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Biden kicks off Easter Egg Roll with talk of reelection bid
The White House Easter Egg Roll dates to 1878, when President Rutherford B. Hayes opened the White House lawn to children.
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White House releases after-action reviews on Afghanistan withdrawal
The review places significant blame on the Trump administration for its handling of the Afghanistan war and drawdown agreement with the Taliban.
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IRS unveils plan for $80 billion overhaul with expanded audits, hiring
No hiring boost is foreseen for the criminal investigation unit, which represents 3% of the agency’s workforce and employs more than 2,000 special agents.
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To counter China, US trade rep seeks closer ties to allies
U.S. Trade Representative Katherine Tai is calling for “friend-shoring’’ — building supply chains among allies and curbing dependence on rivals like China.
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Werfel sworn in as IRS commissioner, to lead $80B agency overhaul
Over the last decade, the IRS budget declined by about 20%, and the agency has more than 20,000 fewer employees than in 2010.
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Among 160 years of presidential scandals, Trump stands alone
Richard Nixon resigned in disgrace over his role in the infamous Watergate break-in.
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Departing VA deputy sees progress, success in department changes
Donald Remy is set to step down from his leadership post at VA on April 1.
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Pentagon urged to use federal workforce instead of contractors
The commercial industrial base builds the systems and equipment, and the department ensures those systems are maintained and operational.
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The global nuclear energy market is a geopolitical battleground
By weaving energy security into the heart of our national security strategy, we can bolster our capacity to deter and resist authoritarian aggression.
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Biden’s pick to lead FAA withdraws amid shaky Senate support
Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg confirmed Washington’s withdrawal in a tweet.
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Biden kicks off Easter Egg Roll with talk of reelection bid
The White House Easter Egg Roll dates to 1878, when President Rutherford B. Hayes opened the White House lawn to children.
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White House releases after-action reviews on Afghanistan withdrawal
The review places significant blame on the Trump administration for its handling of the Afghanistan war and drawdown agreement with the Taliban.
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IRS unveils plan for $80 billion overhaul with expanded audits, hiring
No hiring boost is foreseen for the criminal investigation unit, which represents 3% of the agency’s workforce and employs more than 2,000 special agents.
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To counter China, US trade rep seeks closer ties to allies
U.S. Trade Representative Katherine Tai is calling for “friend-shoring’’ — building supply chains among allies and curbing dependence on rivals like China.
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Werfel sworn in as IRS commissioner, to lead $80B agency overhaul
Over the last decade, the IRS budget declined by about 20%, and the agency has more than 20,000 fewer employees than in 2010.
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Among 160 years of presidential scandals, Trump stands alone
Richard Nixon resigned in disgrace over his role in the infamous Watergate break-in.
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Departing VA deputy sees progress, success in department changes
Donald Remy is set to step down from his leadership post at VA on April 1.
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Pentagon urged to use federal workforce instead of contractors
The commercial industrial base builds the systems and equipment, and the department ensures those systems are maintained and operational.
-
The global nuclear energy market is a geopolitical battleground
By weaving energy security into the heart of our national security strategy, we can bolster our capacity to deter and resist authoritarian aggression.
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Biden’s pick to lead FAA withdraws amid shaky Senate support
Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg confirmed Washington’s withdrawal in a tweet.
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Biden kicks off Easter Egg Roll with talk of reelection bid
The White House Easter Egg Roll dates to 1878, when President Rutherford B. Hayes opened the White House lawn to children.
-
White House releases after-action reviews on Afghanistan withdrawal
The review places significant blame on the Trump administration for its handling of the Afghanistan war and drawdown agreement with the Taliban.
-
IRS unveils plan for $80 billion overhaul with expanded audits, hiring
No hiring boost is foreseen for the criminal investigation unit, which represents 3% of the agency’s workforce and employs more than 2,000 special agents.
-
To counter China, US trade rep seeks closer ties to allies
U.S. Trade Representative Katherine Tai is calling for “friend-shoring’’ — building supply chains among allies and curbing dependence on rivals like China.
-
Werfel sworn in as IRS commissioner, to lead $80B agency overhaul
Over the last decade, the IRS budget declined by about 20%, and the agency has more than 20,000 fewer employees than in 2010.
-
Among 160 years of presidential scandals, Trump stands alone
Richard Nixon resigned in disgrace over his role in the infamous Watergate break-in.
-
Departing VA deputy sees progress, success in department changes
Donald Remy is set to step down from his leadership post at VA on April 1.
-
Pentagon urged to use federal workforce instead of contractors
The commercial industrial base builds the systems and equipment, and the department ensures those systems are maintained and operational.
-
The global nuclear energy market is a geopolitical battleground
By weaving energy security into the heart of our national security strategy, we can bolster our capacity to deter and resist authoritarian aggression.
-
Biden’s pick to lead FAA withdraws amid shaky Senate support
Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg confirmed Washington’s withdrawal in a tweet.
