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Do you have what it takes to be a Grizzly Bear Conflict Manager?
Grizzly bear handling experience is needed.
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Trump’s claim of immunity over Jan. 6 knocked down by appeals court
He can still to try to prove that his actions were taken in his official capacity as president.
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Sandra Day O’Connor, the first woman on the Supreme Court, dies
Her nomination in 1981 by President Ronald Reagan and subsequent confirmation by the Senate ended 191 years of male exclusivity on the high court.
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House expels New York Rep. George Santos
The vote to expel was 311-114. Expulsion requires support from two-thirds of the House, a purposefully high bar.
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Extremism stand-down checked a box with no lasting result, critics say
While some saw no reason for the training and believed it ignited division among the ranks, others thought it didn’t go far enough.
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Why does it take so long to process retirement applications?
OPM reported that its inventory of unprocessed applications crept back up in October.
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How to build effective human-AI teams in the hybrid workplace
This transformational technology presents a massive opportunity for federal agencies.
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Inspector general to probe decision on relocating FBI buillding
The watchdog for the General Services Administration is probing the decision to locate the facility in Greenbelt, Maryland, over a Virginia site.
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Lawmakers press VA for stronger rules against discrimination
Congressional Democrats and outside advocates say updated policies for the department are long overdue.
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HHS, Commerce seek to increase in-person work, leaders tell Congress
Republicans in Congress especially have sought to peel back remote work after the federal workforce was sent home during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Do you have what it takes to be a Grizzly Bear Conflict Manager?
Grizzly bear handling experience is needed.
-
Trump’s claim of immunity over Jan. 6 knocked down by appeals court
He can still to try to prove that his actions were taken in his official capacity as president.
-
Sandra Day O’Connor, the first woman on the Supreme Court, dies
Her nomination in 1981 by President Ronald Reagan and subsequent confirmation by the Senate ended 191 years of male exclusivity on the high court.
-
House expels New York Rep. George Santos
The vote to expel was 311-114. Expulsion requires support from two-thirds of the House, a purposefully high bar.
-
Extremism stand-down checked a box with no lasting result, critics say
While some saw no reason for the training and believed it ignited division among the ranks, others thought it didn’t go far enough.
-
Why does it take so long to process retirement applications?
OPM reported that its inventory of unprocessed applications crept back up in October.
-
How to build effective human-AI teams in the hybrid workplace
This transformational technology presents a massive opportunity for federal agencies.
-
Inspector general to probe decision on relocating FBI buillding
The watchdog for the General Services Administration is probing the decision to locate the facility in Greenbelt, Maryland, over a Virginia site.
-
Lawmakers press VA for stronger rules against discrimination
Congressional Democrats and outside advocates say updated policies for the department are long overdue.
-
HHS, Commerce seek to increase in-person work, leaders tell Congress
Republicans in Congress especially have sought to peel back remote work after the federal workforce was sent home during the COVID-19 pandemic.
-
Do you have what it takes to be a Grizzly Bear Conflict Manager?
Grizzly bear handling experience is needed.
-
Trump’s claim of immunity over Jan. 6 knocked down by appeals court
He can still to try to prove that his actions were taken in his official capacity as president.
-
Sandra Day O’Connor, the first woman on the Supreme Court, dies
Her nomination in 1981 by President Ronald Reagan and subsequent confirmation by the Senate ended 191 years of male exclusivity on the high court.
-
House expels New York Rep. George Santos
The vote to expel was 311-114. Expulsion requires support from two-thirds of the House, a purposefully high bar.
-
Extremism stand-down checked a box with no lasting result, critics say
While some saw no reason for the training and believed it ignited division among the ranks, others thought it didn’t go far enough.
-
Why does it take so long to process retirement applications?
OPM reported that its inventory of unprocessed applications crept back up in October.
-
How to build effective human-AI teams in the hybrid workplace
This transformational technology presents a massive opportunity for federal agencies.
-
Inspector general to probe decision on relocating FBI buillding
The watchdog for the General Services Administration is probing the decision to locate the facility in Greenbelt, Maryland, over a Virginia site.
-
Lawmakers press VA for stronger rules against discrimination
Congressional Democrats and outside advocates say updated policies for the department are long overdue.
-
HHS, Commerce seek to increase in-person work, leaders tell Congress
Republicans in Congress especially have sought to peel back remote work after the federal workforce was sent home during the COVID-19 pandemic.
