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Pentagon to use $130M donation from anonymous Trump 'friend' to pay military members
Headline from ABC 7 San Francisco
The Trump administration plans to use a $130 million donation from an anonymous ally to pay military service members during the government shutdown.
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By Adam Cancryn, CNN (CNN) — The Trump administration plans to funnel a $130 million donation from an anonymous ally of President Donald Trump toward paying military service members during the government shutdown, the Defense Department confirmed on Friday.
The Trump administration plans to funnel a $130 million donation from an anonymous ally of President Donald Trump toward paying military service members during the government shutdown, the Defense Department
The Trump administration plans to funnel a $130 million donation from an anonymous ally of President Donald Trump toward paying military service members during the government shutdown, the Defense Department
Anonymous donor gives $130 million to Defense Department to pay troops during government shutdown. Pentagon needs to find billions by Oct. 30 barring a deal to reopen the government.
The Pentagon confirmed Friday that it has accepted an anonymous $130 million gift to help pay members of the military during the government shutdown, raising ethical questions after President Donald Trump had announced that a friend had offered the gift to defray any shortfalls.
An anonymous ally of President Donald Trump has donated $130 million that will help to pay the U.S. military during the ongoing federal government shutdown.
The Pentagon confirmed it accepted a $130 million donation from an anonymous donor to help cover troop pay during the ongoing government shutdown. Chief Pentagon Spokesman Sean Parnell said the money will offset service members’ salaries and benefits, calling it a lifeline as Congress remains deadlo…
The Pentagon confirmed Friday that it accepted an anonymous $130 million donation to help offset the cost of troops’ salaries and benefits during the shutdown
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