Europe and Canada say they’ll spend more on defense, but are cool on US demands
European NATO allies and Canada say they will ramp up defense spending but are cool on U.S. demands for the size of their military budgets.
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Army Planners Are Weighing Force Reductions of Up to 90,000 Active-Duty Soldiers
The Army is quietly considering a sweeping reduction of up to 90,000 active-duty troops, a move that underscores mounting fiscal pressures at the Pentagon and a broader shift in military strategy away ...
Hill wants $15 billion for weapons Pentagon didn’t seek: report
A new report from Taxpayers for Common Sense found that lawmakers pushed to add $15 billion the Pentagon didn't request to ...
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We tried ‘fighting China’ with lower budgets. It didn’t go well.
Tabletop exercises hosted by the Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments offer one big lesson for the fiscal 2026 ...
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Budget constraints, staff shortages force VA to rely on outdated medical technologies
Hospitals at the Department of Veterans Affairs lag behind commercial hospitals in access to life-changing medical technology ...
Trump Wants NATO to Spend More. Europe Pitches Redefining Defense to Get There.
The U.S.’s call for Europeans to spend more on militaries prompts talk of changing the rules for what counts as military spending.