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Budget would bypass ‘mindless austerity’
Proposed budget would end sequestration, add programs to help the middle class, funded by higher taxes on the wealthy.
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Obama wants 34,000 more federal employees in 2016
Federal agencies would grow by more than 34,000 federal employees in fiscal 2016, under President Obama’s budget proposal released Feb. 2.
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Obama proposes 1.3 percent federal pay raise for 2016
President Obama proposed a 1.3 percent pay raise for federal employees in his fiscal 2016 budget.
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House approves $554B for Pentagon
The House on Thursday narrowly approved a $1 trillion governmentwide spending bill, but only after shouting on the fl…
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DoD budget request shatters spending cap
The defense budget would total $585 billion.
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Budget would bypass ‘mindless austerity’
Proposed budget would end sequestration, add programs to help the middle class, funded by higher taxes on the wealthy.
-
Obama wants 34,000 more federal employees in 2016
Federal agencies would grow by more than 34,000 federal employees in fiscal 2016, under President Obama’s budget proposal released Feb. 2.
-
Obama proposes 1.3 percent federal pay raise for 2016
President Obama proposed a 1.3 percent pay raise for federal employees in his fiscal 2016 budget.
-
House approves $554B for Pentagon
The House on Thursday narrowly approved a $1 trillion governmentwide spending bill, but only after shouting on the fl…
-
DoD budget request shatters spending cap
The defense budget would total $585 billion.
-
Budget would bypass ‘mindless austerity’
Proposed budget would end sequestration, add programs to help the middle class, funded by higher taxes on the wealthy.
-
Obama wants 34,000 more federal employees in 2016
Federal agencies would grow by more than 34,000 federal employees in fiscal 2016, under President Obama’s budget proposal released Feb. 2.
-
Obama proposes 1.3 percent federal pay raise for 2016
President Obama proposed a 1.3 percent pay raise for federal employees in his fiscal 2016 budget.
-
House approves $554B for Pentagon
The House on Thursday narrowly approved a $1 trillion governmentwide spending bill, but only after shouting on the fl…









