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Is the DHS budget too stagnant for cyber growth?
The White House proposed cutting budgets for the Department of Homeland Security’s Science and Technology Directorate and the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency.
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Lawmakers push back on the partisan selection of administrative judges
President Donald Trump recently reclassified administrative law judge positions to enable agency leadership to select candidates, rather than going through a competitive process.
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Brewing Capitol Hill fight: Is VA broken or under attack?
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has received harsh criticism from Republican opponents over her comments defending VA health care options.
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Three looming questions on the Selective Service System’s future
A commission examining how the draft registration process is handled will make major decisions on the topic in coming months.
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Dems weigh contempt vote after White House defies subpoena
Cummings said on Tuesday in a statement that “it appears that the president believes that the Constitution does not apply to his White House, that he may order officials at will to violate their legal obligations, and that he may obstruct attempts by Congress to conduct oversight.”
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VA privatization latest battleground for congressional rising stars
Democratic New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Republican Texas Rep. Dan Crenshaw offered starkly different views of today’s VA in events this week.
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Congress wants more answers about VA campus suicides
A new proposal would require VA to provide lawmakers with information on those veterans’ benefits and medical background within days of the deaths.
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Did the Pentagon do enough to convince Congress it needs a Space Force?
Pentagon officials were on the Hill to address a key pressure point to convince Congress to support its plan for the war-fighting domain of space.
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National Reconnaissance Office could join Space Force down the road, Shanahan says
The NRO could eventually join the Pentagon.
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House sets $1.3T spending cap, budget talks begin
The House on Tuesday lifted an overall spending cap to $1.3 trillion to allow its appropriators to craft 2020 spending bills.
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Is the DHS budget too stagnant for cyber growth?
The White House proposed cutting budgets for the Department of Homeland Security’s Science and Technology Directorate and the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency.
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Lawmakers push back on the partisan selection of administrative judges
President Donald Trump recently reclassified administrative law judge positions to enable agency leadership to select candidates, rather than going through a competitive process.
-
Brewing Capitol Hill fight: Is VA broken or under attack?
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has received harsh criticism from Republican opponents over her comments defending VA health care options.
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Three looming questions on the Selective Service System’s future
A commission examining how the draft registration process is handled will make major decisions on the topic in coming months.
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Dems weigh contempt vote after White House defies subpoena
Cummings said on Tuesday in a statement that “it appears that the president believes that the Constitution does not apply to his White House, that he may order officials at will to violate their legal obligations, and that he may obstruct attempts by Congress to conduct oversight.”
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VA privatization latest battleground for congressional rising stars
Democratic New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Republican Texas Rep. Dan Crenshaw offered starkly different views of today’s VA in events this week.
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Congress wants more answers about VA campus suicides
A new proposal would require VA to provide lawmakers with information on those veterans’ benefits and medical background within days of the deaths.
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Did the Pentagon do enough to convince Congress it needs a Space Force?
Pentagon officials were on the Hill to address a key pressure point to convince Congress to support its plan for the war-fighting domain of space.
-
National Reconnaissance Office could join Space Force down the road, Shanahan says
The NRO could eventually join the Pentagon.
-
House sets $1.3T spending cap, budget talks begin
The House on Tuesday lifted an overall spending cap to $1.3 trillion to allow its appropriators to craft 2020 spending bills.
-
Is the DHS budget too stagnant for cyber growth?
The White House proposed cutting budgets for the Department of Homeland Security’s Science and Technology Directorate and the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency.
-
Lawmakers push back on the partisan selection of administrative judges
President Donald Trump recently reclassified administrative law judge positions to enable agency leadership to select candidates, rather than going through a competitive process.
-
Brewing Capitol Hill fight: Is VA broken or under attack?
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has received harsh criticism from Republican opponents over her comments defending VA health care options.
-
Three looming questions on the Selective Service System’s future
A commission examining how the draft registration process is handled will make major decisions on the topic in coming months.
-
Dems weigh contempt vote after White House defies subpoena
Cummings said on Tuesday in a statement that “it appears that the president believes that the Constitution does not apply to his White House, that he may order officials at will to violate their legal obligations, and that he may obstruct attempts by Congress to conduct oversight.”
-
VA privatization latest battleground for congressional rising stars
Democratic New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Republican Texas Rep. Dan Crenshaw offered starkly different views of today’s VA in events this week.
-
Congress wants more answers about VA campus suicides
A new proposal would require VA to provide lawmakers with information on those veterans’ benefits and medical background within days of the deaths.
-
Did the Pentagon do enough to convince Congress it needs a Space Force?
Pentagon officials were on the Hill to address a key pressure point to convince Congress to support its plan for the war-fighting domain of space.
-
National Reconnaissance Office could join Space Force down the road, Shanahan says
The NRO could eventually join the Pentagon.
-
House sets $1.3T spending cap, budget talks begin
The House on Tuesday lifted an overall spending cap to $1.3 trillion to allow its appropriators to craft 2020 spending bills.
