U.S. Senate panel approves $852 billion defense spending plan
A Senate panel approved plans for $852 billion in defense spending next year, while a stopgap budget bill includes additional funds for the military and veterans programs.
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The proposed increase could affect U.S. defense policy, federal spending and international security planning.
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