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Hurricane Harvey lowers odds of government shutdown, for now
Hurricane Harvey may help Congress delay a possible government shutdown and put off a fight over the federal budget.
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State Department bureau to get funding bump by absorbing cyber envoy’s duties
Most of the United States’ special envoys will be abolished and their responsibilities reassigned as part of the State Department overhaul, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson told Congress on Monday, including moving the cybersecurity office under the Bureau of Economic and Business Affairs.
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Interview: David Norquist, Pentagon comptroller/CFO, sets sights on 2019
Pentagon Comptroller David Norquist sat down with Defense News for an Aug. 23 interview.
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Contractors should prepare now for government shutdown, debt ceiling breach
To help contractors understand and prepare for the possibility of government shutdown and debt ceiling breach, David Berteau, John Cooney, and Alan Chvotkin spoke during the Professional Services Council Webinar entitled “Government Shutdown? Debt Ceiling Breach? Are You Prepared?”
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Postal Service: More red ink, missed payments as mail slumps
The U.S. Postal Service is warning that it will likely default on up to $6.9 billion in payments for future retiree health benefits for the fifth straight year. It is citing a coming cash crunch that could disrupt day-to-day mail delivery.
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Postal Service bets on higher stamp prices to fix woes
It may be time to stock up on Forever stamps.
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Daunting budget deadlines loom for government
The Trump administration and Congress face a daunting set of budget-related deadlines in the coming weeks. Blowing them could cause a partial government shutdown and upend global financial markets.
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Senate OKs bills to address VA budget crisis, claims backlog
The Senate has approved a pair of bills taking aim at urgent problems at the Department of Veterans Affairs, clearing a $3.9 billion emergency spending package to fix a looming budget crisis and adopting new measures to pare down a rapidly growing backlog of veterans’ disability claims.
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Top GOP senator blasts OMB director
Sen. John Cornyn of Texas says Mick Mulvaney has “got a big job, he ought to do that job and let us do our jobs.”
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House GOP passes $788B bill for Pentagon, border wall
The bill, passed by a 235-192 vote, still faces hurdles from the more powerful Democratic opposition in the Senate.
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Hurricane Harvey lowers odds of government shutdown, for now
Hurricane Harvey may help Congress delay a possible government shutdown and put off a fight over the federal budget.
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State Department bureau to get funding bump by absorbing cyber envoy’s duties
Most of the United States’ special envoys will be abolished and their responsibilities reassigned as part of the State Department overhaul, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson told Congress on Monday, including moving the cybersecurity office under the Bureau of Economic and Business Affairs.
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Interview: David Norquist, Pentagon comptroller/CFO, sets sights on 2019
Pentagon Comptroller David Norquist sat down with Defense News for an Aug. 23 interview.
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Contractors should prepare now for government shutdown, debt ceiling breach
To help contractors understand and prepare for the possibility of government shutdown and debt ceiling breach, David Berteau, John Cooney, and Alan Chvotkin spoke during the Professional Services Council Webinar entitled “Government Shutdown? Debt Ceiling Breach? Are You Prepared?”
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Postal Service: More red ink, missed payments as mail slumps
The U.S. Postal Service is warning that it will likely default on up to $6.9 billion in payments for future retiree health benefits for the fifth straight year. It is citing a coming cash crunch that could disrupt day-to-day mail delivery.
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Postal Service bets on higher stamp prices to fix woes
It may be time to stock up on Forever stamps.
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Daunting budget deadlines loom for government
The Trump administration and Congress face a daunting set of budget-related deadlines in the coming weeks. Blowing them could cause a partial government shutdown and upend global financial markets.
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Senate OKs bills to address VA budget crisis, claims backlog
The Senate has approved a pair of bills taking aim at urgent problems at the Department of Veterans Affairs, clearing a $3.9 billion emergency spending package to fix a looming budget crisis and adopting new measures to pare down a rapidly growing backlog of veterans’ disability claims.
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Top GOP senator blasts OMB director
Sen. John Cornyn of Texas says Mick Mulvaney has “got a big job, he ought to do that job and let us do our jobs.”
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House GOP passes $788B bill for Pentagon, border wall
The bill, passed by a 235-192 vote, still faces hurdles from the more powerful Democratic opposition in the Senate.
-
Hurricane Harvey lowers odds of government shutdown, for now
Hurricane Harvey may help Congress delay a possible government shutdown and put off a fight over the federal budget.
-
State Department bureau to get funding bump by absorbing cyber envoy’s duties
Most of the United States’ special envoys will be abolished and their responsibilities reassigned as part of the State Department overhaul, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson told Congress on Monday, including moving the cybersecurity office under the Bureau of Economic and Business Affairs.
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Interview: David Norquist, Pentagon comptroller/CFO, sets sights on 2019
Pentagon Comptroller David Norquist sat down with Defense News for an Aug. 23 interview.
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Contractors should prepare now for government shutdown, debt ceiling breach
To help contractors understand and prepare for the possibility of government shutdown and debt ceiling breach, David Berteau, John Cooney, and Alan Chvotkin spoke during the Professional Services Council Webinar entitled “Government Shutdown? Debt Ceiling Breach? Are You Prepared?”
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Postal Service: More red ink, missed payments as mail slumps
The U.S. Postal Service is warning that it will likely default on up to $6.9 billion in payments for future retiree health benefits for the fifth straight year. It is citing a coming cash crunch that could disrupt day-to-day mail delivery.
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Postal Service bets on higher stamp prices to fix woes
It may be time to stock up on Forever stamps.
-
Daunting budget deadlines loom for government
The Trump administration and Congress face a daunting set of budget-related deadlines in the coming weeks. Blowing them could cause a partial government shutdown and upend global financial markets.
-
Senate OKs bills to address VA budget crisis, claims backlog
The Senate has approved a pair of bills taking aim at urgent problems at the Department of Veterans Affairs, clearing a $3.9 billion emergency spending package to fix a looming budget crisis and adopting new measures to pare down a rapidly growing backlog of veterans’ disability claims.
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Top GOP senator blasts OMB director
Sen. John Cornyn of Texas says Mick Mulvaney has “got a big job, he ought to do that job and let us do our jobs.”
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House GOP passes $788B bill for Pentagon, border wall
The bill, passed by a 235-192 vote, still faces hurdles from the more powerful Democratic opposition in the Senate.
