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Senate bill would force Postal Service retirees onto Medicare
The Postal Service Reform Act would require annuitants to enroll in Medicare alongside their standard health plans.
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After veto threat, Trump signs full-year federal budget deal
Trump had objected to immigration issues in the spending bill, but said the military funding included in the measure made it too important to scrap.
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Congress races to pass $1.3T defense-friendly omnibus and avoid shutdown
The sweeping $1.3 trillion spending bill that congressional leaders unveiled Wednesday includes $654.6 billion for the Pentagon. But it’s unclear whether Congress can pass the proposal without shutting down the government.
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New bill would prepare US for artificial intelligence threat
Warning artificial intelligence will revolutionize warfare, a key House lawmaker has opened the pod bay doors to legislation aimed at preparing for the threat posed by intelligent machines.
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House reinstates rule that can target fed pay, agency funds
The Holman Rule allows Congress to cut individual employee pay or agency programs through amendments to spending bills.
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Big bank-reform bill that passed Senate includes new VA loan refinance rules
The VA-related passages were tacked onto a wide-ranging repeal of financial regulations.
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Sen. Bernie Sanders takes aim at defense industry excess
Congress’ top populist, Sen. Bernie Sanders, has fired a shot across the bow of defense industry fat cats.
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Without a comprehensive strategy to regulate foreign investment, China wins
In order to protect America’s vital supply chains from foreign interference, regulations and laws governing the primary watchdog for foreign investment must be updated.
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Trump CIA pick’s links to torture to fuel confirmation battle
Sen. John McCain says President Trump’s pick for CIA director was involved in “one of the darkest chapters in American history” and needs to explain her stance on torture programs.
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Ideas alone won’t improve the federal security clearance backlog
A Senate Intelligence Committee hearing recognized the risks and possible solutions surrounding the government’s security clearance processing backlog, but offered no concrete plans.
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Senate bill would force Postal Service retirees onto Medicare
The Postal Service Reform Act would require annuitants to enroll in Medicare alongside their standard health plans.
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After veto threat, Trump signs full-year federal budget deal
Trump had objected to immigration issues in the spending bill, but said the military funding included in the measure made it too important to scrap.
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Congress races to pass $1.3T defense-friendly omnibus and avoid shutdown
The sweeping $1.3 trillion spending bill that congressional leaders unveiled Wednesday includes $654.6 billion for the Pentagon. But it’s unclear whether Congress can pass the proposal without shutting down the government.
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New bill would prepare US for artificial intelligence threat
Warning artificial intelligence will revolutionize warfare, a key House lawmaker has opened the pod bay doors to legislation aimed at preparing for the threat posed by intelligent machines.
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House reinstates rule that can target fed pay, agency funds
The Holman Rule allows Congress to cut individual employee pay or agency programs through amendments to spending bills.
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Big bank-reform bill that passed Senate includes new VA loan refinance rules
The VA-related passages were tacked onto a wide-ranging repeal of financial regulations.
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Sen. Bernie Sanders takes aim at defense industry excess
Congress’ top populist, Sen. Bernie Sanders, has fired a shot across the bow of defense industry fat cats.
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Without a comprehensive strategy to regulate foreign investment, China wins
In order to protect America’s vital supply chains from foreign interference, regulations and laws governing the primary watchdog for foreign investment must be updated.
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Trump CIA pick’s links to torture to fuel confirmation battle
Sen. John McCain says President Trump’s pick for CIA director was involved in “one of the darkest chapters in American history” and needs to explain her stance on torture programs.
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Ideas alone won’t improve the federal security clearance backlog
A Senate Intelligence Committee hearing recognized the risks and possible solutions surrounding the government’s security clearance processing backlog, but offered no concrete plans.
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Senate bill would force Postal Service retirees onto Medicare
The Postal Service Reform Act would require annuitants to enroll in Medicare alongside their standard health plans.
-
After veto threat, Trump signs full-year federal budget deal
Trump had objected to immigration issues in the spending bill, but said the military funding included in the measure made it too important to scrap.
-
Congress races to pass $1.3T defense-friendly omnibus and avoid shutdown
The sweeping $1.3 trillion spending bill that congressional leaders unveiled Wednesday includes $654.6 billion for the Pentagon. But it’s unclear whether Congress can pass the proposal without shutting down the government.
-
New bill would prepare US for artificial intelligence threat
Warning artificial intelligence will revolutionize warfare, a key House lawmaker has opened the pod bay doors to legislation aimed at preparing for the threat posed by intelligent machines.
-
House reinstates rule that can target fed pay, agency funds
The Holman Rule allows Congress to cut individual employee pay or agency programs through amendments to spending bills.
-
Big bank-reform bill that passed Senate includes new VA loan refinance rules
The VA-related passages were tacked onto a wide-ranging repeal of financial regulations.
-
Sen. Bernie Sanders takes aim at defense industry excess
Congress’ top populist, Sen. Bernie Sanders, has fired a shot across the bow of defense industry fat cats.
-
Without a comprehensive strategy to regulate foreign investment, China wins
In order to protect America’s vital supply chains from foreign interference, regulations and laws governing the primary watchdog for foreign investment must be updated.
-
Trump CIA pick’s links to torture to fuel confirmation battle
Sen. John McCain says President Trump’s pick for CIA director was involved in “one of the darkest chapters in American history” and needs to explain her stance on torture programs.
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Ideas alone won’t improve the federal security clearance backlog
A Senate Intelligence Committee hearing recognized the risks and possible solutions surrounding the government’s security clearance processing backlog, but offered no concrete plans.
