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What happens to ‘essential’ federal employees in a government shutdown?
The only thing guaranteed at this point is that a shutdown, even a short one, would affect wide swaths of the workforce.
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Cardin may track Menendez on Saudi pact, Turkey F-16s as panel chair
Ben Cardin has some weighty decisions to make on security cooperation with Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Egypt after Bob Menendez’s latest legal woes.
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US government surveillance tool should face limits, privacy panel says
Many Democratic and Republican lawmakers say they won’t vote to renew Section 702 when it expires at the end of the year without major changes.
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Jimmy Carter’s 99th birthday party moved up to avoid federal shutdown
Events originally scheduled for Sunday, Carter’s birthday, will now be held Saturday on the Atlanta campus of the library.
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Education Dept. will cut funds to colleges that heap debt on students
The rule applies to all for-profit college programs, but not to bachelor’s degrees and most graduate programs at traditional colleges.
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The government may shut down this weekend. Who’s hit, and what’s next?
Many are bracing for a stoppage that could last weeks.
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Jury convicts man with ‘boogaloo’ ties in killing of federal officer
Robert Alvin Justus Jr., 33, now faces life in prison for the murder of Federal Protective Service Officer David Patrick Underwood.
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Exemption given for Navy to build nuclear sub in stopgap funding bill
The stopgap funding bill allows construction to begin on a second Columbia-class submarine as it threatens to fall behind schedule while a shutdown looms.
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Where does your state rank in defense spending?
The Defense Department spent more money in Virginia than any other state.
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Buttigieg says shutdown could decimate hiring of air traffic controllers
Even a short shutdown could jeopardize hiring and staffing targets for next year, the secretary said.
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What happens to ‘essential’ federal employees in a government shutdown?
The only thing guaranteed at this point is that a shutdown, even a short one, would affect wide swaths of the workforce.
-
Cardin may track Menendez on Saudi pact, Turkey F-16s as panel chair
Ben Cardin has some weighty decisions to make on security cooperation with Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Egypt after Bob Menendez’s latest legal woes.
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US government surveillance tool should face limits, privacy panel says
Many Democratic and Republican lawmakers say they won’t vote to renew Section 702 when it expires at the end of the year without major changes.
-
Jimmy Carter’s 99th birthday party moved up to avoid federal shutdown
Events originally scheduled for Sunday, Carter’s birthday, will now be held Saturday on the Atlanta campus of the library.
-
Education Dept. will cut funds to colleges that heap debt on students
The rule applies to all for-profit college programs, but not to bachelor’s degrees and most graduate programs at traditional colleges.
-
The government may shut down this weekend. Who’s hit, and what’s next?
Many are bracing for a stoppage that could last weeks.
-
Jury convicts man with ‘boogaloo’ ties in killing of federal officer
Robert Alvin Justus Jr., 33, now faces life in prison for the murder of Federal Protective Service Officer David Patrick Underwood.
-
Exemption given for Navy to build nuclear sub in stopgap funding bill
The stopgap funding bill allows construction to begin on a second Columbia-class submarine as it threatens to fall behind schedule while a shutdown looms.
-
Where does your state rank in defense spending?
The Defense Department spent more money in Virginia than any other state.
-
Buttigieg says shutdown could decimate hiring of air traffic controllers
Even a short shutdown could jeopardize hiring and staffing targets for next year, the secretary said.
-
What happens to ‘essential’ federal employees in a government shutdown?
The only thing guaranteed at this point is that a shutdown, even a short one, would affect wide swaths of the workforce.
-
Cardin may track Menendez on Saudi pact, Turkey F-16s as panel chair
Ben Cardin has some weighty decisions to make on security cooperation with Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Egypt after Bob Menendez’s latest legal woes.
-
US government surveillance tool should face limits, privacy panel says
Many Democratic and Republican lawmakers say they won’t vote to renew Section 702 when it expires at the end of the year without major changes.
-
Jimmy Carter’s 99th birthday party moved up to avoid federal shutdown
Events originally scheduled for Sunday, Carter’s birthday, will now be held Saturday on the Atlanta campus of the library.
-
Education Dept. will cut funds to colleges that heap debt on students
The rule applies to all for-profit college programs, but not to bachelor’s degrees and most graduate programs at traditional colleges.
-
The government may shut down this weekend. Who’s hit, and what’s next?
Many are bracing for a stoppage that could last weeks.
-
Jury convicts man with ‘boogaloo’ ties in killing of federal officer
Robert Alvin Justus Jr., 33, now faces life in prison for the murder of Federal Protective Service Officer David Patrick Underwood.
-
Exemption given for Navy to build nuclear sub in stopgap funding bill
The stopgap funding bill allows construction to begin on a second Columbia-class submarine as it threatens to fall behind schedule while a shutdown looms.
-
Where does your state rank in defense spending?
The Defense Department spent more money in Virginia than any other state.
-
Buttigieg says shutdown could decimate hiring of air traffic controllers
Even a short shutdown could jeopardize hiring and staffing targets for next year, the secretary said.
