National Defense Authorization Act - NDAA

The House passed a $733 billion defense policy bill -- $17 billion short of what the White House wanted.

The $750 billion defense policy bill, including the 3.1% military pay raise, passed the Senate and now moves to the House.

A long-pursued effort to repeal the so-called "widow's tax" failed to make it into the defense policy bill.

The Senate Armed Services Committee's budget plan would restore some funding for Navy warships that Marines say they need .

Army budget officials initially requested $144.4 million for the Stryker "MOD" effort in the base budget.

Lawmakers have decided to keep the Space Force's top uniformed leader from joining the Joint Chiefs for a year.

The Senate Armed Services Committee wants troops to have more recourse in dealing with their landlords.

The SASAC approved defense spending bill provides dollars for Army helicopters and a weapon to replace the M249.

Lawmakers are once again pushing to authorize the transfer of prisoners to the U.S. for emergency medical care.

The Senate Armed Services Committee overwhelmingly supported a proposed 3.1% military pay raise.