The Pentagon awarded Lockheed Martin a contract worth up to $35 billion to make hundreds of Thaad interceptors a year to replenish U.S. stockpiles drawn down by the war with Iran
The Wall Street Journal • Politics • 1 hour ago
The Pentagon’s order of Thaad interceptors follows the company’s pledge to expand production over seven years.
Related News
Trump's luncheon with GOP senators devolves into shouting match
President Trump threw Capitol Hill into turmoil on Wednesday, abruptly canceling plans to sign a bill aimed at lowering…
New York congressional primary becomes second most expensive House race ever amid AI fight
New York's 12th Congressional District primary became the second-most expensive House primary ever, with $26.3 million …
Unearthed video exposes vulnerable House Dem's reversal on crucial issue impacting state
Rep. Gabriel Vasquez's 2021 comments calling for limiting natural gas and fossil fuels resurface as he now pitches an a…
The Trump administration is in a standoff with a Democratic lawmaker who is blocking a proposed $750 million sale of jet engines to Turkey over concerns about the country’s ties to Russia
The administration is expected to push for a rare override to get the deal through as the NATO summit in Ankara approac…
The Wall Street Journal
• 3 hours ago
Jeffrey Epstein’s longtime secretary Lesley Groff was interviewed by a House panel about her association with him. Here are edited excerpts from a transcript, released this week by Congress
Lesley Groff said Epstein was a ’‘master manipulator‘ and she wasn’t aware of his criminal activities.
The Wall Street Journal
• 1 hour ago
CBS News poll finds more oppose than favor data centers in their area
Most Americans expect data centers to negatively impact the environment, local resources, although some see economic be…