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Pentagon leader selected as new Veterans Affairs chief of staff
Kimberly Jackson had been serving as Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Force Readiness.
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Amazon antitrust lawsuit likely to be a long, arduous journey for FTC
Under Chair Lina Khan, the agency hasn’t been shy about taking on some of America’s biggest companies and testing the limits of competition law.
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US begins delivering munitions to Israel as American death toll rises
A senior Pentagon official says the U.S. has already begun delivering critically needed munitions and military equipment to Israel.
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What is the best time to ‘pull the trigger’ on my retirement?
Now is the time to push dollars and cents aside and accept the fact that many people retire at other times during the year.
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At least 9 US citizens killed in Hamas attacks on Israel
An undetermined number of American citizens remain missing and unaccounted for.
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Happy federal retirement! One last form to complete before you go.
We’d like to know your thoughts on public service, especially during a time of political division and questions being raised about the role of government.
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US military to move a carrier strike group in support of Israel
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin says he’s ordered the Ford carrier strike group to sail to the Eastern Mediterranean to be ready to assist Israel.
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Former soldier charged with trying to give classified info to China
A former U.S. Army soldier has been charged with attempting to provide classified information to China’s security services.
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Republican field blames Biden for dealing with Iran after Hamas attack
Hamas’ surprise early morning attack Saturday marks a new foreign policy front in a presidential election that’s already been dominated by foreign affairs.
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Did the FBI find Civil War gold stash in Pennsylvania?
There’s so much intrigue that even a federal judge felt compelled to note in a ruling last week: “The FBI may have found the gold — or maybe not.”
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Pentagon leader selected as new Veterans Affairs chief of staff
Kimberly Jackson had been serving as Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Force Readiness.
-
Amazon antitrust lawsuit likely to be a long, arduous journey for FTC
Under Chair Lina Khan, the agency hasn’t been shy about taking on some of America’s biggest companies and testing the limits of competition law.
-
US begins delivering munitions to Israel as American death toll rises
A senior Pentagon official says the U.S. has already begun delivering critically needed munitions and military equipment to Israel.
-
What is the best time to ‘pull the trigger’ on my retirement?
Now is the time to push dollars and cents aside and accept the fact that many people retire at other times during the year.
-
At least 9 US citizens killed in Hamas attacks on Israel
An undetermined number of American citizens remain missing and unaccounted for.
-
Happy federal retirement! One last form to complete before you go.
We’d like to know your thoughts on public service, especially during a time of political division and questions being raised about the role of government.
-
US military to move a carrier strike group in support of Israel
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin says he’s ordered the Ford carrier strike group to sail to the Eastern Mediterranean to be ready to assist Israel.
-
Former soldier charged with trying to give classified info to China
A former U.S. Army soldier has been charged with attempting to provide classified information to China’s security services.
-
Republican field blames Biden for dealing with Iran after Hamas attack
Hamas’ surprise early morning attack Saturday marks a new foreign policy front in a presidential election that’s already been dominated by foreign affairs.
-
Did the FBI find Civil War gold stash in Pennsylvania?
There’s so much intrigue that even a federal judge felt compelled to note in a ruling last week: “The FBI may have found the gold — or maybe not.”
-
Pentagon leader selected as new Veterans Affairs chief of staff
Kimberly Jackson had been serving as Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Force Readiness.
-
Amazon antitrust lawsuit likely to be a long, arduous journey for FTC
Under Chair Lina Khan, the agency hasn’t been shy about taking on some of America’s biggest companies and testing the limits of competition law.
-
US begins delivering munitions to Israel as American death toll rises
A senior Pentagon official says the U.S. has already begun delivering critically needed munitions and military equipment to Israel.
-
What is the best time to ‘pull the trigger’ on my retirement?
Now is the time to push dollars and cents aside and accept the fact that many people retire at other times during the year.
-
At least 9 US citizens killed in Hamas attacks on Israel
An undetermined number of American citizens remain missing and unaccounted for.
-
Happy federal retirement! One last form to complete before you go.
We’d like to know your thoughts on public service, especially during a time of political division and questions being raised about the role of government.
-
US military to move a carrier strike group in support of Israel
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin says he’s ordered the Ford carrier strike group to sail to the Eastern Mediterranean to be ready to assist Israel.
-
Former soldier charged with trying to give classified info to China
A former U.S. Army soldier has been charged with attempting to provide classified information to China’s security services.
-
Republican field blames Biden for dealing with Iran after Hamas attack
Hamas’ surprise early morning attack Saturday marks a new foreign policy front in a presidential election that’s already been dominated by foreign affairs.
-
Did the FBI find Civil War gold stash in Pennsylvania?
There’s so much intrigue that even a federal judge felt compelled to note in a ruling last week: “The FBI may have found the gold — or maybe not.”
