The House on Wednesday approved a sweeping defense policy bill that authorizes $900 billion in Pentagon programs, including a pay raise for service members and changes to how the military buys weapons.

The House passed the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) by an overwhelming 312-112 vote. Eighteen Republicans and 94 Democrats voted against the bill.

The vote comes amid growing friction between the Republican-led Congress and President Donald Trump’s administration over defense management.

The annual NDAA has long drawn bipartisan support, and the White House has signaled strong backing for this year’s version, saying it aligns with Trump’s national security priorities. But the more than 3,000-page measure also includes provisions that challenge the Defense Department, from req

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