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Corker to fight Trump tariffs with new bill
Should President Donald Trump have to get congressional approval for his recent steel and aluminum tariffs? A member of the president’s own party is leading such a charge.
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Work for Congress? Time to cancel summer
Citing Democratic obstruction, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., significantly altered the planned August recess for 2018.
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White House stonewalling watchdog investigation efforts
Government Accountability Office efforts to speak with White House Counsel and National Security Council staff for ongoing investigations resulted in refusals or complete radio silence.
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Budget battle brews as Trump threatens another shutdown
President Donald Trump has warned Congress that he will never sign another foot-tall, $1 trillion-plus government-wide spending bill like the one he did in March. His message to lawmakers in both parties: Get your act together before the next budget lands on my desk.
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Official time use: vital for feds or a waste of time?
The benefit of time used by federal employees for union duties varies due to a lack of concrete data and opposing expert perspectives.
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US Senate defense bill would prep for high-tech fights
Cyber, hypersonic weapons and AI are among the technologies emphasized in the Senate’s version of the annual defense policy bill.
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Senate defense plan calls for fewer new troops than the White House wants
House and Senate negotiators will have to decide in coming months just how large the services need to be to counter growing security threats.
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House overwhelmingly backs plan to ‘rebuild our military’
The bill includes plans to grow military end strength, give troops a 2.6 percent pay raise boost aviation upgrades.
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Why DoD continues to fail at IT
The Department of Defense once again received the lowest score on the Federal Information Technology Acquisition Reform Act.
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Massive veterans policy bill heads to Trump’s desk, but results will take time
Provisions for new community care rules and caregiver stipend expansion won’t happen overnight.
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Corker to fight Trump tariffs with new bill
Should President Donald Trump have to get congressional approval for his recent steel and aluminum tariffs? A member of the president’s own party is leading such a charge.
-
Work for Congress? Time to cancel summer
Citing Democratic obstruction, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., significantly altered the planned August recess for 2018.
-
White House stonewalling watchdog investigation efforts
Government Accountability Office efforts to speak with White House Counsel and National Security Council staff for ongoing investigations resulted in refusals or complete radio silence.
-
Budget battle brews as Trump threatens another shutdown
President Donald Trump has warned Congress that he will never sign another foot-tall, $1 trillion-plus government-wide spending bill like the one he did in March. His message to lawmakers in both parties: Get your act together before the next budget lands on my desk.
-
Official time use: vital for feds or a waste of time?
The benefit of time used by federal employees for union duties varies due to a lack of concrete data and opposing expert perspectives.
-
US Senate defense bill would prep for high-tech fights
Cyber, hypersonic weapons and AI are among the technologies emphasized in the Senate’s version of the annual defense policy bill.
-
Senate defense plan calls for fewer new troops than the White House wants
House and Senate negotiators will have to decide in coming months just how large the services need to be to counter growing security threats.
-
House overwhelmingly backs plan to ‘rebuild our military’
The bill includes plans to grow military end strength, give troops a 2.6 percent pay raise boost aviation upgrades.
-
Why DoD continues to fail at IT
The Department of Defense once again received the lowest score on the Federal Information Technology Acquisition Reform Act.
-
Massive veterans policy bill heads to Trump’s desk, but results will take time
Provisions for new community care rules and caregiver stipend expansion won’t happen overnight.
-
Corker to fight Trump tariffs with new bill
Should President Donald Trump have to get congressional approval for his recent steel and aluminum tariffs? A member of the president’s own party is leading such a charge.
-
Work for Congress? Time to cancel summer
Citing Democratic obstruction, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., significantly altered the planned August recess for 2018.
-
White House stonewalling watchdog investigation efforts
Government Accountability Office efforts to speak with White House Counsel and National Security Council staff for ongoing investigations resulted in refusals or complete radio silence.
-
Budget battle brews as Trump threatens another shutdown
President Donald Trump has warned Congress that he will never sign another foot-tall, $1 trillion-plus government-wide spending bill like the one he did in March. His message to lawmakers in both parties: Get your act together before the next budget lands on my desk.
-
Official time use: vital for feds or a waste of time?
The benefit of time used by federal employees for union duties varies due to a lack of concrete data and opposing expert perspectives.
-
US Senate defense bill would prep for high-tech fights
Cyber, hypersonic weapons and AI are among the technologies emphasized in the Senate’s version of the annual defense policy bill.
-
Senate defense plan calls for fewer new troops than the White House wants
House and Senate negotiators will have to decide in coming months just how large the services need to be to counter growing security threats.
-
House overwhelmingly backs plan to ‘rebuild our military’
The bill includes plans to grow military end strength, give troops a 2.6 percent pay raise boost aviation upgrades.
-
Why DoD continues to fail at IT
The Department of Defense once again received the lowest score on the Federal Information Technology Acquisition Reform Act.
-
Massive veterans policy bill heads to Trump’s desk, but results will take time
Provisions for new community care rules and caregiver stipend expansion won’t happen overnight.













