOP Freshmen to Quiet Calls for Spending Cuts Arms Makers Vow to 'Educate' Lawmakers on Importance of Deficit Spending
House Armed Services Chair: Smaller Increases in Pentagon Budget ‘Dangerous’ With Many Republicans Looking to Cut Spending, McKeon Vows 'War-Footing'
Analysts: Gates Announcements Won’t Stop Calls for Pentagon Cuts Calls to Cut Spending 'Inevitable' Without New Wars
Record US Military Budget Still Assumes Growth in Years Ahead Pentagon Touts 'Major Cuts,' But Growth Continues
Mullen: National Debt Is ‘Top’ National Security Threat Insists Economy Must Grow to Support More Military Spending
