As we stand (hopefully) near the end of a long journey toward a final deal with Iran, it’s only fitting to honor someone who has been there from the start. Laura Rozen was the reporter to first break the story about the Iran nuclear talks through a secret channel over two years ago, back when […]
Analysis of the House Appropriations Committee’s Fiscal Year 2016 Defense Appropriations Bill
Yesterday, June 2nd, the House Appropriations Committee approved $577.9 billion in discretionary defense spending – $490.2 billion in the base budget and $88.4 billion for the Overseas Contingency Operations fund (called “Global War on Terrorism” in the House Appropriations Committee version of the bill).
Looking Back, Forward and Upwards
Quarterly Newsletter from Council for a Livable World. In the Spring 2015 Edition: Iran Talks Breakthrough, a 2016 Elections Forecast, How Our Work on Nuclear Terrorism Informs Congress, and Budgeting for a Better World.
Summary of FY2016 Senate Appropriations Committee’s Energy & Water Bill
Analysis of the nuclear weapons and non-proliferation spending in the Fiscal Year 2016 National Defense Authorization Act.
Completed Legislative Action in Congress – 2015
On January 27, Senators Kirk (R-Ill.) and Menendez (D-N.J.) introduced a new Iran sanctions bill, an updated version of S.1881 introduced last year with 59 Senate sponsors. The bill (S.269) would impose sanctions if a long-term deal has not been reached. On January 29, the Senate Banking Committee approved the “Nuclear Weapon Free Iran Act of 2015,” S.269, by a vote of 18-4.
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