Biden signs vital $858 billion defense bill into law, nixing military's Covid-19 vaccine mandate
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The Senate voted last week to pass the massive NDAA with bipartisan support. It follows the House's bipartisan approval of the legislation the week prior.
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The Senate voted last week to pass the massive NDAA with bipartisan support. It follows the House's bipartisan approval of the legislation the week prior.
President Joe Biden signed the annual defense policy bill that lifts the Pentagon’s Covid vaccine mandate for service members in a victory for Republican lawmakers who had sought to undo the requirement.
President Biden has signed into law this year’s annual defense policy bill despite his opposition to a Republican-led measure included in the bill that repeals the COVID-19 vaccine mandate for military members, a rule put in place under his administration.
President Joe Biden on Friday signed the National Defense Authorization Act into law, a massive defense spending bill with provisions that will give service members a pay raise, fund support
President Joe Biden signed Congress’ annual defense bill for 2023 into law Friday, giving his approval to a bill that overturns his own administration’s mandate that servicemembers […]
President Joe Biden has signed a nearly $858 billion defense spending bill into law despite his opposition to a Republican-backed provision in the legislation that repeals the COVID-19 vaccination requirement
