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The U.S. Navy has two years to convince critics, from lawmakers to some in its own ranks, that its troubled $37 billion Littoral Combat Ship program is worth continuing beyond the 24 vessels already under contract.
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Iran’s Foreign Ministry said it has seen “no trace” of a former Federal Bureau of Investigation agent who disappeared in the Persian Gulf nation four years ago and called on the U.S. to share information to help locate him.
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Vice President Joe Biden and Republican challenger Paul Ryan, a Wisconsin representative, made competing assertions during their debate last night in Danville, Kentucky. How did they square with the facts?
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The U.S. is offering as much as $1 million for information about a former Federal Bureau of Investigation agent who disappeared in Iran five years ago.
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Canada will consider purchasing fighter aircraft other than Lockheed Martin Corp.’s F-35 jet, after a report showed the planes would cost C$45 billion ($45.7 billion) over 42 years, Public Works Minister Rona Ambrose said.
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President Barack Obama and Republican nominee Mitt Romney made competing assertions during their debate last night in Hempstead, New York. How did they square with the facts?
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Pentagon contracts plunged 67 percent last month, a sign the military is reining in spending before automatic budget cuts set to begin in March.
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Before the body of the congressional budget supercommittee was even cold, we heard outcries over the Pentagon budget cuts mandated by its demise.
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Aug. 27 (Bloomberg) -- U.S. Senator Roger Wicker, a Republican from Mississippi and political consultant Rick Wilson participate in a panel discussion about U.S. security amid budget constraints. They speak at a Bloomberg Government policy lunch at the Republican National Convention in Tampa, Florida. Bloomberg's Robert Levinson, Cameron Leuthy and Mike Dorning also participate. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Virginia, Hawaii and Alaska may suffer the most economic harm from defense cuts of as much as $1 trillion during the next decade, a Bloomberg Government study shows.
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