U.S. lawmakers to NATO: pay up for missile defense

U.S. lawmakers to NATO: pay up for missile defense WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A U.S. congressional panel demanded on Thursday that European allies foot more of the bill for a multibillion-dollar shield being built to guard NATO members from missiles that might some day be able to carry nuclear warheads, notably from Iran. The House of Representatives' Armed Services Strategic Forces subcommittee voted to hold back 25 percent of funds authorized for ...