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Postal Service: More financial loss as mail delivery slumps
The U.S. Postal Service reported another quarterly loss on Friday after an unrelenting drop in mail volume and costs of its health care and pension obligations outweighed strong gains in package deliveries.
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Sen. Kaine says he’s a ‘no’ vote against CIA nominee
Sen. Tim Kaine says he won’t support acting CIA director Gina Haspel’s nomination to lead the agency due to her past links to enhanced interrogation techniques, called torture by critics.
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New bill would force agencies to modernize websites
The 21st Century Integrated Digital Experience Act would require agencies to improve their public-facing websites and expand the number of services offered on them.
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House panel preserves plan to slash Pentagon agencies ― mostly
Here’s what DoD agencies are still in jeopardy of being shuttered under Rep. Mac Thornberry’s proposal.
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Democrats target low-yield nukes, warn of slippery slope to ‘nuclear war’
The House Armed Services Committee has rejected a series of Democratic amendments aimed at limiting the Trump administration’s pursuit of low-yield nuclear weapons to match Russia.
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Bid to limit grandeur of Trump’s military parade fizzles in House
Democratic lawmakers tried to put limits on equipment that could be used in any national military celebration, saying that too much fanfare may hurt service readiness.
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House panel rejects greater transparency for Trump Cabinet’s military flights
A House panel has narrowly voted down opening the books when it comes to senior Trump administration officials and their spouses’ use of military flights to travel.
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Congressman slams OPM for targeting fed benefits
Rep. Mike Turner, R-Ohio, whose district is home to thousands of federal employees, wrote to the Office of Personnel Management Director to oppose legislative proposals that would cut into federal retirement benefits.
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Will a citizenship question derail the 2020 Census?
Some experts argued that the confidentiality of the Census will keep non-citizens responding, while others said a lack of government trust will depress response numbers.
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House panel backs plans for another big VA funding boost
The plan to give VA a $194.5 billion budget next year still must pass the full House and Senate before it becomes reality.
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Postal Service: More financial loss as mail delivery slumps
The U.S. Postal Service reported another quarterly loss on Friday after an unrelenting drop in mail volume and costs of its health care and pension obligations outweighed strong gains in package deliveries.
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Sen. Kaine says he’s a ‘no’ vote against CIA nominee
Sen. Tim Kaine says he won’t support acting CIA director Gina Haspel’s nomination to lead the agency due to her past links to enhanced interrogation techniques, called torture by critics.
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New bill would force agencies to modernize websites
The 21st Century Integrated Digital Experience Act would require agencies to improve their public-facing websites and expand the number of services offered on them.
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House panel preserves plan to slash Pentagon agencies ― mostly
Here’s what DoD agencies are still in jeopardy of being shuttered under Rep. Mac Thornberry’s proposal.
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Democrats target low-yield nukes, warn of slippery slope to ‘nuclear war’
The House Armed Services Committee has rejected a series of Democratic amendments aimed at limiting the Trump administration’s pursuit of low-yield nuclear weapons to match Russia.
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Bid to limit grandeur of Trump’s military parade fizzles in House
Democratic lawmakers tried to put limits on equipment that could be used in any national military celebration, saying that too much fanfare may hurt service readiness.
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House panel rejects greater transparency for Trump Cabinet’s military flights
A House panel has narrowly voted down opening the books when it comes to senior Trump administration officials and their spouses’ use of military flights to travel.
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Congressman slams OPM for targeting fed benefits
Rep. Mike Turner, R-Ohio, whose district is home to thousands of federal employees, wrote to the Office of Personnel Management Director to oppose legislative proposals that would cut into federal retirement benefits.
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Will a citizenship question derail the 2020 Census?
Some experts argued that the confidentiality of the Census will keep non-citizens responding, while others said a lack of government trust will depress response numbers.
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House panel backs plans for another big VA funding boost
The plan to give VA a $194.5 billion budget next year still must pass the full House and Senate before it becomes reality.
-
Postal Service: More financial loss as mail delivery slumps
The U.S. Postal Service reported another quarterly loss on Friday after an unrelenting drop in mail volume and costs of its health care and pension obligations outweighed strong gains in package deliveries.
-
Sen. Kaine says he’s a ‘no’ vote against CIA nominee
Sen. Tim Kaine says he won’t support acting CIA director Gina Haspel’s nomination to lead the agency due to her past links to enhanced interrogation techniques, called torture by critics.
-
New bill would force agencies to modernize websites
The 21st Century Integrated Digital Experience Act would require agencies to improve their public-facing websites and expand the number of services offered on them.
-
House panel preserves plan to slash Pentagon agencies ― mostly
Here’s what DoD agencies are still in jeopardy of being shuttered under Rep. Mac Thornberry’s proposal.
-
Democrats target low-yield nukes, warn of slippery slope to ‘nuclear war’
The House Armed Services Committee has rejected a series of Democratic amendments aimed at limiting the Trump administration’s pursuit of low-yield nuclear weapons to match Russia.
-
Bid to limit grandeur of Trump’s military parade fizzles in House
Democratic lawmakers tried to put limits on equipment that could be used in any national military celebration, saying that too much fanfare may hurt service readiness.
-
House panel rejects greater transparency for Trump Cabinet’s military flights
A House panel has narrowly voted down opening the books when it comes to senior Trump administration officials and their spouses’ use of military flights to travel.
-
Congressman slams OPM for targeting fed benefits
Rep. Mike Turner, R-Ohio, whose district is home to thousands of federal employees, wrote to the Office of Personnel Management Director to oppose legislative proposals that would cut into federal retirement benefits.
-
Will a citizenship question derail the 2020 Census?
Some experts argued that the confidentiality of the Census will keep non-citizens responding, while others said a lack of government trust will depress response numbers.
-
House panel backs plans for another big VA funding boost
The plan to give VA a $194.5 billion budget next year still must pass the full House and Senate before it becomes reality.
