Defense
Senate passes defense bill that defies Trump and forces sharing of boat strike videos
The Pentagon chief also sidestepped a request for the House and Senate to view the Sept. 2 “double-tap” attack.
The designation could have sweeping impacts on U.S. policy toward China as well as the Trump administration’s military buildup in the Western Hemisphere.
Senate Armed Services Committee Chair Roger Wicker said he would “listen to his colleagues.”
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