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US Interior Secretary Haaland reflects on tenure amid policy changes
Both Democratic and Republican members of Congress also have grilled her about her agency’s $19 billion budget request.
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Top Marine nominee unlikely to get confirmed before predecessor retires
Gen. Eric Smith should take charge of the Marine Corps either way on July 10.
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Why haven’t China and the US agreed to restore military contacts?
Top U.S. officials have called repeatedly over the past few months for China to reestablish military communication channels.
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Booze, drugs and a pet snake: Families can cause White House headaches
Children of U.S. presidents, like Hunter Biden, have long been subjects of fascination and curiosity, with their every move under public scrutiny.
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Biden celebrates Juneteenth, newest federal holiday, at White House
The concert also commemorated Black Music Month and featured artists such as Tony Award winner Audra McDonald and singer Jennifer Hudson.
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House panel proposes expanded role for Pentagon’s top tech official
The draft fiscal 2024 defense policy bill would expand the role to focus more heavily on commercial technology integration.
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Biden hosts NATO Secretary as competition grows to replace him
The jockeying to replace the retiring NATO chief is intensifying as leaders of the 31-member alliance are set to meet for their annual summit next month.
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Federal regulators to review all major freight railroads for safety
Administrator Amit Bose told Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer that the FRA will produce reports on Union Pacific, BNSF, CSX and others.
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Senate confirms Syed to lead Small Business Administration
He is the highest-ranking Muslim official in the U.S. government.
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Congress urges Biden to fill inspector general vacancies
Government watchdogs have been missing from the U.S. Department of the Treasury, the Department of State and the U.S. Agency for International Development.
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US Interior Secretary Haaland reflects on tenure amid policy changes
Both Democratic and Republican members of Congress also have grilled her about her agency’s $19 billion budget request.
-
Top Marine nominee unlikely to get confirmed before predecessor retires
Gen. Eric Smith should take charge of the Marine Corps either way on July 10.
-
Why haven’t China and the US agreed to restore military contacts?
Top U.S. officials have called repeatedly over the past few months for China to reestablish military communication channels.
-
Booze, drugs and a pet snake: Families can cause White House headaches
Children of U.S. presidents, like Hunter Biden, have long been subjects of fascination and curiosity, with their every move under public scrutiny.
-
Biden celebrates Juneteenth, newest federal holiday, at White House
The concert also commemorated Black Music Month and featured artists such as Tony Award winner Audra McDonald and singer Jennifer Hudson.
-
House panel proposes expanded role for Pentagon’s top tech official
The draft fiscal 2024 defense policy bill would expand the role to focus more heavily on commercial technology integration.
-
Biden hosts NATO Secretary as competition grows to replace him
The jockeying to replace the retiring NATO chief is intensifying as leaders of the 31-member alliance are set to meet for their annual summit next month.
-
Federal regulators to review all major freight railroads for safety
Administrator Amit Bose told Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer that the FRA will produce reports on Union Pacific, BNSF, CSX and others.
-
Senate confirms Syed to lead Small Business Administration
He is the highest-ranking Muslim official in the U.S. government.
-
Congress urges Biden to fill inspector general vacancies
Government watchdogs have been missing from the U.S. Department of the Treasury, the Department of State and the U.S. Agency for International Development.
-
US Interior Secretary Haaland reflects on tenure amid policy changes
Both Democratic and Republican members of Congress also have grilled her about her agency’s $19 billion budget request.
-
Top Marine nominee unlikely to get confirmed before predecessor retires
Gen. Eric Smith should take charge of the Marine Corps either way on July 10.
-
Why haven’t China and the US agreed to restore military contacts?
Top U.S. officials have called repeatedly over the past few months for China to reestablish military communication channels.
-
Booze, drugs and a pet snake: Families can cause White House headaches
Children of U.S. presidents, like Hunter Biden, have long been subjects of fascination and curiosity, with their every move under public scrutiny.
-
Biden celebrates Juneteenth, newest federal holiday, at White House
The concert also commemorated Black Music Month and featured artists such as Tony Award winner Audra McDonald and singer Jennifer Hudson.
-
House panel proposes expanded role for Pentagon’s top tech official
The draft fiscal 2024 defense policy bill would expand the role to focus more heavily on commercial technology integration.
-
Biden hosts NATO Secretary as competition grows to replace him
The jockeying to replace the retiring NATO chief is intensifying as leaders of the 31-member alliance are set to meet for their annual summit next month.
-
Federal regulators to review all major freight railroads for safety
Administrator Amit Bose told Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer that the FRA will produce reports on Union Pacific, BNSF, CSX and others.
-
Senate confirms Syed to lead Small Business Administration
He is the highest-ranking Muslim official in the U.S. government.
-
Congress urges Biden to fill inspector general vacancies
Government watchdogs have been missing from the U.S. Department of the Treasury, the Department of State and the U.S. Agency for International Development.
