Nearly 9% Boost for Defense Spending Next Year
Under New Senate Plan

July 28, 2022

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Senate Democrats on Thursday proposed a $792 billion defense spending package that would dramatically boost the White House’s military spending plans for fiscal 2023 but still didn’t total enough to satisfy congressional Republicans.

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