Defense
Defense budget likely to continue uptick if House or Senate changes hands
Democratic leaders would probably focus less on missile defense and more on congressional oversight of the Pentagon.
Defense
Conferees making little progress on intelligence overhaul
A House GOP aide accused Senate conferees of holding immigration and law enforcement provisions "hostage" until a deal is reached on the proposed national intelligence director.
Defense
Senate, House leaders meet in Maine to try to close intel deal
Lawmakers try to break stalemate over proposed national intelligence director.
Defense
Army secretary nominee facing opposition
Sen. Jack Reed, D-R.I., is holding up nomination of defense industry executive Francis Harvey to raise questions about the Bush administration's handling of Army troop and equipment needs in Iraq.
Defense
Intel reform conferees meet, but may not finish before election
House Republicans may offer compromises closer to the positions of the White House and Senate.
Defense
9/11 families lobby Congress to act quickly on intelligence overhaul
They fear momentum will be lost if the House and Senate fail to act before the elections.
Defense
Conferees authorize increase in troops for Army, Marines
Defense authorization bill also includes 3.5 percent pay raise for military service personnel.
Defense
Senate passes intelligence overhaul bill; House prepares for debate
Sens. Collins, Lieberman, beat back efforts to weaken role of national intelligence director.
Defense
House-Senate conferees quash effort to delay base closures
Conference committee members also reach an 11th hour deal on language preventing the Air Force from leasing Boeing refueling tankers.
Defense
Conferees slogging toward defense authorization agreement
Lawmakers try to find a compromise on House language that would delay an upcoming round of military base closures by two years.
Defense
GOP senator threatens to hold up intelligence overhaul bill
Ted Stevens of Alaska says Senate is moving too swiftly to implement 9/11 Commission's recommendations.
Defense
Civil liberties issues arise in Senate intelligence overhaul debate
Privacy and civil protections offered in the bill are called "overkill."
Defense
Senators accuse Air Force officials of hiding Boeing probe documents
Air Force official said e-mail records were not relevant to Senate Armed Services Committee investigation.
Defense
Senate panel fends off challenges to intelligence overhaul
Governmental Affairs leaders beat back efforts to dilute the president's powers over the head of intelligence.
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