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Do these computers sold at Navy Exchanges pose a cyber threat?
Lawmakers say the exchange shouldn’t sell the computers to service members or incentivize “purchases with tax-free, discounted prices.”
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High court seems likely to back Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
Even some conservative justices sounded skeptical of arguments that the agency violates the Constitution in the way it is funded.
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US sending seized Iranian munitions to Ukraine
The transfer comes as prospects of further Ukraine aid look bleak in Congress
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Pay incentive for Veterans Health Administration HR employees to lapse
VA recently announced that it will have to claw back $9.7 million worth of incentives given to 174 senior executives.
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Wittman lukewarm on Air Force plan to ‘quickstart’ programs
“Congress needs to do its job” and pass budgets on time, Rep. Rob Wittman, R-Va., said. “If we did our jobs, you wouldn’t need quickstart provisions.”
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Pentagon, SBA taking applications for private capital loan program
The Pentagon and the Small Business Administration announced the partnership last December and have been working to flesh out the details since then.
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What to know about nationwide emergency alert hitting your phone today
The test is slated to start at 2:20 p.m. Eastern Time Wednesday. The incoming message will also make a noise and your phone should vibrate.
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Michigan to drop degree requirement for some veteran job applicants
The move goes beyond other states’ previous veteran hiring efforts and targets individuals with extensive enlisted experience.
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McCarthy becomes first speaker ever to be ousted from job
Stillness fell as the presiding officer gaveled the vote closed, 216-210, saying the office of the speaker “is hereby declared vacant.”
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Who will be crowned ‘Ursa Major’ in this year’s Fat Bear Week?
In Washington, D.C., as in Katmai National Park, anything can happen. And a continuing resolution saved Fat Bear Week.
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Do these computers sold at Navy Exchanges pose a cyber threat?
Lawmakers say the exchange shouldn’t sell the computers to service members or incentivize “purchases with tax-free, discounted prices.”
-
High court seems likely to back Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
Even some conservative justices sounded skeptical of arguments that the agency violates the Constitution in the way it is funded.
-
US sending seized Iranian munitions to Ukraine
The transfer comes as prospects of further Ukraine aid look bleak in Congress
-
Pay incentive for Veterans Health Administration HR employees to lapse
VA recently announced that it will have to claw back $9.7 million worth of incentives given to 174 senior executives.
-
Wittman lukewarm on Air Force plan to ‘quickstart’ programs
“Congress needs to do its job” and pass budgets on time, Rep. Rob Wittman, R-Va., said. “If we did our jobs, you wouldn’t need quickstart provisions.”
-
Pentagon, SBA taking applications for private capital loan program
The Pentagon and the Small Business Administration announced the partnership last December and have been working to flesh out the details since then.
-
What to know about nationwide emergency alert hitting your phone today
The test is slated to start at 2:20 p.m. Eastern Time Wednesday. The incoming message will also make a noise and your phone should vibrate.
-
Michigan to drop degree requirement for some veteran job applicants
The move goes beyond other states’ previous veteran hiring efforts and targets individuals with extensive enlisted experience.
-
McCarthy becomes first speaker ever to be ousted from job
Stillness fell as the presiding officer gaveled the vote closed, 216-210, saying the office of the speaker “is hereby declared vacant.”
-
Who will be crowned ‘Ursa Major’ in this year’s Fat Bear Week?
In Washington, D.C., as in Katmai National Park, anything can happen. And a continuing resolution saved Fat Bear Week.
-
Do these computers sold at Navy Exchanges pose a cyber threat?
Lawmakers say the exchange shouldn’t sell the computers to service members or incentivize “purchases with tax-free, discounted prices.”
-
High court seems likely to back Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
Even some conservative justices sounded skeptical of arguments that the agency violates the Constitution in the way it is funded.
-
US sending seized Iranian munitions to Ukraine
The transfer comes as prospects of further Ukraine aid look bleak in Congress
-
Pay incentive for Veterans Health Administration HR employees to lapse
VA recently announced that it will have to claw back $9.7 million worth of incentives given to 174 senior executives.
-
Wittman lukewarm on Air Force plan to ‘quickstart’ programs
“Congress needs to do its job” and pass budgets on time, Rep. Rob Wittman, R-Va., said. “If we did our jobs, you wouldn’t need quickstart provisions.”
-
Pentagon, SBA taking applications for private capital loan program
The Pentagon and the Small Business Administration announced the partnership last December and have been working to flesh out the details since then.
-
What to know about nationwide emergency alert hitting your phone today
The test is slated to start at 2:20 p.m. Eastern Time Wednesday. The incoming message will also make a noise and your phone should vibrate.
-
Michigan to drop degree requirement for some veteran job applicants
The move goes beyond other states’ previous veteran hiring efforts and targets individuals with extensive enlisted experience.
-
McCarthy becomes first speaker ever to be ousted from job
Stillness fell as the presiding officer gaveled the vote closed, 216-210, saying the office of the speaker “is hereby declared vacant.”
-
Who will be crowned ‘Ursa Major’ in this year’s Fat Bear Week?
In Washington, D.C., as in Katmai National Park, anything can happen. And a continuing resolution saved Fat Bear Week.
