A new report analyzed campaign contributions and finds that defense contractors have donated millions of dollars to members of Congress. According to the analysis cited by both outlets, the donations come from defense-industry sources and reach individual lawmakers through campaign giving. While the report characterizes the total defense-sector contributions as substantial in absolute terms, it also notes that this money represents only a small share of the overall funds flowing to Congress from all industries combined. The coverage emphasizes that the findings are based on OpenSecrets data, which tracks political donations and allows comparisons across sectors and across the broader pool of congressional campaign contributions. Overall, the articles present the same central points: defense contractors are contributing millions to lawmakers, and their share of total congressional campaign cash is limited relative to the total amount of money Congress receives from all industries. No additional figures, lawmakers, or recipients are specified in the provided summaries beyond these general findings.