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  1. 50+ Rights Groups ‘Strongly Urge’ Congress to Reject US-Israeli Military Integration in NDAA

    A coalition of over 50 rights groups on Thursday wrote to leaders in Congress to “strongly urge” them…
    #NewsBeep #News #BreakingNews #breakingnews #Gaza #Israel #nationaldefenseauthorizationact #USCongress #USmilitary
    newsbeep.com/718680/

  2. U.S. Opens Door to Foreign-Built Warships, Boosting MASGA Project

    Aerial view of Hanwha Ocean’s Geoje shipyard. Photo courtesy of Hanwha Ocean Hanwha Ocean (042660.KS) has emerged as…
    #EuropeSays #Korea #KR #HanwhaOcean #Burns-TollefsonAmendment #Hanwha #HanwhaGroup #Korea-U.S.shipbuildingcooperation #MASGA #NationalDefenseAuthorizationAct #PhillyShipyard #U.S.Navyshipbuilding
    europesays.com/korea/119277/

  3. Marjorie Taylor Greene Erupts After Save America Act Stalls While Congress Advances Billions In Ukraine Aid— ‘Trump Has Us In…’

    Benzinga and Yahoo Finance LLC may earn commission or revenue on some items through the links below. Former…
    #Ukraine #UA #Europe #Europa #EU #News #DonaldTrump #MarjorieTaylorGreene #NationalDefenseAuthorizationAct #UkraineSupportAct
    europesays.com/ukraine/3139/

  4. Congress Targets Trump Class Battleship Over Immature Weapon Systems

    Congress is putting the brakes on the Trump Class Battleship program, refusing to let the Navy move forward with construction until the weapon systems are proven to be mature and ready for action. The proposed legislation would require the Secretary of the Navy to certify that the ship's technology is up to par…

    osintsights.com/congress-targe

    #UsNavy #TrumpClassBattleship #NationalDefenseAuthorizationAct #Ndaa #WeaponSystems

  5. Defense Acquisition Reform Must Level Playing Field

    It's time to revolutionize the way the US buys defense tech - by leveling the playing field and empowering every player in the ecosystem to contribute their best. The Fiscal Year 2026 NDAA has taken a huge step in that direction, codifying sweeping reforms that could transform the defense acquisition system for…

    osintsights.com/defense-acquis

    #DefenseAcquisitionReform #NationalDefenseAuthorizationAct #Ndaa #UnitedStates #DefenseTechnologyEcosystem

  6. Pentagon Fails 8th Consecutive Audit
    consortiumnews.com/2025/12/24/
    With this predictable result, the Pentagon remains the only U.S. federal agency yet to pass an independent, department-wide audit, as required by law, Jake Johnson reports. By Jake Johnson Common Dreams CN at 30 Two days after the U.S. Senate…
    #Politics #Military #TrumpAdministration #U.s. #U.s.Congress #GlobalSparesPool #JakeJohnson #JointStrikeFighterProgram #NationalDefenseAuthorizationAct(ndaa) #OfficeOfInspectorGeneral(oig) #Pentagon’sOfficeOfInspectorGeneral(oig) #TheMilitaryTimes

  7. Pentagon Fails 8th Consecutive Audit
    consortiumnews.com/2025/12/24/
    With this predictable result, the Pentagon remains the only U.S. federal agency yet to pass an independent, department-wide audit, as required by law, Jake Johnson reports. By Jake Johnson Common Dreams CN at 30 Two days after the U.S. Senate…
    #Politics #Military #TrumpAdministration #U.s. #U.s.Congress #GlobalSparesPool #JakeJohnson #JointStrikeFighterProgram #NationalDefenseAuthorizationAct(ndaa) #OfficeOfInspectorGeneral(oig) #Pentagon’sOfficeOfInspectorGeneral(oig) #TheMilitaryTimes

  8. Pentagon Fails 8th Consecutive Audit
    consortiumnews.com/2025/12/24/
    With this predictable result, the Pentagon remains the only U.S. federal agency yet to pass an independent, department-wide audit, as required by law, Jake Johnson reports. By Jake Johnson Common Dreams CN at 30 Two days after the U.S. Senate…
    #Politics #Military #TrumpAdministration #U.s. #U.s.Congress #GlobalSparesPool #JakeJohnson #JointStrikeFighterProgram #NationalDefenseAuthorizationAct(ndaa) #OfficeOfInspectorGeneral(oig) #Pentagon’sOfficeOfInspectorGeneral(oig) #TheMilitaryTimes

