Trump Aides Grapple with $500B Military Spending Boost
February 22, 2026·3 days ago·via The Guam Daily Post
Trump administration aides face the challenge of allocating an extra $500 billion in military spending, pushing the 2027 defense budget to $1.5 trillion after tough talks with Congress. This massive hike comes amid a $602 billion federal deficit, the third highest ever adjusted for inflation, as Trump prioritizes a "Dream Military" to keep America safe in troubled times.
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