New Defense Bills

Extends the expiration date for certain government surveillance powers.

Requires the military to study how using AI affects soldiers' skills and readiness.

Restricts U.S. investments in Chinese biotechnology to protect national security.

Updates the operations, training, and management of the U.S. Foreign Service.

Promotes the development of secure drones (UAS) to support Taiwan's defense.

Provides funding for energy, water, and nuclear security programs for FY 2027.

Requires the military to publish a list of banned dietary supplement ingredients.

Expands whistleblower protections for government contractors against retaliation.

Requires a strategy for U.S. diplomatic engagement in the South China Sea.

Requires a national security review of specific communications tech companies.