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Trump’s arms sales nominee bogged down by 3D gun debate
A State Department nomination that should have been a victory lap for the Trump administration’s efforts to boost U.S. arms sales abroad instead has become caught up in a separate domestic controversy.
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Military contractors will get full housing stipend payouts in 2019, but not troops
While military families will see a dip in their housing funds, lawmakers will keep some contractors from absorbing the same financial hit.
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Senate passes federal pay raise for 2019
The Senate passed a package of appropriations bills that include increases for federal employee basic and locality pay.
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Why new technology modernization funding is in danger
Members of the Senate want to see results before appropriating additional money to the Technology Modernization Fund.
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Immigration officials defend handling of family separations
But the officials ran into bipartisan criticism from lawmakers appalled at the hundreds of migrant children who remain apart from their parents, more than a month after Trump dropped his family separation policy under fire from Democrats and Republicans alike.
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New bill would protect feds who legally smoke pot
A House bill would address the disparity between federal and state marijuana laws for federal employees.
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Democrats introduce bill to combat telework reductions
The legislation would prevent agencies from cutting back on telework participation and encourage initiatives that increase such participation.
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Bipartisan bill would block Trump from quitting NATO without Senate’s OK
The bills are the latest moves by Congress to reaffirm support for NATO in the wake of Trump’s polarizing performance at a NATO summit in Brussels.
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Why Congress may have just boosted China’s cybersecurity
Lawmakers’ decision to spare ZTE is a boon for the Chinese government, which has embarked on a strategy of homegrown technological development that could bolster Beijing’s cyber capabilities.
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US defense policy bill clears House, rockets to Senate
U.S. Senate lawmakers are expected to finalize Congress’ annual defense authorization bill early next week following the House’s passage of the measure Thursday.
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Trump’s arms sales nominee bogged down by 3D gun debate
A State Department nomination that should have been a victory lap for the Trump administration’s efforts to boost U.S. arms sales abroad instead has become caught up in a separate domestic controversy.
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Military contractors will get full housing stipend payouts in 2019, but not troops
While military families will see a dip in their housing funds, lawmakers will keep some contractors from absorbing the same financial hit.
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Senate passes federal pay raise for 2019
The Senate passed a package of appropriations bills that include increases for federal employee basic and locality pay.
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Why new technology modernization funding is in danger
Members of the Senate want to see results before appropriating additional money to the Technology Modernization Fund.
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Immigration officials defend handling of family separations
But the officials ran into bipartisan criticism from lawmakers appalled at the hundreds of migrant children who remain apart from their parents, more than a month after Trump dropped his family separation policy under fire from Democrats and Republicans alike.
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New bill would protect feds who legally smoke pot
A House bill would address the disparity between federal and state marijuana laws for federal employees.
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Democrats introduce bill to combat telework reductions
The legislation would prevent agencies from cutting back on telework participation and encourage initiatives that increase such participation.
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Bipartisan bill would block Trump from quitting NATO without Senate’s OK
The bills are the latest moves by Congress to reaffirm support for NATO in the wake of Trump’s polarizing performance at a NATO summit in Brussels.
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Why Congress may have just boosted China’s cybersecurity
Lawmakers’ decision to spare ZTE is a boon for the Chinese government, which has embarked on a strategy of homegrown technological development that could bolster Beijing’s cyber capabilities.
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US defense policy bill clears House, rockets to Senate
U.S. Senate lawmakers are expected to finalize Congress’ annual defense authorization bill early next week following the House’s passage of the measure Thursday.
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Trump’s arms sales nominee bogged down by 3D gun debate
A State Department nomination that should have been a victory lap for the Trump administration’s efforts to boost U.S. arms sales abroad instead has become caught up in a separate domestic controversy.
-
Military contractors will get full housing stipend payouts in 2019, but not troops
While military families will see a dip in their housing funds, lawmakers will keep some contractors from absorbing the same financial hit.
-
Senate passes federal pay raise for 2019
The Senate passed a package of appropriations bills that include increases for federal employee basic and locality pay.
-
Why new technology modernization funding is in danger
Members of the Senate want to see results before appropriating additional money to the Technology Modernization Fund.
-
Immigration officials defend handling of family separations
But the officials ran into bipartisan criticism from lawmakers appalled at the hundreds of migrant children who remain apart from their parents, more than a month after Trump dropped his family separation policy under fire from Democrats and Republicans alike.
-
New bill would protect feds who legally smoke pot
A House bill would address the disparity between federal and state marijuana laws for federal employees.
-
Democrats introduce bill to combat telework reductions
The legislation would prevent agencies from cutting back on telework participation and encourage initiatives that increase such participation.
-
Bipartisan bill would block Trump from quitting NATO without Senate’s OK
The bills are the latest moves by Congress to reaffirm support for NATO in the wake of Trump’s polarizing performance at a NATO summit in Brussels.
-
Why Congress may have just boosted China’s cybersecurity
Lawmakers’ decision to spare ZTE is a boon for the Chinese government, which has embarked on a strategy of homegrown technological development that could bolster Beijing’s cyber capabilities.
-
US defense policy bill clears House, rockets to Senate
U.S. Senate lawmakers are expected to finalize Congress’ annual defense authorization bill early next week following the House’s passage of the measure Thursday.
