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  • Vice President Mike Pence, right, swears in Air Force Gen. John Raymond, left, as chief of space operations on Jan. 14. (Steve Helber/AP)
    The Space Force gets its first member, and Trump gets his first briefing on the new service

    U.S. Air Force Gen. John Raymond has become the first chief of space operations.

    Valerie Insinna
    18 hours ago
  • In this Nov. 15, 2019, photo a microphone stands at the entrance to a secure area during a closed-door interview with David Holmes, a career diplomat and the political counselor at the U.S. Embassy in Kyiv, Ukraine, on Capitol Hill in Washington. The Labor Department will begin restricting news organizations' use of economic data by barring computers from the rooms where reporters receive such data before its public release, department officials announced Thursday, Jan. 16, 2020. (Jose Luis Magana/AP)
    Labor Department limits news outlets’ use of embargoed data

    Department officials said the ban will go into effect March 1. It will cover all releases that the department issues each month, including the highly watched U.S. jobs report.

    Martin Crutsinger, The Associated Press
    18 hours ago
  • A government contractor, surrounded by existing Normandy barriers that separate Mexico and the United States, pours a concrete footer in preparation for a section of Pentagon-funded border wall along the Colorado River, Tuesday, Sept. 10, 2019 in Yuma, Ariz. (Matt York/AP)
    Here’s how much border wall has been built with the military’s money

    Out of hundreds of millions in contract awards, a couple dozen miles of border wall have been built.

    Meghann Myers
    21 hours ago
  • Andrea Goldstein (right), lead staffer on the House Veterans' Affairs Committee’s Women Veterans Task Force, speaks with committee Chairman Rep. Mark Takano, D-Calif., (left) ahead of a press conference the Washington DC VA Medical Center on Sept. 26, 2019. Goldstein says she was sexually assaulted at the facility a week earlier. VA officials this week said they would not file any charges in the incident. (Courtesy of the House Veterans' Affairs Committee)
    VA, lawmakers trade barbs after sexual assault claim from congressional staffer

    VA leaders labeled the claim unsubstantiated, but Inspector General officials called that a wrong characterization of the case.

    Leo Shane III
    23 hours ago
  • A new tool on oversight.gov tracks inspector general vacancies across government. (oversight.gov)
    Does your agency have a permanent inspector general?

    Now you can find out!

    Andrew Eversden
    1 day ago
  • In this Sept. 10, 2019, file photo, government contractors remove existing Normandy barriers that separate Mexico and the United States, in preparation for a section of Pentagon-funded border wall along the Colorado River in Yuma, Ariz. (Matt York/AP)
    Trump planning to use billions more in military funds to build border wall, per report

    Another $7.2 billion could be diverted to building barriers along the U.S.-Mexico border.

    Meghann MyersandJoe Gould
    2 days ago
  • The Very Rev. Randolph Hollerith, dean of the Washington National Cathedral, left, and the Right Rev. Carl Wright, bishop suffragan for the armed ofrces and federal ministries in the Episcopal Church, center, bless the official Bible of the newly created Space Force during a service at the cathedral on Jan. 12. Maj. Gen. Steven Schaick, the Air Force's chief of chaplains, is holding the Bible on the right. The cathedral said in a social media post that the Bible will be used to swear in all Space Force commanders, drawing a strong objection from the Military Religious Freedom Foundation. (Danielle Thomas/Washington National Cathedral)
    Space Force Bible blessing spurs protest

    The Military Religious Freedom Foundation objected to the ceremony as inappropriate and sectarian.

    Stephen Losey
    3 days ago
  • The intelligence community has the most improved work environment among agencies with 15,000 or more employees. (fizkes)
    The leader in federal work environment improvement

    Did your agency make the top five?

    Andrew Eversden
    6 days ago
  • OPM created a new database containing information on collective bargaining agreements. (Jacquelyn Martin/AP)
    OPM establishes collective bargaining database

    The new database is part of President Trump’s ongoing workforce reforms.

    Andrew Eversden
    January 9
  • A dump truck hauls excavated debris in front of unfinished portions of a secondary border wall near San Diego, Calif., on March 28, 2019. (Brooks Hubbard IV/U.S. Army)
    Court makes ruling on $3.6B in border wall spending

    The spending affected by the latest ruling is intended for 11 projects in California, Arizona, New Mexico and Texas.

    Kevin Freking, The Associated Press
    January 9
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