Anthony Capaccio is a journalist for Bloomberg News and Knowledia, specializing in defense and military affairs. He covers a wide range of topics including defense contracts, military technology, international relations, and arms sales. With his extensive knowledge and expertise, Capaccio provides in-depth analysis and reporting on key issues shaping the defense industry.
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Anthony Capaccio's coverage revolves around politics, government & politics, the US military, Pentagon, defense industry and international relations. His articles mainly focus on announcements from the government and expert commentary regarding these topics.
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By: Anthony Capaccio
The Pentagon has shipped anti-drone technology to an area of New Jersey located where sightings of mysterious aircraft have set residents on edge and drawn accusations that the federal government isn’t taking the incidents seriously.
The US on Monday announced almost $5.9 billion in military and economic aid for Ukraine, some of the final funds to be disbursed under President Joe Biden before an expected shift in support by incoming President-elect Donald Trump.
By: Natalia Drozdiak, Anthony Capaccio
President Joe Biden’s administration is preparing to announce Wednesday the final $500 million dollars in US military assistance it will provide to Ukraine, according to people familiar with the plans.
Far from saving money on US weapons that are being provided to Ukraine, a Russian victory in the war would require a surge in Pentagon spending of more than $800 billion through 2029, a conservative think tank argues in a new report.
Two of seven US intelligence agencies broke with previous assessments that foreign adversaries were not to blame for so-far unexplained health incidents among government employees overseas that came to be known as “Havana Syndrome.”
By: Anthony Capaccio
Outgoing Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin recommended the US government boost defense spending by about $50 billion more than projected in fiscal year 2026 with increases that would push the Pentagon budget past $1 trillion in the years to come.
By: Anthony Capaccio, Bill Allison
Pete Hegseth, President-elect Donald Trump’s choice to run the Pentagon, earned more than $6 million over the last two years thanks to income as a Fox News host, book royalties and speaking fees, according to his financial disclosure statement.
By: Anthony Capaccio, Natalia Drozdiak
Pete Hegseth, President-elect Donald Trump’s choice for defense secretary, is portraying his lack of high-level management experience as an asset, saying in prepared testimony for his confirmation hearing that he’d be a “change agent” with “no vested interest in certain companies or specific programs or approved narratives.”
By: Anthony Capaccio, Natalia Drozdiak
Pete Hegseth , President-elect Donald Trump 's choice for defense secretary, is portraying his lack of high-level management experience as an asset, saying in prepared testimony for his confirmation hearing that he'd be a “change agent” with “no vested interest in certain companies or specific programs or approved narratives.”
By: Natalia Drozdiak, Anthony Capaccio
Pete Hegseth , President-elect Donald Trump 's pick to lead the Pentagon, appeared on course to win confirmation after a half-day Senate hearing, even after he was hit with hard questions from Democrats over alleged character flaws.
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