Defense

The president offered few details in his post on Truth Social, other than to say the money would pay for his “Dream Military.”

“This is a topic that should be dropped," said Senate Armed Services Chair Roger Wicker.

A closed-door Senate briefing with national security leaders about the capture of Nicolás Maduro did little to sway the entrenched positions of each party.

His betrayals were blamed for the deaths of Western agents.

From Venezuela to Greenland, Trump is exerting his global influence.

The capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro underscored the administration’s pivot toward the Western Hemisphere, further unraveling decades of bipartisan consensus that prioritized Beijing as America’s top global threat.

The Pentagon has been investigating the retired Navy captain after he and other Democrats publicly called for troops to disobey illegal orders.

Republican national security leaders framed the unprecedented seizure of a sitting foreign leader as a lawful arrest rather than regime change.

"We’ve entered the 250th year of American democracy and cannot allow it to devolve into the tyranny that our founders fought to escape,” Sen. Tim Kaine said.

Ricky Buria had been doing the chief of staff job in an acting capacity for much of the previous year.

The president wants to outfit new surface ships with weapons that haven't been deployed since the Cold War.

The attack, meant to hobble ISIS in the country, is in response to the killing of U.S. troops.

The White House’s plans for a “warrior dividend” to reward troops this holiday season are actually housing assistance funds approved this summer.

The president is still expected to sign the legislation, which now heads to his desk.

The Pentagon chief also sidestepped a request for the House and Senate to view the Sept. 2 "double-tap" attack.

The designation could have sweeping impacts on U.S. policy toward China as well as the Trump administration’s military buildup in the Western Hemisphere.

Senate Armed Services Committee Chair Roger Wicker said he would “listen to his colleagues.”

The must-pass legislation also restricts the Trump administration from significantly reducing U.S. troop levels in Europe

The president told POLITICO on Monday that he wouldn’t rule out a ground invasion of the South American country.

Republicans are facing intense pressure to clamp down on any programs that benefit Afghan refugees in the wake of the Nov. 26 shooting of two West Virginia National Guard members.