  9. Pentagon Fails 8th Consecutive Audit
    consortiumnews.com/2025/12/24/
    With this predictable result, the Pentagon remains the only U.S. federal agency yet to pass an independent, department-wide audit, as required by law, Jake Johnson reports. By Jake Johnson Common Dreams CN at 30 Two days after the U.S. Senate…
    #Politics #Military #TrumpAdministration #U.s. #U.s.Congress #GlobalSparesPool #JakeJohnson #JointStrikeFighterProgram #NationalDefenseAuthorizationAct(ndaa) #OfficeOfInspectorGeneral(oig) #Pentagon’sOfficeOfInspectorGeneral(oig) #TheMilitaryTimes

  10. Pentagon Fails 8th Consecutive Audit
    consortiumnews.com/2025/12/24/
    With this predictable result, the Pentagon remains the only U.S. federal agency yet to pass an independent, department-wide audit, as required by law, Jake Johnson reports. By Jake Johnson Common Dreams CN at 30 Two days after the U.S. Senate…
    #Politics #Military #TrumpAdministration #U.s. #U.s.Congress #GlobalSparesPool #JakeJohnson #JointStrikeFighterProgram #NationalDefenseAuthorizationAct(ndaa) #OfficeOfInspectorGeneral(oig) #Pentagon’sOfficeOfInspectorGeneral(oig) #TheMilitaryTimes

  11. The only ones who truly benefit from the #WarMachine are #Corporations! And this is further proof! My uncle was in the US Army and when he was discharged, he could fix just about anything electro-mechanical! But nooooo... We can't have folks fixing stuff themselves -- just buy new ones and waste #taxpayer money!

    Congress Quietly Kills Military “#RightToRepair,” Allowing #Corporations to Cash In on *Fixing* Broken Products

    Both chambers included Pentagon budget provisions for a right to repair, but they died after defense industry meetings on Capitol Hill.

    by Matt Sledge, December 9 2025

    "The idea of a 'right to repair' — a requirement that companies facilitate consumers’ #repairs, #maintenance, and modification of products — is extremely popular, even winning broad, bipartisan support in Congress. That could not, however, save it from the #MilitaryIndustrial complex.

    "#Lobbyists succeeded in killing part of the National Defense Authorization Act [#NDAA] that would have given service members the right to fix their equipment in the field without having to worry about military suppliers’ intellectual property.

    "The decision to kill the popular proposal was made public Sunday after a closed-door conference of top congressional officials, including defense committee chairs, along with Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., and Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-S.D.

    "Those meetings were secret, but consumer advocates say they have a pretty good idea of what happened.

    " 'It’s pretty clear that defense contractors opposed the right-to-repair provisions, and they pressed hard to have them stripped out of the final bill,' said Isaac Bowers, the federal legislative director at #USPIRG. 'All we can say is that #DefenseContractors have a lot of influence on Capitol Hill.'

    "The idea had drawn bipartisan support in both the House and Senate, which each passed their own versions of the proposal.

    "Under one version, co-sponsored by Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., and Sen. Tim Sheehy, R-Mt., defense companies would have been required to supply the information needed for repairs — such as technical data, maintenance manuals, engineering drawings, and lists of replacement parts — as a condition of Pentagon contracts.

    "The idea was that no service member would ever be left waiting on a contractor to fly in from Norway to repair a simple part — which once happened — or, in another real-life scenario, told by the manufacturer to buy a new CT scanner in a combat zone because one malfunctioned.

    "Instead of worrying about voiding a warranty, military personnel in the field could use a 3D printer or elbow grease to fix a part.

    " 'The military is a can-do operation,' Bowers said. 'Service members can and should be able to repair their own equipment, and this will save costs if they can do it upfront and on time and on their schedule.' "

    Read more:
    theintercept.com/2025/12/09/co

    Archived version:
    archive.ph/54Nro

    #EndlessWar #Corporatocracy #CorporateColonialism #USInvasions #USPol #ContractorProfiteering #LockheedMartin #Boeing #NationalDefenseAuthorizationAct

  12. The only ones who truly benefit from the #WarMachine are #Corporations! And this is further proof! My uncle was in the US Army and when he was discharged, he could fix just about anything electro-mechanical! But nooooo... We can't have folks fixing stuff themselves -- just buy new ones and waste #taxpayer money!

    Congress Quietly Kills Military “#RightToRepair,” Allowing #Corporations to Cash In on *Fixing* Broken Products

    Both chambers included Pentagon budget provisions for a right to repair, but they died after defense industry meetings on Capitol Hill.

    by Matt Sledge, December 9 2025

    "The idea of a 'right to repair' — a requirement that companies facilitate consumers’ #repairs, #maintenance, and modification of products — is extremely popular, even winning broad, bipartisan support in Congress. That could not, however, save it from the #MilitaryIndustrial complex.

