Credit: U.S. Navy
Republicans in Congress are closing in on a budget that would provide about $612 billion for defense in fiscal 2016. Although they are technically sticking to spending limits set by law to reduce the deficit, to soothe defense hawks, they are seeking about $90 billion for “overseas contingency...
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