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Giant Pentagon policy bill kicks off closed-door debate
U.S. House and Senate conferees on the 2019 NDAA have formally begun negotiations to merge their competing drafts.
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Will $95B for R&D make its way to the final defense appropriations bill?
A proposed 2019 defense spending bill contains a record $95 billion for research and development.
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Can Congress finish its VA budget plan before the October deadline?
The Senate’s passage of a multi-agency minibus package of appropriations bills Monday is a good sign they may be done in time.
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Senators back even bigger boost for next year’s VA budget
Appropriators want more funding for the department than the president’s budget request earlier this year.
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How agencies can get money from the government ‘Shark Tank’
The Technology Modernization Board encouraged agencies to submit even their most early stage proposals for how they would use some of the $100 million available to modernize IT.
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House panel adopts $716 billion defense authorization plan
The budget bill — which will set hundreds of defense policies for next fiscal year — was approved after more than 14 hours of debate.
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VA’s next big problem: Key health care program is running out of money again
The controversial VA Choice program is slated to be out of funds again by early June.
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Trump’s defense-industrial base review coming mid-May
The in-depth review will reveal where America’s supply chain relies on Russia or China, the two other great powers in the world.
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Analysis: Tax cuts, spending to raise deficit to $1T by 2019
The Congressional Budget Office says economic growth from the tax cuts will add 0.7 percent on average to the nation’s economic output over the coming decade. Those effects will only partially offset the deficit cost of the tax cuts.
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Federal funds to bolster election cybersecurity may not be enough
Last summer, with an important Illinois election season months away, Shelby County officials in central Illinois feared that their outdated voting equipment wouldn’t be approved for use by the State Board of Elections.
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Giant Pentagon policy bill kicks off closed-door debate
U.S. House and Senate conferees on the 2019 NDAA have formally begun negotiations to merge their competing drafts.
-
Will $95B for R&D make its way to the final defense appropriations bill?
A proposed 2019 defense spending bill contains a record $95 billion for research and development.
-
Can Congress finish its VA budget plan before the October deadline?
The Senate’s passage of a multi-agency minibus package of appropriations bills Monday is a good sign they may be done in time.
-
Senators back even bigger boost for next year’s VA budget
Appropriators want more funding for the department than the president’s budget request earlier this year.
-
How agencies can get money from the government ‘Shark Tank’
The Technology Modernization Board encouraged agencies to submit even their most early stage proposals for how they would use some of the $100 million available to modernize IT.
-
House panel adopts $716 billion defense authorization plan
The budget bill — which will set hundreds of defense policies for next fiscal year — was approved after more than 14 hours of debate.
-
VA’s next big problem: Key health care program is running out of money again
The controversial VA Choice program is slated to be out of funds again by early June.
-
Trump’s defense-industrial base review coming mid-May
The in-depth review will reveal where America’s supply chain relies on Russia or China, the two other great powers in the world.
-
Analysis: Tax cuts, spending to raise deficit to $1T by 2019
The Congressional Budget Office says economic growth from the tax cuts will add 0.7 percent on average to the nation’s economic output over the coming decade. Those effects will only partially offset the deficit cost of the tax cuts.
-
Federal funds to bolster election cybersecurity may not be enough
Last summer, with an important Illinois election season months away, Shelby County officials in central Illinois feared that their outdated voting equipment wouldn’t be approved for use by the State Board of Elections.
-
Giant Pentagon policy bill kicks off closed-door debate
U.S. House and Senate conferees on the 2019 NDAA have formally begun negotiations to merge their competing drafts.
-
Will $95B for R&D make its way to the final defense appropriations bill?
A proposed 2019 defense spending bill contains a record $95 billion for research and development.
-
Can Congress finish its VA budget plan before the October deadline?
The Senate’s passage of a multi-agency minibus package of appropriations bills Monday is a good sign they may be done in time.
-
Senators back even bigger boost for next year’s VA budget
Appropriators want more funding for the department than the president’s budget request earlier this year.
-
How agencies can get money from the government ‘Shark Tank’
The Technology Modernization Board encouraged agencies to submit even their most early stage proposals for how they would use some of the $100 million available to modernize IT.
-
House panel adopts $716 billion defense authorization plan
The budget bill — which will set hundreds of defense policies for next fiscal year — was approved after more than 14 hours of debate.
-
VA’s next big problem: Key health care program is running out of money again
The controversial VA Choice program is slated to be out of funds again by early June.
-
Trump’s defense-industrial base review coming mid-May
The in-depth review will reveal where America’s supply chain relies on Russia or China, the two other great powers in the world.
-
Analysis: Tax cuts, spending to raise deficit to $1T by 2019
The Congressional Budget Office says economic growth from the tax cuts will add 0.7 percent on average to the nation’s economic output over the coming decade. Those effects will only partially offset the deficit cost of the tax cuts.
-
Federal funds to bolster election cybersecurity may not be enough
Last summer, with an important Illinois election season months away, Shelby County officials in central Illinois feared that their outdated voting equipment wouldn’t be approved for use by the State Board of Elections.
