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US agrees to send two Iron Dome batteries to Israel
Two U.S. Army-owned Iron Dome systems are heading to Israel to aid the country in its fight against Hamas.
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Emmer withdraws as Republican nominee for House speaker; GOP 0 for 3
It’s been three weeks since Republicans ousted Kevin McCarthy. The House speaker will need to accomplish the challenging job of uniting the GOP majority.
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Lawmakers seek promotions for troops killed in Afghan airport bombing
Only one of the 13 troops killed has received the honor since the 2021 terrorist attack.
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Congress must scrutinize the US spending spree on global crises
White House priorities are getting muddled in a defense spending package aimed at resolving an increasing number of conflicts, argues analyst Emma Ashford.
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Companies lobby Congress to approve $1 billion ‘hedge portfolio’
In an Oct. 24 letter, drafted on behalf of 63 companies, the Silicon Valley Defense Group calls on lawmakers to fully fund the provision.
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Why federal agencies have a retention problem, and what to do about it
It is often the absence of a strong and meaningful workplace culture within federal agencies that leaves little to keep sought-after workers from leaving.
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US Forest Service sued over largest wildfire in New Mexico history
The wrongful death lawsuit alleges the service was negligent in the management of a prescribed burn and failed to prevent access to areas at risk.
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Restrictive abortion laws threaten our national security
Laws that restrict abortion access within the U.S. could impact military recruiting and retention.
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US State Dept. clears UK’s $1B purchase of Joint Air-to-Ground Missile
The UK is one step closer to adding Joint Air-to-Ground Missiles to its weapons inventory.
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Does my ‘High-3′ FERS calculation include locality pay boost?
Your “high-3” average pay is the highest average basic pay you earned during any 3 consecutive years of service.
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US agrees to send two Iron Dome batteries to Israel
Two U.S. Army-owned Iron Dome systems are heading to Israel to aid the country in its fight against Hamas.
-
Emmer withdraws as Republican nominee for House speaker; GOP 0 for 3
It’s been three weeks since Republicans ousted Kevin McCarthy. The House speaker will need to accomplish the challenging job of uniting the GOP majority.
-
Lawmakers seek promotions for troops killed in Afghan airport bombing
Only one of the 13 troops killed has received the honor since the 2021 terrorist attack.
-
Congress must scrutinize the US spending spree on global crises
White House priorities are getting muddled in a defense spending package aimed at resolving an increasing number of conflicts, argues analyst Emma Ashford.
-
Companies lobby Congress to approve $1 billion ‘hedge portfolio’
In an Oct. 24 letter, drafted on behalf of 63 companies, the Silicon Valley Defense Group calls on lawmakers to fully fund the provision.
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Why federal agencies have a retention problem, and what to do about it
It is often the absence of a strong and meaningful workplace culture within federal agencies that leaves little to keep sought-after workers from leaving.
-
US Forest Service sued over largest wildfire in New Mexico history
The wrongful death lawsuit alleges the service was negligent in the management of a prescribed burn and failed to prevent access to areas at risk.
-
Restrictive abortion laws threaten our national security
Laws that restrict abortion access within the U.S. could impact military recruiting and retention.
-
US State Dept. clears UK’s $1B purchase of Joint Air-to-Ground Missile
The UK is one step closer to adding Joint Air-to-Ground Missiles to its weapons inventory.
-
Does my ‘High-3′ FERS calculation include locality pay boost?
Your “high-3” average pay is the highest average basic pay you earned during any 3 consecutive years of service.
-
US agrees to send two Iron Dome batteries to Israel
Two U.S. Army-owned Iron Dome systems are heading to Israel to aid the country in its fight against Hamas.
-
Emmer withdraws as Republican nominee for House speaker; GOP 0 for 3
It’s been three weeks since Republicans ousted Kevin McCarthy. The House speaker will need to accomplish the challenging job of uniting the GOP majority.
-
Lawmakers seek promotions for troops killed in Afghan airport bombing
Only one of the 13 troops killed has received the honor since the 2021 terrorist attack.
-
Congress must scrutinize the US spending spree on global crises
White House priorities are getting muddled in a defense spending package aimed at resolving an increasing number of conflicts, argues analyst Emma Ashford.
-
Companies lobby Congress to approve $1 billion ‘hedge portfolio’
In an Oct. 24 letter, drafted on behalf of 63 companies, the Silicon Valley Defense Group calls on lawmakers to fully fund the provision.
-
Why federal agencies have a retention problem, and what to do about it
It is often the absence of a strong and meaningful workplace culture within federal agencies that leaves little to keep sought-after workers from leaving.
-
US Forest Service sued over largest wildfire in New Mexico history
The wrongful death lawsuit alleges the service was negligent in the management of a prescribed burn and failed to prevent access to areas at risk.
-
Restrictive abortion laws threaten our national security
Laws that restrict abortion access within the U.S. could impact military recruiting and retention.
-
US State Dept. clears UK’s $1B purchase of Joint Air-to-Ground Missile
The UK is one step closer to adding Joint Air-to-Ground Missiles to its weapons inventory.
-
Does my ‘High-3′ FERS calculation include locality pay boost?
Your “high-3” average pay is the highest average basic pay you earned during any 3 consecutive years of service.
