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Here’s what feds cared about most in 2018
The headlines were endless this year, but a few in particular really resonated with the federal workforce.
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New HASC chairman rips Trump over Mattis firing
US Rep. Adam Smith blasted President Donald Trump’s plans to terminate Defense Secretary Jim Mattis two months ahead of his planned exit date.
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Trump: ‘I can’t tell you when’ government will reopen
In a Christmas Day appearance in the Oval Office, Trump issued a lengthy defense of his desire for a wall, saying it’s the only way to stop drugs and human traffickers from entering the country. In a nod to the political stakes he’s facing, Trump said he wants the wall by “election time” in 2020.
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Trump would accept less money for border wall, White House says
The government shutdown over funding for the border wall may go into January, the acting White House chief of staff says.
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Lawmakers dismayed over Mattis’ sudden departure
Both Republicans and Democrats said the move raises serious questions about Trump’s national security policies.
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Trump tells GOP leaders he won’t sign bill to avoid shutdown
“The president said he will not sign this bill,” because it doesn’t include money for his border wall with Mexico House Speaker Paul Ryan said exiting a hastily called meeting with Trump and other GOP lawmakers at the White House.
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House Democrats introduce bill to prevent USDA relocation
The proposed move of U.S. Department of Agriculture offices would result in the relocation of approximately 700 employees.
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Trump scrambles to keep campaign promise as shutdown looms
As the chorus of discontent echoed on Twitter and Fox News on Wednesday and Thursday, the president seemed to be mounting a defense. He tweeted angrily at Democrats, declaring “I will not sign any of their legislation, including infrastructure, unless it has perfect Border Security.”
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Lawmakers tell Trump his decision to pull troops out of Syria is a ‘costly mistake’
Both Republicans and Democrats criticized the move, saying it ignores advice from military and intelligence leaders.
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With deadline looming, lawmakers worry about new VA community care rules
Department officials say they are on track to put new veterans medical rules in place by June, but advocates worry they haven’t seen details so far.
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Here’s what feds cared about most in 2018
The headlines were endless this year, but a few in particular really resonated with the federal workforce.
-
New HASC chairman rips Trump over Mattis firing
US Rep. Adam Smith blasted President Donald Trump’s plans to terminate Defense Secretary Jim Mattis two months ahead of his planned exit date.
-
Trump: ‘I can’t tell you when’ government will reopen
In a Christmas Day appearance in the Oval Office, Trump issued a lengthy defense of his desire for a wall, saying it’s the only way to stop drugs and human traffickers from entering the country. In a nod to the political stakes he’s facing, Trump said he wants the wall by “election time” in 2020.
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Trump would accept less money for border wall, White House says
The government shutdown over funding for the border wall may go into January, the acting White House chief of staff says.
-
Lawmakers dismayed over Mattis’ sudden departure
Both Republicans and Democrats said the move raises serious questions about Trump’s national security policies.
-
Trump tells GOP leaders he won’t sign bill to avoid shutdown
“The president said he will not sign this bill,” because it doesn’t include money for his border wall with Mexico House Speaker Paul Ryan said exiting a hastily called meeting with Trump and other GOP lawmakers at the White House.
-
House Democrats introduce bill to prevent USDA relocation
The proposed move of U.S. Department of Agriculture offices would result in the relocation of approximately 700 employees.
-
Trump scrambles to keep campaign promise as shutdown looms
As the chorus of discontent echoed on Twitter and Fox News on Wednesday and Thursday, the president seemed to be mounting a defense. He tweeted angrily at Democrats, declaring “I will not sign any of their legislation, including infrastructure, unless it has perfect Border Security.”
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Lawmakers tell Trump his decision to pull troops out of Syria is a ‘costly mistake’
Both Republicans and Democrats criticized the move, saying it ignores advice from military and intelligence leaders.
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With deadline looming, lawmakers worry about new VA community care rules
Department officials say they are on track to put new veterans medical rules in place by June, but advocates worry they haven’t seen details so far.
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Here’s what feds cared about most in 2018
The headlines were endless this year, but a few in particular really resonated with the federal workforce.
-
New HASC chairman rips Trump over Mattis firing
US Rep. Adam Smith blasted President Donald Trump’s plans to terminate Defense Secretary Jim Mattis two months ahead of his planned exit date.
-
Trump: ‘I can’t tell you when’ government will reopen
In a Christmas Day appearance in the Oval Office, Trump issued a lengthy defense of his desire for a wall, saying it’s the only way to stop drugs and human traffickers from entering the country. In a nod to the political stakes he’s facing, Trump said he wants the wall by “election time” in 2020.
-
Trump would accept less money for border wall, White House says
The government shutdown over funding for the border wall may go into January, the acting White House chief of staff says.
-
Lawmakers dismayed over Mattis’ sudden departure
Both Republicans and Democrats said the move raises serious questions about Trump’s national security policies.
-
Trump tells GOP leaders he won’t sign bill to avoid shutdown
“The president said he will not sign this bill,” because it doesn’t include money for his border wall with Mexico House Speaker Paul Ryan said exiting a hastily called meeting with Trump and other GOP lawmakers at the White House.
-
House Democrats introduce bill to prevent USDA relocation
The proposed move of U.S. Department of Agriculture offices would result in the relocation of approximately 700 employees.
-
Trump scrambles to keep campaign promise as shutdown looms
As the chorus of discontent echoed on Twitter and Fox News on Wednesday and Thursday, the president seemed to be mounting a defense. He tweeted angrily at Democrats, declaring “I will not sign any of their legislation, including infrastructure, unless it has perfect Border Security.”
-
Lawmakers tell Trump his decision to pull troops out of Syria is a ‘costly mistake’
Both Republicans and Democrats criticized the move, saying it ignores advice from military and intelligence leaders.
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With deadline looming, lawmakers worry about new VA community care rules
Department officials say they are on track to put new veterans medical rules in place by June, but advocates worry they haven’t seen details so far.
