Joe Gould is a reporter at Defense News. He covers a range of topics including government and politics, security and law enforcement, and world affairs, with a particular focus on the Russia-Ukraine War and the dynamics of the GOP under Joe Biden. Joe's work has been featured in notable publications such as Yahoo News, POLITICO, and Military Times.
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Joe's coverage predominantly focuses on government announcements and legal policy regulation, particularly in the areas of politics, defense, military, and international relations. His articles often delve into the intricacies of political maneuvering around defense bills and geopolitical issues.
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By: Connor O’Brien, Joe Gould
Lawmakers removed some of the most controversial provisions during negotations on a final bill.
By: Joe Gould, Connor O’Brien
The meeting is Hegseth's first with a Democratic member of the committee that will handle his confirmation process.
The U.S., Canada and Finland agreed under the ICE Pact to advance industrial cooperation and workforce development and to find ways to invest in U.S. shipyards.
By: Connor O’Brien, Joe Gould
The treatment of Trump’s Pentagon pick will likely determine how other nominees fare.
Donald Trump's pick for Defense secretary, in his written remarks, did not address the allegations of sexual assault against him.
They accused him of not being qualified for the role.
“How many senators have shown up drunk to vote at night?” one Republican senator asked in support of the Pentagon chief pick.
The expected State Department nominee's comments about the three-nation defense pact could soothe allies’ jitters.
By: Connor O'Brien, Joe Gould
Democrats are not expected to allow a quick approval process for the embattled Defense Department pick.
The speaker elevated a new, Trump-friendly chair and added a swath of like-minded new members to the panel.
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