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Congress just passed the FY24 National Defense Authorization Act. Here's a look at some key provisions.

Congress just passed the FY24 National Defense Authorization Act. Here's a look at some key provisions.

Senate Democrats are scrambling to confirm this week the remaining military promotions blocked by Sen. Tommy Tuberville before lawmakers head home Thursday for the rest of the year.

Republicans have agreed to strip several partisan culture war provisions from the annual defense spending bill, but there are still a handful of fights on the horizon as negotiations near the finish line. Congressional negotiators last week came to a compromise on the behemoth National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), an $886 billion measure for fiscal 2024 that includes a…

"In a sense, we drive our satellites today as if we're going to church. Our adversaries drive their satellites as if they're going to combat," Lt. Gen. John Shaw, who recently retired from US Space Command, told Breaking Defense in this Q&A.

The UK's space aspirations are outlined at the Defence Space Conference 2023 as government, industry, and academia come together.

Congress inserted an amendment to the annual National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) that restricts the Defense Department from building out the headquarters for U.S. Space Command in Colorado until June 30 when they want to deliver an independent review of the site selection. Inserting the provision to restrict construction on Space Command, one of 11…

The bill would prevent Space Command from using fiscal 2024 funds to begin constructing a permanent headquarters until the two watchdog reviews conclude.

The bill would prevent Space Command from using fiscal 2024 funds to begin constructing a permanent headquarters until the two watchdog reviews conclude.

When Colorado's congressional delegation works together, things get done, especially for southern Colorado. Now the next collaborative project for our senators and congresspeople is pushing the Army to quickly clean up decades of pollution and dangerous munitions at the Pueblo Chemical Depot.