The Trump administration is asking Congress for more than $67 billion in emergency defense funding as part of an $87.6 billion supplemental spending request sent to Capitol Hill today, including $21 billion for munitions procurement, billions more for drones, cyber capabilities and classified programs, and funding to replenish stocks expended during Operation Epic Fury in Iran, according to documents released by the White House. A general breakdown of the funding shows the $67.1 billion would provide: $1.7 billion for Readiness...