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(Archived document, may contain errors) 10/10/91 311 GORBACHEV'S REVERSAL ON STRATEGIC DEFENSE: AN OPPORTUNITY FOR BUSH

The U.S. Department of Defense is considering a proposal to slashmore than $2.5 billion from the Navy Theater-Wide (NTW) missiledefense program.

Outlook for This Week in the Nation’s Capital - Congress. Both chambers are in session this week. Senate Democrats plan to vote on abortion rights legislation later this week, though...

FORT POLK, LA.–The City of Leesville renewed the first intergovernmental support agreement (IGSA) of its size in the world on March 1.

Uh, they are a little tight. like, too tight? might just need to break em in a little bit. you dont want em too loose. for those who were born to ride theres progressive. with 24/7 roadside assistance. -okay. think im gonna wear these home. -excellent choice. >> john: top stories: the house has passed a 768-billion dollars defense authorization bill with overwhelming bipartisan support and orders an independent review of the war in afghanistan and president bidens botched exit. the bill goes to ...

Point is i just feel like it stops us from progressing, all the internal fighting that we have here in d.c. we cant get anything done. >> youre exactly right, arthel. in fact, i had the chance to work when i worked for congressman mike rodgers from michigan, conservative republican, right? he partnered with a liberal democrat from maryland to really work on intelligence and national security issues, and we got a ton done. we passed for the first time in a decade an intelligence authorization bil...

Lawmakers return from the Thanksgiving holiday break with a pile up of critical legislation — bills to fund the government, avoid a default on the nation's credit limit and a $2 T spending bill.

Lawmakers return from the Thanksgiving holiday break with a pile up of critical legislation — bills to fund the government, avoid a default on the nation's credit limit and a $2 T spending bill.

Lawmakers return to Washington with a familiar end of the year agenda — a pile up of important bills and not a lot of time to act on them. The most

Lawmakers return to Washington with a familiar end of the year agenda — a pile up of important bills and not a lot of time to act on them. The most