    "#Lobbyists succeeded in killing part of the National Defense Authorization Act [#NDAA] that would have given service members the right to fix their equipment in the field without having to worry about military suppliers’ intellectual property.

    "The decision to kill the popular proposal was made public Sunday after a closed-door conference of top congressional officials, including defense committee chairs, along with Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., and Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-S.D.

    "Those meetings were secret, but consumer advocates say they have a pretty good idea of what happened.

    " 'It’s pretty clear that defense contractors opposed the right-to-repair provisions, and they pressed hard to have them stripped out of the final bill,' said Isaac Bowers, the federal legislative director at #USPIRG. 'All we can say is that #DefenseContractors have a lot of influence on Capitol Hill.'

    "The idea had drawn bipartisan support in both the House and Senate, which each passed their own versions of the proposal.

    "Under one version, co-sponsored by Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., and Sen. Tim Sheehy, R-Mt., defense companies would have been required to supply the information needed for repairs — such as technical data, maintenance manuals, engineering drawings, and lists of replacement parts — as a condition of Pentagon contracts.

    "The idea was that no service member would ever be left waiting on a contractor to fly in from Norway to repair a simple part — which once happened — or, in another real-life scenario, told by the manufacturer to buy a new CT scanner in a combat zone because one malfunctioned.

    "Instead of worrying about voiding a warranty, military personnel in the field could use a 3D printer or elbow grease to fix a part.

    " 'The military is a can-do operation,' Bowers said. 'Service members can and should be able to repair their own equipment, and this will save costs if they can do it upfront and on time and on their schedule.' "

    Read more:
    theintercept.com/2025/12/09/co

    Archived version:
    archive.ph/54Nro

    #EndlessWar #Corporatocracy #CorporateColonialism #USInvasions #USPol #ContractorProfiteering #LockheedMartin #Boeing #NationalDefenseAuthorizationAct

  13. The only ones who truly benefit from the #WarMachine are #Corporations! And this is further proof! My uncle was in the US Army and when he was discharged, he could fix just about anything electro-mechanical! But nooooo... We can't have folks fixing stuff themselves -- just buy new ones and waste #taxpayer money!

    Congress Quietly Kills Military “#RightToRepair,” Allowing #Corporations to Cash In on *Fixing* Broken Products

    Both chambers included Pentagon budget provisions for a right to repair, but they died after defense industry meetings on Capitol Hill.

    by Matt Sledge, December 9 2025

    "The idea of a 'right to repair' — a requirement that companies facilitate consumers’ #repairs, #maintenance, and modification of products — is extremely popular, even winning broad, bipartisan support in Congress. That could not, however, save it from the #MilitaryIndustrial complex.

    "#Lobbyists succeeded in killing part of the National Defense Authorization Act [#NDAA] that would have given service members the right to fix their equipment in the field without having to worry about military suppliers’ intellectual property.

    "The decision to kill the popular proposal was made public Sunday after a closed-door conference of top congressional officials, including defense committee chairs, along with Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., and Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-S.D.

    "Those meetings were secret, but consumer advocates say they have a pretty good idea of what happened.

    " 'It’s pretty clear that defense contractors opposed the right-to-repair provisions, and they pressed hard to have them stripped out of the final bill,' said Isaac Bowers, the federal legislative director at #USPIRG. 'All we can say is that #DefenseContractors have a lot of influence on Capitol Hill.'

    "The idea had drawn bipartisan support in both the House and Senate, which each passed their own versions of the proposal.

    "Under one version, co-sponsored by Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., and Sen. Tim Sheehy, R-Mt., defense companies would have been required to supply the information needed for repairs — such as technical data, maintenance manuals, engineering drawings, and lists of replacement parts — as a condition of Pentagon contracts.

    "The idea was that no service member would ever be left waiting on a contractor to fly in from Norway to repair a simple part — which once happened — or, in another real-life scenario, told by the manufacturer to buy a new CT scanner in a combat zone because one malfunctioned.

    "Instead of worrying about voiding a warranty, military personnel in the field could use a 3D printer or elbow grease to fix a part.

