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More veterans are running for Congress than in any election since 2012
There are 182 veterans running for House seats and 12 more running in Senate contests.
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Fed’s Bostic admits financial trades broke ethics rules
The disclosure comes just a year after a trading controversy engulfed the Federal Reserve.
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Drugmakers jump in POGO rank of biggest federal government contractors
The federal government spent $637 billion on contracts in fiscal year 2021.
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Booz Allen can proceed with EverWatch acquisition, federal judge rules
The government alleges the merger would imperil market competition and hamstring services provided to the National Security Agency.
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Biden designates national monument at Camp Hale in Colorado
Members of the 10th Mountain Division who trained at Camp Hale returned to Colorado after the war and helped create the state’s lucrative ski industry.
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Democrats jump into Saudi arms fight after Biden détente ends
Saudi Arabia’s oil production cuts have prompted President Joe Biden and congressional Democrats to revive the Trump-era push to end arms sales to Riyadh.
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Stricter Buy American content rules for procurement take effect
The White House has said it is working to close loopholes in regulations.
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Ex-NSA worker accused of trying to sell secrets to Russia ordered held
Magistrate judge says Jareh Sebastian Dalke, 30, is a possible flight risk, given the life sentence he could face and his alleged sympathies for Russia.
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Senators confident defense budget work will finish this year
The must-pass defense bill is expected to be completed sometime in December.
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Key senator announces hold on Saudi arms sales after oil cuts
Senator Bob Menendez vowed to block Saudi arms sales after OPEC’s decision to cut oil output and Russia’s subsequent missile attacks on Kyiv.
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More veterans are running for Congress than in any election since 2012
There are 182 veterans running for House seats and 12 more running in Senate contests.
-
Fed’s Bostic admits financial trades broke ethics rules
The disclosure comes just a year after a trading controversy engulfed the Federal Reserve.
-
Drugmakers jump in POGO rank of biggest federal government contractors
The federal government spent $637 billion on contracts in fiscal year 2021.
-
Booz Allen can proceed with EverWatch acquisition, federal judge rules
The government alleges the merger would imperil market competition and hamstring services provided to the National Security Agency.
-
Biden designates national monument at Camp Hale in Colorado
Members of the 10th Mountain Division who trained at Camp Hale returned to Colorado after the war and helped create the state’s lucrative ski industry.
-
Democrats jump into Saudi arms fight after Biden détente ends
Saudi Arabia’s oil production cuts have prompted President Joe Biden and congressional Democrats to revive the Trump-era push to end arms sales to Riyadh.
-
Stricter Buy American content rules for procurement take effect
The White House has said it is working to close loopholes in regulations.
-
Ex-NSA worker accused of trying to sell secrets to Russia ordered held
Magistrate judge says Jareh Sebastian Dalke, 30, is a possible flight risk, given the life sentence he could face and his alleged sympathies for Russia.
-
Senators confident defense budget work will finish this year
The must-pass defense bill is expected to be completed sometime in December.
-
Key senator announces hold on Saudi arms sales after oil cuts
Senator Bob Menendez vowed to block Saudi arms sales after OPEC’s decision to cut oil output and Russia’s subsequent missile attacks on Kyiv.
-
More veterans are running for Congress than in any election since 2012
There are 182 veterans running for House seats and 12 more running in Senate contests.
-
Fed’s Bostic admits financial trades broke ethics rules
The disclosure comes just a year after a trading controversy engulfed the Federal Reserve.
-
Drugmakers jump in POGO rank of biggest federal government contractors
The federal government spent $637 billion on contracts in fiscal year 2021.
-
Booz Allen can proceed with EverWatch acquisition, federal judge rules
The government alleges the merger would imperil market competition and hamstring services provided to the National Security Agency.
-
Biden designates national monument at Camp Hale in Colorado
Members of the 10th Mountain Division who trained at Camp Hale returned to Colorado after the war and helped create the state’s lucrative ski industry.
-
Democrats jump into Saudi arms fight after Biden détente ends
Saudi Arabia’s oil production cuts have prompted President Joe Biden and congressional Democrats to revive the Trump-era push to end arms sales to Riyadh.
-
Stricter Buy American content rules for procurement take effect
The White House has said it is working to close loopholes in regulations.
-
Ex-NSA worker accused of trying to sell secrets to Russia ordered held
Magistrate judge says Jareh Sebastian Dalke, 30, is a possible flight risk, given the life sentence he could face and his alleged sympathies for Russia.
-
Senators confident defense budget work will finish this year
The must-pass defense bill is expected to be completed sometime in December.
-
Key senator announces hold on Saudi arms sales after oil cuts
Senator Bob Menendez vowed to block Saudi arms sales after OPEC’s decision to cut oil output and Russia’s subsequent missile attacks on Kyiv.
