Defense
House GOP bumps Pentagon spending, eyes $150B target for party-line package
A feud between the secretary’s advisers and his chief of staff created backbiting and distrust that has erupted into the open.
GOP lawmakers worry about bucking the president but the public show of good will could expire.
The Defense secretary has faced increased scrutiny as reports of disorder engulf the Pentagon.
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