    " 'The military is a can-do operation,' Bowers said. 'Service members can and should be able to repair their own equipment, and this will save costs if they can do it upfront and on time and on their schedule.' "

    Read more:
    theintercept.com/2025/12/09/co

    Archived version:
    archive.ph/54Nro

    #EndlessWar #Corporatocracy #CorporateColonialism #USInvasions #USPol #ContractorProfiteering #LockheedMartin #Boeing #NationalDefenseAuthorizationAct

  14. The only ones who truly benefit from the #WarMachine are #Corporations! And this is further proof! My uncle was in the US Army and when he was discharged, he could fix just about anything electro-mechanical! But nooooo... We can't have folks fixing stuff themselves -- just buy new ones and waste #taxpayer money!

    Congress Quietly Kills Military “#RightToRepair,” Allowing #Corporations to Cash In on *Fixing* Broken Products

    Both chambers included Pentagon budget provisions for a right to repair, but they died after defense industry meetings on Capitol Hill.

    by Matt Sledge, December 9 2025

    "The idea of a 'right to repair' — a requirement that companies facilitate consumers’ #repairs, #maintenance, and modification of products — is extremely popular, even winning broad, bipartisan support in Congress. That could not, however, save it from the #MilitaryIndustrial complex.

    "#Lobbyists succeeded in killing part of the National Defense Authorization Act [#NDAA] that would have given service members the right to fix their equipment in the field without having to worry about military suppliers’ intellectual property.

    "The decision to kill the popular proposal was made public Sunday after a closed-door conference of top congressional officials, including defense committee chairs, along with Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., and Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-S.D.

    "Those meetings were secret, but consumer advocates say they have a pretty good idea of what happened.

    " 'It’s pretty clear that defense contractors opposed the right-to-repair provisions, and they pressed hard to have them stripped out of the final bill,' said Isaac Bowers, the federal legislative director at #USPIRG. 'All we can say is that #DefenseContractors have a lot of influence on Capitol Hill.'

    "The idea had drawn bipartisan support in both the House and Senate, which each passed their own versions of the proposal.

    "Under one version, co-sponsored by Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., and Sen. Tim Sheehy, R-Mt., defense companies would have been required to supply the information needed for repairs — such as technical data, maintenance manuals, engineering drawings, and lists of replacement parts — as a condition of Pentagon contracts.

    "The idea was that no service member would ever be left waiting on a contractor to fly in from Norway to repair a simple part — which once happened — or, in another real-life scenario, told by the manufacturer to buy a new CT scanner in a combat zone because one malfunctioned.

    "Instead of worrying about voiding a warranty, military personnel in the field could use a 3D printer or elbow grease to fix a part.

    " 'The military is a can-do operation,' Bowers said. 'Service members can and should be able to repair their own equipment, and this will save costs if they can do it upfront and on time and on their schedule.' "

    Read more:
    theintercept.com/2025/12/09/co

    Archived version:
    archive.ph/54Nro

    #EndlessWar #Corporatocracy #CorporateColonialism #USInvasions #USPol #ContractorProfiteering #LockheedMartin #Boeing #NationalDefenseAuthorizationAct

  15. The only ones who truly benefit from the #WarMachine are #Corporations! And this is further proof! My uncle was in the US Army and when he was discharged, he could fix just about anything electro-mechanical! But nooooo... We can't have folks fixing stuff themselves -- just buy new ones and waste #taxpayer money!

    Congress Quietly Kills Military “#RightToRepair,” Allowing #Corporations to Cash In on *Fixing* Broken Products

    Both chambers included Pentagon budget provisions for a right to repair, but they died after defense industry meetings on Capitol Hill.

    by Matt Sledge, December 9 2025

    "The idea of a 'right to repair' — a requirement that companies facilitate consumers’ #repairs, #maintenance, and modification of products — is extremely popular, even winning broad, bipartisan support in Congress. That could not, however, save it from the #MilitaryIndustrial complex.

    "#Lobbyists succeeded in killing part of the National Defense Authorization Act [#NDAA] that would have given service members the right to fix their equipment in the field without having to worry about military suppliers’ intellectual property.

    "The decision to kill the popular proposal was made public Sunday after a closed-door conference of top congressional officials, including defense committee chairs, along with Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., and Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-S.D.

    "Those meetings were secret, but consumer advocates say they have a pretty good idea of what happened.

    " 'It’s pretty clear that defense contractors opposed the right-to-repair provisions, and they pressed hard to have them stripped out of the final bill,' said Isaac Bowers, the federal legislative director at #USPIRG. 'All we can say is that #DefenseContractors have a lot of influence on Capitol Hill.'

    "The idea had drawn bipartisan support in both the House and Senate, which each passed their own versions of the proposal.

