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Pelosi sees ‘new dawn’ as diverse 116th Congress begins
In a nod to the moment, Nancy Pelosi, the Democratic leader, was broadly pledging to make Congress work for all Americans — addressing kitchen table issues at a time of deep economic churn — even as her party is ready to challenge Trump with investigations and subpoena powers that threaten the White House agenda.
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Federal contractors quietly working as the partial shutdown continues
For government contractors the partial shutdown is bringing uncomfortable dilemmas.
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Senate finalizes a pair of VA nominations in final hours of 115th Congress
But a slate of defense nominations pending for months was left unfinished, and will have to be brought up again in the new Congress.
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No end for government shutdown after White House meeting
Washington failed to find compromise to end a partial government shutdown after a meeting between congressional leaders and President Donald Trump at the White House on Wednesday.
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House passes package dismantling fed-targeting rule
The Holman Rule enables lawmakers to cut salaries and funding of specific employees and offices.
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New GOP rivalry? Romney barrels into DC blistering Trump
Mitt Romney, the 2012 GOP presidential nominee and incoming Utah senator, put to rest expectations that he would take his time getting his footing in Washington. Instead, he penned an op-ed in The Washington Post that said Trump “has not risen to the mantle of the office.”
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What will 2019 bring in federal workforce, IT, legislation and more?
We asked for your predictions for the new year. Here’s what you gave us …
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Graham says Trump slowing down planned withdrawal of US forces from Syria
President Donald Trump has ordered a slowdown to the withdrawal of U.S. forces in Syria, Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham said Sunday.
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Coast Guard members will get paid next week, despite the government shutdown
Service officials had previously warned members not to expect a paycheck until mid-January at the earliest.
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Coast Guard won’t see paychecks for several more weeks as shutdown continues
Hopes of special legislation to allow these service members to be paid during the shutdown have all but disappeared.
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Pelosi sees ‘new dawn’ as diverse 116th Congress begins
In a nod to the moment, Nancy Pelosi, the Democratic leader, was broadly pledging to make Congress work for all Americans — addressing kitchen table issues at a time of deep economic churn — even as her party is ready to challenge Trump with investigations and subpoena powers that threaten the White House agenda.
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Federal contractors quietly working as the partial shutdown continues
For government contractors the partial shutdown is bringing uncomfortable dilemmas.
-
Senate finalizes a pair of VA nominations in final hours of 115th Congress
But a slate of defense nominations pending for months was left unfinished, and will have to be brought up again in the new Congress.
-
No end for government shutdown after White House meeting
Washington failed to find compromise to end a partial government shutdown after a meeting between congressional leaders and President Donald Trump at the White House on Wednesday.
-
House passes package dismantling fed-targeting rule
The Holman Rule enables lawmakers to cut salaries and funding of specific employees and offices.
-
New GOP rivalry? Romney barrels into DC blistering Trump
Mitt Romney, the 2012 GOP presidential nominee and incoming Utah senator, put to rest expectations that he would take his time getting his footing in Washington. Instead, he penned an op-ed in The Washington Post that said Trump “has not risen to the mantle of the office.”
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What will 2019 bring in federal workforce, IT, legislation and more?
We asked for your predictions for the new year. Here’s what you gave us …
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Graham says Trump slowing down planned withdrawal of US forces from Syria
President Donald Trump has ordered a slowdown to the withdrawal of U.S. forces in Syria, Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham said Sunday.
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Coast Guard members will get paid next week, despite the government shutdown
Service officials had previously warned members not to expect a paycheck until mid-January at the earliest.
-
Coast Guard won’t see paychecks for several more weeks as shutdown continues
Hopes of special legislation to allow these service members to be paid during the shutdown have all but disappeared.
-
Pelosi sees ‘new dawn’ as diverse 116th Congress begins
In a nod to the moment, Nancy Pelosi, the Democratic leader, was broadly pledging to make Congress work for all Americans — addressing kitchen table issues at a time of deep economic churn — even as her party is ready to challenge Trump with investigations and subpoena powers that threaten the White House agenda.
-
Federal contractors quietly working as the partial shutdown continues
For government contractors the partial shutdown is bringing uncomfortable dilemmas.
-
Senate finalizes a pair of VA nominations in final hours of 115th Congress
But a slate of defense nominations pending for months was left unfinished, and will have to be brought up again in the new Congress.
-
No end for government shutdown after White House meeting
Washington failed to find compromise to end a partial government shutdown after a meeting between congressional leaders and President Donald Trump at the White House on Wednesday.
-
House passes package dismantling fed-targeting rule
The Holman Rule enables lawmakers to cut salaries and funding of specific employees and offices.
-
New GOP rivalry? Romney barrels into DC blistering Trump
Mitt Romney, the 2012 GOP presidential nominee and incoming Utah senator, put to rest expectations that he would take his time getting his footing in Washington. Instead, he penned an op-ed in The Washington Post that said Trump “has not risen to the mantle of the office.”
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What will 2019 bring in federal workforce, IT, legislation and more?
We asked for your predictions for the new year. Here’s what you gave us …
-
Graham says Trump slowing down planned withdrawal of US forces from Syria
President Donald Trump has ordered a slowdown to the withdrawal of U.S. forces in Syria, Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham said Sunday.
-
Coast Guard members will get paid next week, despite the government shutdown
Service officials had previously warned members not to expect a paycheck until mid-January at the earliest.
-
Coast Guard won’t see paychecks for several more weeks as shutdown continues
Hopes of special legislation to allow these service members to be paid during the shutdown have all but disappeared.
