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New Democratic Congress will likely strip the gilding from Trump’s Golden Dome

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The future of the presidential missile defense initiative faces uncertainty following the departure of key Republican lawmakers from Congress. With a Democratic takeover approaching, support for the prominent defense project is declining as military officials also signal potential changes to the program.

Two of the top lawmakers backing the Pentagon's Golden Dome missile defense shield are among the wave of Republicans leaving Congress in the coming Democratic takeover, raising questions about the future of President Donald Trump's signature second-term defense initiative. The shakeup on Capitol Hill comes after military officials signaled in recent months that they might backpedal from one element Trump…

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