President Donald Trump will officially sign the National Defense Authorization Act.
A press release revealing his schedule for the day shows the president will put his signature on the policy bill at 6 p.m. on Thursday. The NDAA passed the Senate with strong bipartisan support in a 77-20 vote. Last week, the House approved the NDAA, also with bipartisan support, with a vote of 312 to 112.
As the Washington Examiner previously reported, notable provisions in the annual defense spending bill include a 3.8% pay raise for the military and over $900 billion in defense spending, among other initiatives.
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The bill is 3,086 pages long and also codifies several of Trump’s executive orders issued in 2025, including the “Golden Dome” missile defense program and the prohibition
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