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Federal employee pay raise in place as agencies again brace for shutdown
Depending on locality, some employees may receive more or less than the combined 4.7% across-the-board raise and the 0.5% average locality boost.
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How many vets will be in Congress after the election?
The number of lawmakers with military experience has steadily declined since the 1970s.
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New year brings same government shutdown threats
Congress enters 2024 without a clear plan for federal spending, just a few weeks before another budget deadline.
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Just one promotion remains blocked due to officer’s views on diversity
Sen. Eric Schmitt is blocking the promotion of Col. Benjamin Jonsson out of concern for his stance on the military’s DEI programs.
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Senate OKs 11 four-star nominees, ending ongoing nomination fight
The senior officials were the last remaining individuals involved in the protest by a Republican senator over the Pentagon’s abortion access policy.
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Senate confirms former NASA IG Martin as USAID watchdog
The United States Agency for International Development has a confirmed inspector general to lead oversight of foreign assistance programs and Ukraine aid.
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Biden to use last of Ukraine funds this month if Congress fails to act
A notification obtained by Defense News shows how Biden plans to spend the last $1 billion in Ukraine military aid, unless Congress passes new assistance.
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GOP senators press for report on ‘official time’ use by federal unions
Unions have said official time is an essential protected resource that allows them to be effective and timely.
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Congress passed the FY24 defense policy bill: Here’s what’s inside
Congress just passed the FY24 National Defense Authorization Act. Here’s a look at some key provisions.
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Senate passes final defense policy bill
The compromise bill authorizes limited assistance for Ukraine, implements AUKUS and institutionalizes a nuclear weapon.
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Federal employee pay raise in place as agencies again brace for shutdown
Depending on locality, some employees may receive more or less than the combined 4.7% across-the-board raise and the 0.5% average locality boost.
-
How many vets will be in Congress after the election?
The number of lawmakers with military experience has steadily declined since the 1970s.
-
New year brings same government shutdown threats
Congress enters 2024 without a clear plan for federal spending, just a few weeks before another budget deadline.
-
Just one promotion remains blocked due to officer’s views on diversity
Sen. Eric Schmitt is blocking the promotion of Col. Benjamin Jonsson out of concern for his stance on the military’s DEI programs.
-
Senate OKs 11 four-star nominees, ending ongoing nomination fight
The senior officials were the last remaining individuals involved in the protest by a Republican senator over the Pentagon’s abortion access policy.
-
Senate confirms former NASA IG Martin as USAID watchdog
The United States Agency for International Development has a confirmed inspector general to lead oversight of foreign assistance programs and Ukraine aid.
-
Biden to use last of Ukraine funds this month if Congress fails to act
A notification obtained by Defense News shows how Biden plans to spend the last $1 billion in Ukraine military aid, unless Congress passes new assistance.
-
GOP senators press for report on ‘official time’ use by federal unions
Unions have said official time is an essential protected resource that allows them to be effective and timely.
-
Congress passed the FY24 defense policy bill: Here’s what’s inside
Congress just passed the FY24 National Defense Authorization Act. Here’s a look at some key provisions.
-
Senate passes final defense policy bill
The compromise bill authorizes limited assistance for Ukraine, implements AUKUS and institutionalizes a nuclear weapon.
-
Federal employee pay raise in place as agencies again brace for shutdown
Depending on locality, some employees may receive more or less than the combined 4.7% across-the-board raise and the 0.5% average locality boost.
-
How many vets will be in Congress after the election?
The number of lawmakers with military experience has steadily declined since the 1970s.
-
New year brings same government shutdown threats
Congress enters 2024 without a clear plan for federal spending, just a few weeks before another budget deadline.
-
Just one promotion remains blocked due to officer’s views on diversity
Sen. Eric Schmitt is blocking the promotion of Col. Benjamin Jonsson out of concern for his stance on the military’s DEI programs.
-
Senate OKs 11 four-star nominees, ending ongoing nomination fight
The senior officials were the last remaining individuals involved in the protest by a Republican senator over the Pentagon’s abortion access policy.
-
Senate confirms former NASA IG Martin as USAID watchdog
The United States Agency for International Development has a confirmed inspector general to lead oversight of foreign assistance programs and Ukraine aid.
-
Biden to use last of Ukraine funds this month if Congress fails to act
A notification obtained by Defense News shows how Biden plans to spend the last $1 billion in Ukraine military aid, unless Congress passes new assistance.
-
GOP senators press for report on ‘official time’ use by federal unions
Unions have said official time is an essential protected resource that allows them to be effective and timely.
-
Congress passed the FY24 defense policy bill: Here’s what’s inside
Congress just passed the FY24 National Defense Authorization Act. Here’s a look at some key provisions.
-
Senate passes final defense policy bill
The compromise bill authorizes limited assistance for Ukraine, implements AUKUS and institutionalizes a nuclear weapon.
