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Civilian defense positions saved from being outsourced
The DoD Spending Bill was passed without addressing the A-76 outsourcing process — a process that has been proven to be inefficient and costly.
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Putin says US will have to shed 755 from diplomatic staff
Russian President Vladimir Putin said Sunday the United States would have to cut its embassy and consulate staff in Russia by 755, heightening tensions between Washington and Moscow three days after the U.S. Congress approved sanctions against Russia.
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‘Secretary Bob’ joins Partnership for Public Service board
The former Secretary of Veteran’s Affairs — who helmed the agency and its reform efforts — joins the nonprofit’s board of directors.
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Fact check: Trump lags in filling government posts
President Donald Trump is accusing Senate Democrats of slow-walking his nominees, but his blame is misplaced.
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House Oversight chairman will resign in June
Rep. Jason Chaffetz — who previous said he won’t be running for reelection — confirmed that he will be stepping down June 30.
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Tech illiterate government a threat to America’s security, democracy
From Hillary Clinton’s emails to the more recent remarks by former FBI director James Comey, the government continues to have problems understanding technology.
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5 Trump appointees join the General Services Administration
President Trump has appointed individuals to fill administrator, adviser, counsel and liaison roles in the General Services Administration.
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![Don’t like government? Count on our under-celebrated public servants to fix it [Commentary]](https://one.sightlinemg.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/635727391944905336-prog-managementjpg.jpg?w=300)
Don’t like government? Count on our under-celebrated public servants to fix it [Commentary]
Yes, the government presents a target rich environment where critiquing waste, fraud, and abuse is concerned. But it also accomplishes amazing things on behalf of the American people.
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‘I’ll be praying for you’: Americans assess Trump’s 100 days
Some oppose Donald Trump and all that he stands for, while others voted enthusiastically for him. Now, they are critiquing him.
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Civilian defense positions saved from being outsourced
The DoD Spending Bill was passed without addressing the A-76 outsourcing process — a process that has been proven to be inefficient and costly.
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Putin says US will have to shed 755 from diplomatic staff
Russian President Vladimir Putin said Sunday the United States would have to cut its embassy and consulate staff in Russia by 755, heightening tensions between Washington and Moscow three days after the U.S. Congress approved sanctions against Russia.
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‘Secretary Bob’ joins Partnership for Public Service board
The former Secretary of Veteran’s Affairs — who helmed the agency and its reform efforts — joins the nonprofit’s board of directors.
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Fact check: Trump lags in filling government posts
President Donald Trump is accusing Senate Democrats of slow-walking his nominees, but his blame is misplaced.
-
House Oversight chairman will resign in June
Rep. Jason Chaffetz — who previous said he won’t be running for reelection — confirmed that he will be stepping down June 30.
-
Tech illiterate government a threat to America’s security, democracy
From Hillary Clinton’s emails to the more recent remarks by former FBI director James Comey, the government continues to have problems understanding technology.
-
5 Trump appointees join the General Services Administration
President Trump has appointed individuals to fill administrator, adviser, counsel and liaison roles in the General Services Administration.
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Don’t like government? Count on our under-celebrated public servants to fix it [Commentary]
Yes, the government presents a target rich environment where critiquing waste, fraud, and abuse is concerned. But it also accomplishes amazing things on behalf of the American people.
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‘I’ll be praying for you’: Americans assess Trump’s 100 days
Some oppose Donald Trump and all that he stands for, while others voted enthusiastically for him. Now, they are critiquing him.
-
Civilian defense positions saved from being outsourced
The DoD Spending Bill was passed without addressing the A-76 outsourcing process — a process that has been proven to be inefficient and costly.
-
Putin says US will have to shed 755 from diplomatic staff
Russian President Vladimir Putin said Sunday the United States would have to cut its embassy and consulate staff in Russia by 755, heightening tensions between Washington and Moscow three days after the U.S. Congress approved sanctions against Russia.
-
‘Secretary Bob’ joins Partnership for Public Service board
The former Secretary of Veteran’s Affairs — who helmed the agency and its reform efforts — joins the nonprofit’s board of directors.
-
Fact check: Trump lags in filling government posts
President Donald Trump is accusing Senate Democrats of slow-walking his nominees, but his blame is misplaced.
-
House Oversight chairman will resign in June
Rep. Jason Chaffetz — who previous said he won’t be running for reelection — confirmed that he will be stepping down June 30.
-
Tech illiterate government a threat to America’s security, democracy
From Hillary Clinton’s emails to the more recent remarks by former FBI director James Comey, the government continues to have problems understanding technology.
-
5 Trump appointees join the General Services Administration
President Trump has appointed individuals to fill administrator, adviser, counsel and liaison roles in the General Services Administration.
-
![Don’t like government? Count on our under-celebrated public servants to fix it [Commentary]](https://one.sightlinemg.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/635727391944905336-prog-managementjpg.jpg?w=1024)
Don’t like government? Count on our under-celebrated public servants to fix it [Commentary]
Yes, the government presents a target rich environment where critiquing waste, fraud, and abuse is concerned. But it also accomplishes amazing things on behalf of the American people.
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‘I’ll be praying for you’: Americans assess Trump’s 100 days
Some oppose Donald Trump and all that he stands for, while others voted enthusiastically for him. Now, they are critiquing him.
