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Trump reportedly suggested the military pay for a border wall
Trump has been pushing behind closed doors for the Pentagon to pay for a wall between the U.S. and Mexico, according to a new report.
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Federal discrimination commission receives $15M bump to address sexual harassment
A recent rise in the workload for sexual assault cases for the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has resulted in a $15 million increase in commission appropriations.
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Spending bill gives election cybersecurity nearly $400M boost
The funding is divided between the pre-existing Election Assistance Commission and a new Election Infrastructure Security Initiative housed within the Department of Homeland Security.
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Congress passes $1.3 trillion budget measure, finally resolving FY18 budget fights
The budget contains $700 billion for defense spending for fiscal 2018, plus another $185.4 billion for the Department of Veterans Affairs.
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Agency IT upgrades could get stalled by modernization fund cutback
Though legislation called for $250 million for the Technology Modernization Fund, the proposed 2018 appropriations include only $100 million.
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US House passes Pentagon-boosting omnibus as shutdown looms
The GOP-led House passed the sweeping $1.3 trillion spending bill in a race to avoid a government shutdown.
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Congress races to pass $1.3T defense-friendly omnibus and avoid shutdown
The sweeping $1.3 trillion spending bill that congressional leaders unveiled Wednesday includes $654.6 billion for the Pentagon. But it’s unclear whether Congress can pass the proposal without shutting down the government.
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Nuclear warhead manager seeks FY19 funding for new nuke designs
The agency in charge of America’s nuclear warheads is trying to figure out a way to get money in the short term to help develop a low-yield nuclear warhead.
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Ryan hopes spending bill disputes can be settled Tuesday
Efforts to tackle politically charged immigration issues and rapidly rising health insurance premiums appeared to be faltering.
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Plan could add multiple sweeping veterans reform measures to must-pass omnibus budget bill
Advocates say they’re close to a deal to add three major pieces of VA legislation to the budget bill under consideration this week.
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Trump reportedly suggested the military pay for a border wall
Trump has been pushing behind closed doors for the Pentagon to pay for a wall between the U.S. and Mexico, according to a new report.
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Federal discrimination commission receives $15M bump to address sexual harassment
A recent rise in the workload for sexual assault cases for the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has resulted in a $15 million increase in commission appropriations.
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Spending bill gives election cybersecurity nearly $400M boost
The funding is divided between the pre-existing Election Assistance Commission and a new Election Infrastructure Security Initiative housed within the Department of Homeland Security.
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Congress passes $1.3 trillion budget measure, finally resolving FY18 budget fights
The budget contains $700 billion for defense spending for fiscal 2018, plus another $185.4 billion for the Department of Veterans Affairs.
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Agency IT upgrades could get stalled by modernization fund cutback
Though legislation called for $250 million for the Technology Modernization Fund, the proposed 2018 appropriations include only $100 million.
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US House passes Pentagon-boosting omnibus as shutdown looms
The GOP-led House passed the sweeping $1.3 trillion spending bill in a race to avoid a government shutdown.
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Congress races to pass $1.3T defense-friendly omnibus and avoid shutdown
The sweeping $1.3 trillion spending bill that congressional leaders unveiled Wednesday includes $654.6 billion for the Pentagon. But it’s unclear whether Congress can pass the proposal without shutting down the government.
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Nuclear warhead manager seeks FY19 funding for new nuke designs
The agency in charge of America’s nuclear warheads is trying to figure out a way to get money in the short term to help develop a low-yield nuclear warhead.
-
Ryan hopes spending bill disputes can be settled Tuesday
Efforts to tackle politically charged immigration issues and rapidly rising health insurance premiums appeared to be faltering.
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Plan could add multiple sweeping veterans reform measures to must-pass omnibus budget bill
Advocates say they’re close to a deal to add three major pieces of VA legislation to the budget bill under consideration this week.
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Trump reportedly suggested the military pay for a border wall
Trump has been pushing behind closed doors for the Pentagon to pay for a wall between the U.S. and Mexico, according to a new report.
-
Federal discrimination commission receives $15M bump to address sexual harassment
A recent rise in the workload for sexual assault cases for the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has resulted in a $15 million increase in commission appropriations.
-
Spending bill gives election cybersecurity nearly $400M boost
The funding is divided between the pre-existing Election Assistance Commission and a new Election Infrastructure Security Initiative housed within the Department of Homeland Security.
-
Congress passes $1.3 trillion budget measure, finally resolving FY18 budget fights
The budget contains $700 billion for defense spending for fiscal 2018, plus another $185.4 billion for the Department of Veterans Affairs.
-
Agency IT upgrades could get stalled by modernization fund cutback
Though legislation called for $250 million for the Technology Modernization Fund, the proposed 2018 appropriations include only $100 million.
-
US House passes Pentagon-boosting omnibus as shutdown looms
The GOP-led House passed the sweeping $1.3 trillion spending bill in a race to avoid a government shutdown.
-
Congress races to pass $1.3T defense-friendly omnibus and avoid shutdown
The sweeping $1.3 trillion spending bill that congressional leaders unveiled Wednesday includes $654.6 billion for the Pentagon. But it’s unclear whether Congress can pass the proposal without shutting down the government.
-
Nuclear warhead manager seeks FY19 funding for new nuke designs
The agency in charge of America’s nuclear warheads is trying to figure out a way to get money in the short term to help develop a low-yield nuclear warhead.
-
Ryan hopes spending bill disputes can be settled Tuesday
Efforts to tackle politically charged immigration issues and rapidly rising health insurance premiums appeared to be faltering.
-
Plan could add multiple sweeping veterans reform measures to must-pass omnibus budget bill
Advocates say they’re close to a deal to add three major pieces of VA legislation to the budget bill under consideration this week.
