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President Trump’s lofty vision of big tanks and vintage aircraft moving through the streets of Washington in a show of patriotic force crumbled Friday under the weight of logistics, including a $92 million price tag.
National Security

Trump canceled his military parade without input or cost estimate from the Pentagon

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This June 13, 2017 photo released by Operation Resolute Support headquarters shows U.S. Marines with Task Force Southwest and Afghan National Army soldiers with the 215th Corps planning for the continuation of offensive combat operations at Camp Hanson, Afghanistan. Sixteen years into its longest war, the United States is sending another 4,000 troops to Afghanistan in an attempt to turn around a conflict characterized by some of the worst violence since the Taliban were ousted in 2001. They are also facing the emergence of an Islamic State group affiliate and an emboldened Taliban, who by Washington’s own watchdog’s assessment now control nearly half of Afghanistan. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Sgt. Lucas Hopkins, Operation Resolute Support headquarters via AP)
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One year in, Pentagon pins hope for Trump Afghanistan strategy on Taliban change of heart

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President Trump shows off a "Space Policy Directive" after signing it during a meeting of the National Space Council in the East Room of the White House on June 18 in Washington.
Foreign Policy

Despite mirth, memes, and mockery, Trump’s ‘Space Force’ is no farce

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FILE - In this Dec. 10, 2015 file photo, U.S. and South Korean army soldiers pose on a floating bridge on the Hantan river during a joint military exercise against a possible attack from North Korea, in Yeoncheon, South Korea. The United States and South Korea have toned down their annual war games as North Korean leader Kim Jong Un prepares for summits with South Korea and President Donald Trump. The annual maneuvers have been the center of contention for decades, but with diplomacy now in the air they might turn out to be a powerful bargaining chip.
National Security

Pentagon begins planning which South Korea exercises should be ‘sped up, scaled back or suspended’

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Gen. Joseph Dunford: On the frontlines, but playing it down the middle
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Gen. Joseph Dunford: On the frontlines, but playing it down the middle

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In this photo provided by the Iraqi government, Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, right, and Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr hold a press conference in the heavily fortified Green Zone in Baghdad, Iraq on Sunday. Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr, whose coalition won the largest number of seats in Iraq's parliamentary elections, says the next government will be "inclusive." The May 12 vote did not produce a single bloc with a majority, raising the prospect of weeks or even months of negotiations to agree on a government.
Foreign Policy

Iraqi elections cast doubt on future of US troop presence

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Defense Secretary Jim Mattis speaks at the Pentagon.
National Security

Allies hit three facilities to degrade Syria’s chemical weapons program

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Committee and full Senate passed the waiver last week that will allow Mattis to serve as defense secretary. (Graeme Jennings/Washington Examiner)
Foreign Policy

Jim Mattis: Iran nuclear deal ‘needs to be fixed’

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Foreign Policy

Jim Inhofe’s Pentagon wish list: More money for missile defense

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The U.S. has approximately 800 troops in Niger and 6,000 conducting missions throughout Africa. At least 20 Americans, including Sgt. La David Johnson, have lost their lives serving the nation since January. (AP Photo/Jerome Delay, File)
Foreign Policy

Sgt. La David Johnson may have been captured, executed in Niger: Report

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