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Adopt a treaty for semiconductor export control
The absence of a robust global semiconductor export control regime leaves the United States vulnerable in the technological race.
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House fails to pass Israel aid amid Ukraine standoff with Biden
A showdown between President Joe Biden and the Republican House raises questions about whether Congress can pass additional aid for Israel or Ukraine.
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Asia veteran approved as No. 2 US diplomat, underscoring China focus
The Senate approved Kurt Campbell as deputy secretary of state 92-5 in a rare show of bipartisan support.
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Federal workers failing to take paid family leave, lawmakers say
Only about 4% of the 2.1 million-strong federal workforce took advantage of the benefit from 2020 to 2022.
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Hit by OPM’s data breach? Bill offers feds free ID protection for life
Data breaches by local, state and federal agencies over the past eight years cost governments some $26 billion.
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What’s holding back the whole-of-government health resilience plan?
The Federal Plan for Equitable Long-Term Recovery and Resilience helps communities engage in self-driven discussions of needs and solutions.
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Here’s how the feds are working to keep Super Bowl safe, drone free
The air around Allegiant Stadium next Sunday has been designated by the Federal Aviation Administration as a “no drone zone.”
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New Tricare contracts to start next January, promising better care
New Tricare contracts aim to improve access to health care, clinical quality and patient safety, as well as increase military readiness.
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Homeland Security Dept. won’t be distracted by politics, Mayorkas says
A vote by the House on impeachement could come as early as this week.
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Will my spouse’s Social Security income affect my CSRS annuity?
Federal employees’ eligibility for Social Security retirement benefits depends on if they worked under the Civil Service Retirement System.
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Adopt a treaty for semiconductor export control
The absence of a robust global semiconductor export control regime leaves the United States vulnerable in the technological race.
-
House fails to pass Israel aid amid Ukraine standoff with Biden
A showdown between President Joe Biden and the Republican House raises questions about whether Congress can pass additional aid for Israel or Ukraine.
-
Asia veteran approved as No. 2 US diplomat, underscoring China focus
The Senate approved Kurt Campbell as deputy secretary of state 92-5 in a rare show of bipartisan support.
-
Federal workers failing to take paid family leave, lawmakers say
Only about 4% of the 2.1 million-strong federal workforce took advantage of the benefit from 2020 to 2022.
-
Hit by OPM’s data breach? Bill offers feds free ID protection for life
Data breaches by local, state and federal agencies over the past eight years cost governments some $26 billion.
-
What’s holding back the whole-of-government health resilience plan?
The Federal Plan for Equitable Long-Term Recovery and Resilience helps communities engage in self-driven discussions of needs and solutions.
-
Here’s how the feds are working to keep Super Bowl safe, drone free
The air around Allegiant Stadium next Sunday has been designated by the Federal Aviation Administration as a “no drone zone.”
-
New Tricare contracts to start next January, promising better care
New Tricare contracts aim to improve access to health care, clinical quality and patient safety, as well as increase military readiness.
-
Homeland Security Dept. won’t be distracted by politics, Mayorkas says
A vote by the House on impeachement could come as early as this week.
-
Will my spouse’s Social Security income affect my CSRS annuity?
Federal employees’ eligibility for Social Security retirement benefits depends on if they worked under the Civil Service Retirement System.
-
Adopt a treaty for semiconductor export control
The absence of a robust global semiconductor export control regime leaves the United States vulnerable in the technological race.
-
House fails to pass Israel aid amid Ukraine standoff with Biden
A showdown between President Joe Biden and the Republican House raises questions about whether Congress can pass additional aid for Israel or Ukraine.
-
Asia veteran approved as No. 2 US diplomat, underscoring China focus
The Senate approved Kurt Campbell as deputy secretary of state 92-5 in a rare show of bipartisan support.
-
Federal workers failing to take paid family leave, lawmakers say
Only about 4% of the 2.1 million-strong federal workforce took advantage of the benefit from 2020 to 2022.
-
Hit by OPM’s data breach? Bill offers feds free ID protection for life
Data breaches by local, state and federal agencies over the past eight years cost governments some $26 billion.
-
What’s holding back the whole-of-government health resilience plan?
The Federal Plan for Equitable Long-Term Recovery and Resilience helps communities engage in self-driven discussions of needs and solutions.
-
Here’s how the feds are working to keep Super Bowl safe, drone free
The air around Allegiant Stadium next Sunday has been designated by the Federal Aviation Administration as a “no drone zone.”
-
New Tricare contracts to start next January, promising better care
New Tricare contracts aim to improve access to health care, clinical quality and patient safety, as well as increase military readiness.
-
Homeland Security Dept. won’t be distracted by politics, Mayorkas says
A vote by the House on impeachement could come as early as this week.
-
Will my spouse’s Social Security income affect my CSRS annuity?
Federal employees’ eligibility for Social Security retirement benefits depends on if they worked under the Civil Service Retirement System.