    "Under one version, co-sponsored by Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., and Sen. Tim Sheehy, R-Mt., defense companies would have been required to supply the information needed for repairs — such as technical data, maintenance manuals, engineering drawings, and lists of replacement parts — as a condition of Pentagon contracts.

    "The idea was that no service member would ever be left waiting on a contractor to fly in from Norway to repair a simple part — which once happened — or, in another real-life scenario, told by the manufacturer to buy a new CT scanner in a combat zone because one malfunctioned.

    "Instead of worrying about voiding a warranty, military personnel in the field could use a 3D printer or elbow grease to fix a part.

    " 'The military is a can-do operation,' Bowers said. 'Service members can and should be able to repair their own equipment, and this will save costs if they can do it upfront and on time and on their schedule.' "

    Read more:
    theintercept.com/2025/12/09/co

    Archived version:
    archive.ph/54Nro

    #EndlessWar #Corporatocracy #CorporateColonialism #USInvasions #USPol #ContractorProfiteering #LockheedMartin #Boeing #NationalDefenseAuthorizationAct

  16. #Republicans who flipped to vote for a record-high military budget reveal what House Speaker #MikeJohnson made deals for to get their support before the #NationalDefenseAuthorizationAct was passed with 312-112 vote in favor. #JohnIadarola and #WosnyLambre break it down youtu.be/f7IDgDBuB3o?...

    House Republicans Flip As COLO...

  17. #Republicans who flipped to vote for a record-high military budget reveal what House Speaker #MikeJohnson made deals for to get their support before the #NationalDefenseAuthorizationAct was passed with 312-112 vote in favor. #JohnIadarola and #WosnyLambre break it down youtu.be/f7IDgDBuB3o?...

    House Republicans Flip As COLO...

  18. #Republicans who flipped to vote for a record-high military budget reveal what House Speaker #MikeJohnson made deals for to get their support before the #NationalDefenseAuthorizationAct was passed with 312-112 vote in favor. #JohnIadarola and #WosnyLambre break it down youtu.be/f7IDgDBuB3o?...

    House Republicans Flip As COLO...

  19. The Necropolitics of Warfare Over Healthcare
    consortiumnews.com/2025/11/26/
    With a skyrocketing insurance premium forcing her to give up her health coverage, Melissa Garriga says she joins all the other people around the world harmed by U.S. militarism. By Melissa Garriga Codepink.org Next year, an estimated 5 million people…
    #Politics #Commentary #HealthCare #HealthReform #HumanRights #Militarism #MilitaryIndustry #Pentagon #U.s. #U.s.Congress #AffordableCareAct(aca) #HealthInsurance #MelissaGarriga #NationalDefenseAuthorizationAct(ndaa) #WarEconomy

  20. The Necropolitics of Warfare Over Healthcare
    consortiumnews.com/2025/11/26/
    With a skyrocketing insurance premium forcing her to give up her health coverage, Melissa Garriga says she joins all the other people around the world harmed by U.S. militarism. By Melissa Garriga Codepink.org Next year, an estimated 5 million people…
    #Politics #Commentary #HealthCare #HealthReform #HumanRights #Militarism #MilitaryIndustry #Pentagon #U.s. #U.s.Congress #AffordableCareAct(aca) #HealthInsurance #MelissaGarriga #NationalDefenseAuthorizationAct(ndaa) #WarEconomy

  21. The Necropolitics of Warfare Over Healthcare
    consortiumnews.com/2025/11/26/
    With a skyrocketing insurance premium forcing her to give up her health coverage, Melissa Garriga says she joins all the other people around the world harmed by U.S. militarism. By Melissa Garriga Codepink.org Next year, an estimated 5 million people…
    #Politics #Commentary #HealthCare #HealthReform #HumanRights #Militarism #MilitaryIndustry #Pentagon #U.s. #U.s.Congress #AffordableCareAct(aca) #HealthInsurance #MelissaGarriga #NationalDefenseAuthorizationAct(ndaa) #WarEconomy

  22. The Necropolitics of Warfare Over Healthcare
    consortiumnews.com/2025/11/26/
    With a skyrocketing insurance premium forcing her to give up her health coverage, Melissa Garriga says she joins all the other people around the world harmed by U.S. militarism. By Melissa Garriga Codepink.org Next year, an estimated 5 million people…
    #Politics #Commentary #HealthCare #HealthReform #HumanRights #Militarism #MilitaryIndustry #Pentagon #U.s. #U.s.Congress #AffordableCareAct(aca) #HealthInsurance #MelissaGarriga #NationalDefenseAuthorizationAct(ndaa) #WarEconomy