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VA often failed to inform patients about risks of COVID antiviral drug
The VA Office of Inspector General said providers often didn’t notify patients or caregivers about the risks of remdesivir.
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US approves $1.1 billion Taiwan arms sale as tensions mount with China
The State Department announced a $1.1 billion arms package for Taiwan.
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Thrift Savings Plan overseer would get watchdog under Democrat’s bill
Democratic Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton of the District of Columbia introduced a bill to establish IG for the Federal Retirement Thrift Investment Board.
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Private sector medical care may not be faster or cheaper than VA
The analysis says more data is needed to monitor the value of the fast-growing outside care options for veterans.
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White House names Navy acquisition chief
Guertin previously worked for the Navy and led submarine test and evaluation, naval open architecture, and prototyping and experimentation efforts.
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Medicaid extensions for new moms may run into state spending limits
The federal government requires states to maintain that coverage for 60 days postpartum. After that, moms in many states lose the coverage.
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Small businesses securing US industry need more aid, not less
Letting SBIR expire would have existential consequences for the U.S. Department of Defense and the tech industry serving it.
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Congress may tighten scrutiny of US investment in foreign technologies
Legislation seeks to counter threats by adding new controls to the flow of U.S. capital and intellectual property abroad.
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Defense industry to launch inflation relief push in Congress
“Deterrence doesn’t work when we handcuff the Department of Defense’s hands,” said one industry representative.
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Congress must bar Trump’s Schedule F: Washington Post editorial board
Former President Donald Trump created the Schedule F designation by executive order near the end of his term, just ahead of the 2020 election.
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VA often failed to inform patients about risks of COVID antiviral drug
The VA Office of Inspector General said providers often didn’t notify patients or caregivers about the risks of remdesivir.
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US approves $1.1 billion Taiwan arms sale as tensions mount with China
The State Department announced a $1.1 billion arms package for Taiwan.
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Thrift Savings Plan overseer would get watchdog under Democrat’s bill
Democratic Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton of the District of Columbia introduced a bill to establish IG for the Federal Retirement Thrift Investment Board.
-
Private sector medical care may not be faster or cheaper than VA
The analysis says more data is needed to monitor the value of the fast-growing outside care options for veterans.
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White House names Navy acquisition chief
Guertin previously worked for the Navy and led submarine test and evaluation, naval open architecture, and prototyping and experimentation efforts.
-
Medicaid extensions for new moms may run into state spending limits
The federal government requires states to maintain that coverage for 60 days postpartum. After that, moms in many states lose the coverage.
-
Small businesses securing US industry need more aid, not less
Letting SBIR expire would have existential consequences for the U.S. Department of Defense and the tech industry serving it.
-
Congress may tighten scrutiny of US investment in foreign technologies
Legislation seeks to counter threats by adding new controls to the flow of U.S. capital and intellectual property abroad.
-
Defense industry to launch inflation relief push in Congress
“Deterrence doesn’t work when we handcuff the Department of Defense’s hands,” said one industry representative.
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Congress must bar Trump’s Schedule F: Washington Post editorial board
Former President Donald Trump created the Schedule F designation by executive order near the end of his term, just ahead of the 2020 election.
-
VA often failed to inform patients about risks of COVID antiviral drug
The VA Office of Inspector General said providers often didn’t notify patients or caregivers about the risks of remdesivir.
-
US approves $1.1 billion Taiwan arms sale as tensions mount with China
The State Department announced a $1.1 billion arms package for Taiwan.
-
Thrift Savings Plan overseer would get watchdog under Democrat’s bill
Democratic Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton of the District of Columbia introduced a bill to establish IG for the Federal Retirement Thrift Investment Board.
-
Private sector medical care may not be faster or cheaper than VA
The analysis says more data is needed to monitor the value of the fast-growing outside care options for veterans.
-
White House names Navy acquisition chief
Guertin previously worked for the Navy and led submarine test and evaluation, naval open architecture, and prototyping and experimentation efforts.
-
Medicaid extensions for new moms may run into state spending limits
The federal government requires states to maintain that coverage for 60 days postpartum. After that, moms in many states lose the coverage.
-
Small businesses securing US industry need more aid, not less
Letting SBIR expire would have existential consequences for the U.S. Department of Defense and the tech industry serving it.
-
Congress may tighten scrutiny of US investment in foreign technologies
Legislation seeks to counter threats by adding new controls to the flow of U.S. capital and intellectual property abroad.
-
Defense industry to launch inflation relief push in Congress
“Deterrence doesn’t work when we handcuff the Department of Defense’s hands,” said one industry representative.
-
Congress must bar Trump’s Schedule F: Washington Post editorial board
Former President Donald Trump created the Schedule F designation by executive order near the end of his term, just ahead of the 2020 election.
