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Israel may buy back Iron Dome air defense batteries leased from the US
Israel is receiving the equipment to bolster its air defense against Hamas rocket attacks, and could ultimately opt to keep the two systems.
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US Army eyes $3.1 billion ammo production boost in new spending ask
The service wants to more than triple its stateside 155mm munition production, with infrastructure upgrades planned across the country.
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Librarians turn to EEOC for help in fight over book bans
Several who were fired for refusing to remove books have filed workplace discrimination claims with the federal agency.
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How do I tell OPM that I started working again with a FERS retirement?
It’s important to know your minimum retirement age to find out if you qualify for certain types of FERS rules.
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Tuberville under pressure from Republicans over military holds
Republican senators are holding a meeting to confront Alabama Sen. Tommy Tuberville about his blockade of almost 400 military nominations.
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Retirement processing slows after record-setting month
OPM asked agencies to estimate how many retirement applications they’ll receive in the coming months to help inform workloads.
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Will a government shutdown halt open enrollment?
What happens to the annual enrollment period for federal health benefits if there’s a lapse in appropriations?
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Zero hour for Zero Trust: How data tagging can speed implementation
Currently, agencies take their own unique approaches to the data discovery process, the authors say.
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When does the continuing resolution expire, and how does it work?
CRs limit the ability of federal agencies to initiate new programs and hiring and adds administrative burdens.
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Air Force asks Congress to shield nuclear launch sites from wind power
There are hundreds of underground silos spread across the U.S., in Nebraska, Colorado, North Dakota, Montana and Wyoming.
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Israel may buy back Iron Dome air defense batteries leased from the US
Israel is receiving the equipment to bolster its air defense against Hamas rocket attacks, and could ultimately opt to keep the two systems.
-
US Army eyes $3.1 billion ammo production boost in new spending ask
The service wants to more than triple its stateside 155mm munition production, with infrastructure upgrades planned across the country.
-
Librarians turn to EEOC for help in fight over book bans
Several who were fired for refusing to remove books have filed workplace discrimination claims with the federal agency.
-
How do I tell OPM that I started working again with a FERS retirement?
It’s important to know your minimum retirement age to find out if you qualify for certain types of FERS rules.
-
Tuberville under pressure from Republicans over military holds
Republican senators are holding a meeting to confront Alabama Sen. Tommy Tuberville about his blockade of almost 400 military nominations.
-
Retirement processing slows after record-setting month
OPM asked agencies to estimate how many retirement applications they’ll receive in the coming months to help inform workloads.
-
Will a government shutdown halt open enrollment?
What happens to the annual enrollment period for federal health benefits if there’s a lapse in appropriations?
-
Zero hour for Zero Trust: How data tagging can speed implementation
Currently, agencies take their own unique approaches to the data discovery process, the authors say.
-
When does the continuing resolution expire, and how does it work?
CRs limit the ability of federal agencies to initiate new programs and hiring and adds administrative burdens.
-
Air Force asks Congress to shield nuclear launch sites from wind power
There are hundreds of underground silos spread across the U.S., in Nebraska, Colorado, North Dakota, Montana and Wyoming.
-
Israel may buy back Iron Dome air defense batteries leased from the US
Israel is receiving the equipment to bolster its air defense against Hamas rocket attacks, and could ultimately opt to keep the two systems.
-
US Army eyes $3.1 billion ammo production boost in new spending ask
The service wants to more than triple its stateside 155mm munition production, with infrastructure upgrades planned across the country.
-
Librarians turn to EEOC for help in fight over book bans
Several who were fired for refusing to remove books have filed workplace discrimination claims with the federal agency.
-
How do I tell OPM that I started working again with a FERS retirement?
It’s important to know your minimum retirement age to find out if you qualify for certain types of FERS rules.
-
Tuberville under pressure from Republicans over military holds
Republican senators are holding a meeting to confront Alabama Sen. Tommy Tuberville about his blockade of almost 400 military nominations.
-
Retirement processing slows after record-setting month
OPM asked agencies to estimate how many retirement applications they’ll receive in the coming months to help inform workloads.
-
Will a government shutdown halt open enrollment?
What happens to the annual enrollment period for federal health benefits if there’s a lapse in appropriations?
-
Zero hour for Zero Trust: How data tagging can speed implementation
Currently, agencies take their own unique approaches to the data discovery process, the authors say.
-
When does the continuing resolution expire, and how does it work?
CRs limit the ability of federal agencies to initiate new programs and hiring and adds administrative burdens.
-
Air Force asks Congress to shield nuclear launch sites from wind power
There are hundreds of underground silos spread across the U.S., in Nebraska, Colorado, North Dakota, Montana and Wyoming.
