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Comey: ‘You’re stuck with me for another 6 1/2 years’
FBI Director James Comey says he plans to serve his entire 10-year term, even as controversy swirls over his attempt to rebut President Trump’s claim that the Obama administration tapped his phones during the election.
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Former Border Patrol heads question rush to accelerate hiring
Former top officials at the U.S. Customs and Border Patrol agency spoke to Reuters about the questionable justifications and logistical challenges associated with President Trump’s executive order to add agents.
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New Best Places to Work report compares fed engagement by mission area
The Partnership for Public Service’s 2016 Best Places to Work in the Federal Government offers a glimpse into employee satisfaction among agencies grouped by mission.
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Flynn, fired once by a president, now resigns to another
While his aides were declaring the president had confidence in Flynn, Trump privately told associates he was troubled by the situation, according to a person who spoke with him recently.
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White House stops defending Flynn, raising questions about his fate
Embattled national security adviser Michael Flynn’s fate as one of President Trump’s senior aides is uncertain following reports that he discussed U.S. sanctions with a Russian envoy before Trump’s inauguration.
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![For feds: To post or not to post, that is the question [Commentary]](https://one.sightlinemg.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/635766323106923850-gettyimages-187222006jpg.jpg?w=300)
For feds: To post or not to post, that is the question [Commentary]
The Hatch Act and the use of social media by federal employees.
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USAID needs advisers to countries in political transition
The United States Agency for International Development Office of Transition Initiatives is seeking to contract highly motivated, highly qualified individuals to help support rapid assessments, new country start-ups and program implementation for priority conflict-prone nations.
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Trump reportedly supports privatizing air traffic control
Chairman of the House Transportation Committee introduced legislation to privatize the system last year but the bill stalled after opposition from other top lawmakers and from business aircraft operators.
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DeVos confirmation: Pence tie-breaker makes Senate history
The vice president’s breaking a tie on a Cabinet nomination was a first in the history of the Senate, according to the Senate historian’s office.
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Trump’s pick for labor secretary hired undocumented worker
Labor Secretary nominee Andrew Puzder acknowledged Tuesday that he had employed an undocumented worker as a housekeeper, putting him again at odds with President Trump’s push to keep jobs in American hands.
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Comey: ‘You’re stuck with me for another 6 1/2 years’
FBI Director James Comey says he plans to serve his entire 10-year term, even as controversy swirls over his attempt to rebut President Trump’s claim that the Obama administration tapped his phones during the election.
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Former Border Patrol heads question rush to accelerate hiring
Former top officials at the U.S. Customs and Border Patrol agency spoke to Reuters about the questionable justifications and logistical challenges associated with President Trump’s executive order to add agents.
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New Best Places to Work report compares fed engagement by mission area
The Partnership for Public Service’s 2016 Best Places to Work in the Federal Government offers a glimpse into employee satisfaction among agencies grouped by mission.
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Flynn, fired once by a president, now resigns to another
While his aides were declaring the president had confidence in Flynn, Trump privately told associates he was troubled by the situation, according to a person who spoke with him recently.
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White House stops defending Flynn, raising questions about his fate
Embattled national security adviser Michael Flynn’s fate as one of President Trump’s senior aides is uncertain following reports that he discussed U.S. sanctions with a Russian envoy before Trump’s inauguration.
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For feds: To post or not to post, that is the question [Commentary]
The Hatch Act and the use of social media by federal employees.
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USAID needs advisers to countries in political transition
The United States Agency for International Development Office of Transition Initiatives is seeking to contract highly motivated, highly qualified individuals to help support rapid assessments, new country start-ups and program implementation for priority conflict-prone nations.
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Trump reportedly supports privatizing air traffic control
Chairman of the House Transportation Committee introduced legislation to privatize the system last year but the bill stalled after opposition from other top lawmakers and from business aircraft operators.
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DeVos confirmation: Pence tie-breaker makes Senate history
The vice president’s breaking a tie on a Cabinet nomination was a first in the history of the Senate, according to the Senate historian’s office.
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Trump’s pick for labor secretary hired undocumented worker
Labor Secretary nominee Andrew Puzder acknowledged Tuesday that he had employed an undocumented worker as a housekeeper, putting him again at odds with President Trump’s push to keep jobs in American hands.
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Comey: ‘You’re stuck with me for another 6 1/2 years’
FBI Director James Comey says he plans to serve his entire 10-year term, even as controversy swirls over his attempt to rebut President Trump’s claim that the Obama administration tapped his phones during the election.
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Former Border Patrol heads question rush to accelerate hiring
Former top officials at the U.S. Customs and Border Patrol agency spoke to Reuters about the questionable justifications and logistical challenges associated with President Trump’s executive order to add agents.
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New Best Places to Work report compares fed engagement by mission area
The Partnership for Public Service’s 2016 Best Places to Work in the Federal Government offers a glimpse into employee satisfaction among agencies grouped by mission.
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Flynn, fired once by a president, now resigns to another
While his aides were declaring the president had confidence in Flynn, Trump privately told associates he was troubled by the situation, according to a person who spoke with him recently.
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White House stops defending Flynn, raising questions about his fate
Embattled national security adviser Michael Flynn’s fate as one of President Trump’s senior aides is uncertain following reports that he discussed U.S. sanctions with a Russian envoy before Trump’s inauguration.
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![For feds: To post or not to post, that is the question [Commentary]](https://one.sightlinemg.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/635766323106923850-gettyimages-187222006jpg.jpg?w=1024)
For feds: To post or not to post, that is the question [Commentary]
The Hatch Act and the use of social media by federal employees.
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USAID needs advisers to countries in political transition
The United States Agency for International Development Office of Transition Initiatives is seeking to contract highly motivated, highly qualified individuals to help support rapid assessments, new country start-ups and program implementation for priority conflict-prone nations.
-
Trump reportedly supports privatizing air traffic control
Chairman of the House Transportation Committee introduced legislation to privatize the system last year but the bill stalled after opposition from other top lawmakers and from business aircraft operators.
-
DeVos confirmation: Pence tie-breaker makes Senate history
The vice president’s breaking a tie on a Cabinet nomination was a first in the history of the Senate, according to the Senate historian’s office.
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Trump’s pick for labor secretary hired undocumented worker
Labor Secretary nominee Andrew Puzder acknowledged Tuesday that he had employed an undocumented worker as a housekeeper, putting him again at odds with President Trump’s push to keep jobs in American hands.
