Military Pay

The deal would solidify the 2.4 percent military pay raise for 2018 that President Donald Trump authorized in December.

Military pay, maintenance, intel ops and Reserve training would essentially stop in a government shutdown.

The raise would be the largest increase for troops since the 3.4 percent approved by President Obama in 2010.

The U.S. Senate on Thursday joined the House of Representatives in approving a 2.1 percent pay raise next year for troops.

The U.S. Army is set to decide whether Pvt. Bowe Bergdahl is entitled to as much as $300,000 in back pay and other benefits.

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All military personnel, including troops in Iraq, Syria and Afghanistan, would go without pay in the event of a shutdown.

The agreed-upon level surpasses the 2.1% bump proposed by President Donald Trump.