U.S. House passes record $1.15 trillion defence bill
Trump and his Defence chief Pete Hegseth "$1.15 TRILLION for their out-of-control military spending and irresponsible actions.""The NDAA is a costly, bad bill that funds an illegal war and undermines our democracy," he said.Mr.
- ▪Trump and his Defence chief Pete Hegseth "$1.15 TRILLION for their out-of-control military spending and irresponsible actions.""The NDAA is a costly, bad bill that funds an illegal war and undermines our democracy," he said.Mr.
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The U.S. House of Representatives narrowly passed an annual defence policy bill on Wednesday (July 22, 2026) that would authorise a record $1.15 trillion in funding for the Pentagon, as the divisive Iran war drags on.Though it traditionally sees significant bipartisan support, the 2027 National Defence Authorisation Act (NDAA) passed the lower chamber in a 216-212 vote, a sign of the growing polarization under President Donald Trump.The bill, which must still pass the Senate, provides approximately $250 billion more than the 2026 NDAA, including a 5-7% pay raise for service members."This legislation provides our brave service members with an overdue pay raise, strengthens our nuclear deterrence and missile defence — including construction of the Golden Dome," House Speaker Mike Johnson…
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