House Passes $900 Billion Bill That Would Put Trump’s Stamp on Military

The New York Times·Dec 10

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A $900 billion defense bill has been passed by the house and senate, which would overhaul certain aspects of the military, including weapons purchases and troop pay. The bill, which has been approved by both chambers of congress, is valued at $900 billion and is intended to shape defense policy. The bill will now be sent to be signed into law.

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