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Pre-budget shutdown caused by ‘outrageous’ congressional failures
The six-hour shutdown caused by congressional disagreements over a two-year budget deal still caused damage to federal employees, union leaders said.
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Senate poised to pass budget deal with $1.4T for Pentagon; fight shifts to House
The U.S. Senate is expected to take up a bipartisan two-year spending legislation that hands a massive boost to the Pentagon, but its path through the House was cloudy Thursday.
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Will Congress cut federal employee benefits to help balance the budget?
Both the president and members of Congress have indicated the desire to cut back on pay, benefits and employee due process.
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Budget in progress: Senators talk 2-year deal
Senate minority and majority leadership announced that they have hammered out the core elements of a deal less than two days before government funding is set to run out.
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Congress isn’t punished enough for budgetary failures
Though continuing resolutions hurt agencies, Congress has had little incentive to avoid them in recent years, according to government and industry experts.
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Cyber adversaries could benefit from State Department shortcomings
Experts said downgrading the Office of the Coordinator for Cyber Issues at the Department of State sends a message to foreign nations that hacking the U.S. may offer immediate rewards and delayed response.
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Senators back immigration fixes to stave off another shutdown
The Uniting and Securing America (USA) Act, which addresses DACA recipients and border security, has already received strong bipartisan support in the House.
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Nuclear Posture Review: Recognizing the return to great power competition
The recently-released Nuclear Posture Review reflects the central conclusion of the broader National Defense Strategy released in January: the U.S. must recognize the reality of a return to great power competition and posture itself accordingly.
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Gowdy continues GOP lawmaker retirement wave
Rep. Trey Gowdy, R-S.C., announced that he will retire after eight years in the House of Representatives.
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Without investment, US risks falling behind in scientific research
As the U.S. invests less of its GDP in scientific research, its place as top innovator is in danger.
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Pre-budget shutdown caused by ‘outrageous’ congressional failures
The six-hour shutdown caused by congressional disagreements over a two-year budget deal still caused damage to federal employees, union leaders said.
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Senate poised to pass budget deal with $1.4T for Pentagon; fight shifts to House
The U.S. Senate is expected to take up a bipartisan two-year spending legislation that hands a massive boost to the Pentagon, but its path through the House was cloudy Thursday.
-
Will Congress cut federal employee benefits to help balance the budget?
Both the president and members of Congress have indicated the desire to cut back on pay, benefits and employee due process.
-
Budget in progress: Senators talk 2-year deal
Senate minority and majority leadership announced that they have hammered out the core elements of a deal less than two days before government funding is set to run out.
-
Congress isn’t punished enough for budgetary failures
Though continuing resolutions hurt agencies, Congress has had little incentive to avoid them in recent years, according to government and industry experts.
-
Cyber adversaries could benefit from State Department shortcomings
Experts said downgrading the Office of the Coordinator for Cyber Issues at the Department of State sends a message to foreign nations that hacking the U.S. may offer immediate rewards and delayed response.
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Senators back immigration fixes to stave off another shutdown
The Uniting and Securing America (USA) Act, which addresses DACA recipients and border security, has already received strong bipartisan support in the House.
-
Nuclear Posture Review: Recognizing the return to great power competition
The recently-released Nuclear Posture Review reflects the central conclusion of the broader National Defense Strategy released in January: the U.S. must recognize the reality of a return to great power competition and posture itself accordingly.
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Gowdy continues GOP lawmaker retirement wave
Rep. Trey Gowdy, R-S.C., announced that he will retire after eight years in the House of Representatives.
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Without investment, US risks falling behind in scientific research
As the U.S. invests less of its GDP in scientific research, its place as top innovator is in danger.
-
Pre-budget shutdown caused by ‘outrageous’ congressional failures
The six-hour shutdown caused by congressional disagreements over a two-year budget deal still caused damage to federal employees, union leaders said.
-
Senate poised to pass budget deal with $1.4T for Pentagon; fight shifts to House
The U.S. Senate is expected to take up a bipartisan two-year spending legislation that hands a massive boost to the Pentagon, but its path through the House was cloudy Thursday.
-
Will Congress cut federal employee benefits to help balance the budget?
Both the president and members of Congress have indicated the desire to cut back on pay, benefits and employee due process.
-
Budget in progress: Senators talk 2-year deal
Senate minority and majority leadership announced that they have hammered out the core elements of a deal less than two days before government funding is set to run out.
-
Congress isn’t punished enough for budgetary failures
Though continuing resolutions hurt agencies, Congress has had little incentive to avoid them in recent years, according to government and industry experts.
-
Cyber adversaries could benefit from State Department shortcomings
Experts said downgrading the Office of the Coordinator for Cyber Issues at the Department of State sends a message to foreign nations that hacking the U.S. may offer immediate rewards and delayed response.
-
Senators back immigration fixes to stave off another shutdown
The Uniting and Securing America (USA) Act, which addresses DACA recipients and border security, has already received strong bipartisan support in the House.
-
Nuclear Posture Review: Recognizing the return to great power competition
The recently-released Nuclear Posture Review reflects the central conclusion of the broader National Defense Strategy released in January: the U.S. must recognize the reality of a return to great power competition and posture itself accordingly.
-
Gowdy continues GOP lawmaker retirement wave
Rep. Trey Gowdy, R-S.C., announced that he will retire after eight years in the House of Representatives.
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Without investment, US risks falling behind in scientific research
As the U.S. invests less of its GDP in scientific research, its place as top innovator is in danger.
