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Lawsuits over how 2020 census was conducted near conclusions
Lawsuits that challenged Trump administration census orders violated the constitutional and civil rights of Latinos, Asian Americans and non-U.S. citizens.
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Guard deploys immediate reaction force at Capitol after officer, suspect, killed in attack on police there
About 2,300 National Guard members are currently deployed to the region on security missions.
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The ‘Fire Fauci Act’? Here’s what QAnon’s favorite Republican doesn’t understand about federal employment law
Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of The National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, has a position and pay level that is protected by federal employment law.
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Congress to consider updating the authorities of agency watchdogs
Members of the House requested that 23 agency heads provide Congress with detailed documentation of the policies and practices surrounding inspector general interactions.
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Shrinking staff and dipping morale plague federal labor office
The National Labor Relations Board managed to accomplish faster work with fewer people, but at a cost to employee morale.
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Congress seeks to guarantee safety of federal vehicles
Agencies would be prohibited from leasing or selling vehicles from the federal fleet that have active recalls.
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Biden Cabinet near complete but hundreds of jobs still open
Biden has about 1,250 federal positions that require Senate confirmation, ranging from the head of the obscure Railroad Retirement Board to more urgent department positions such as assistant and deputy secretaries.
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Watchdog: Routes given to census takers were often confusing
Only 21.6 percent of area census office managers were satisfied with the accuracy and efficiency of how cases were assigned.
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Flood of Capitol riot, tribal cases swamps US prosecutors
The unprecedented investigation into the Jan. 6 Capitol insurrection and court decisions giving the federal government sudden jurisdiction over crimes on more Native American lands have put enormous pressure on the Justice Department.
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New bill aims to lift union restrictions at the VA
Medical staff at the Department of Veterans Affairs would have expanded union protections under legislation introduced in the House and Senate.
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Lawsuits over how 2020 census was conducted near conclusions
Lawsuits that challenged Trump administration census orders violated the constitutional and civil rights of Latinos, Asian Americans and non-U.S. citizens.
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Guard deploys immediate reaction force at Capitol after officer, suspect, killed in attack on police there
About 2,300 National Guard members are currently deployed to the region on security missions.
-
The ‘Fire Fauci Act’? Here’s what QAnon’s favorite Republican doesn’t understand about federal employment law
Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of The National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, has a position and pay level that is protected by federal employment law.
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Congress to consider updating the authorities of agency watchdogs
Members of the House requested that 23 agency heads provide Congress with detailed documentation of the policies and practices surrounding inspector general interactions.
-
Shrinking staff and dipping morale plague federal labor office
The National Labor Relations Board managed to accomplish faster work with fewer people, but at a cost to employee morale.
-
Congress seeks to guarantee safety of federal vehicles
Agencies would be prohibited from leasing or selling vehicles from the federal fleet that have active recalls.
-
Biden Cabinet near complete but hundreds of jobs still open
Biden has about 1,250 federal positions that require Senate confirmation, ranging from the head of the obscure Railroad Retirement Board to more urgent department positions such as assistant and deputy secretaries.
-
Watchdog: Routes given to census takers were often confusing
Only 21.6 percent of area census office managers were satisfied with the accuracy and efficiency of how cases were assigned.
-
Flood of Capitol riot, tribal cases swamps US prosecutors
The unprecedented investigation into the Jan. 6 Capitol insurrection and court decisions giving the federal government sudden jurisdiction over crimes on more Native American lands have put enormous pressure on the Justice Department.
-
New bill aims to lift union restrictions at the VA
Medical staff at the Department of Veterans Affairs would have expanded union protections under legislation introduced in the House and Senate.
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Lawsuits over how 2020 census was conducted near conclusions
Lawsuits that challenged Trump administration census orders violated the constitutional and civil rights of Latinos, Asian Americans and non-U.S. citizens.
-
Guard deploys immediate reaction force at Capitol after officer, suspect, killed in attack on police there
About 2,300 National Guard members are currently deployed to the region on security missions.
-
The ‘Fire Fauci Act’? Here’s what QAnon’s favorite Republican doesn’t understand about federal employment law
Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of The National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, has a position and pay level that is protected by federal employment law.
-
Congress to consider updating the authorities of agency watchdogs
Members of the House requested that 23 agency heads provide Congress with detailed documentation of the policies and practices surrounding inspector general interactions.
-
Shrinking staff and dipping morale plague federal labor office
The National Labor Relations Board managed to accomplish faster work with fewer people, but at a cost to employee morale.
-
Congress seeks to guarantee safety of federal vehicles
Agencies would be prohibited from leasing or selling vehicles from the federal fleet that have active recalls.
-
Biden Cabinet near complete but hundreds of jobs still open
Biden has about 1,250 federal positions that require Senate confirmation, ranging from the head of the obscure Railroad Retirement Board to more urgent department positions such as assistant and deputy secretaries.
-
Watchdog: Routes given to census takers were often confusing
Only 21.6 percent of area census office managers were satisfied with the accuracy and efficiency of how cases were assigned.
-
Flood of Capitol riot, tribal cases swamps US prosecutors
The unprecedented investigation into the Jan. 6 Capitol insurrection and court decisions giving the federal government sudden jurisdiction over crimes on more Native American lands have put enormous pressure on the Justice Department.
-
New bill aims to lift union restrictions at the VA
Medical staff at the Department of Veterans Affairs would have expanded union protections under legislation introduced in the House and Senate.
