House Passes Defense Bill Amid Iran War Divide

New York Times Wednesday 22 July 2026, 21:19 UTC By Robert Jimison 1 min read

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Representative Mike Rogers of Alabama, the bill’s chief author, said the legislation “begins to reverse the damage caused by decades of underinvestment in the U.S. military.”

Representative Mike Rogers of Alabama, the bill’s chief author, said the legislation “begins to reverse the damage caused by decades of underinvestment in the U.S. military.” [Image text:] MR.ROGERS CHAIRMAN VINS FDIRECTOS

House (ORG) Bill Amid (PERSON) Iran War Divide (EVENT) Mike Rogers (PERSON) Alabama (LOCATION) U.S. (LOCATION)

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House Passes Defense Bill Amid Iran War Divide

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