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Is Pentagon planning up to the job for great power competition?
A report argues the Pentagon should adopt a more dynamic approach to contingency planning that’s better suited to great power competition.
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Republicans push Biden to seek more Taiwan military aid in next budget
GOP lawmakers want to see $2 billion in military aid for Taiwan in the forthcoming budget request.
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IRS nominee to face questions over how agency will spend $80 billion
Werfel, nominated by President Joe Biden to steer the IRS as it receives the massive funding boost, gets his confirmation hearing Wednesday.
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Air Force’s No. 2 civilian to step down March 6
Gina Ortiz Jones has overseen the needs of nearly 700,000 military and civilian personnel across the Air Force and Space Force for the past two years.
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Interior secretary hires Native American as legal counsel
Trujillo worked as a state Cabinet secretary for nearly four years under Democratic New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham.
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Biden fires Architect of the Capitol after report of management lapses
An inspector general report released last year found “administrative, ethical and policy violations” by Blanton, a Trump-era appointee.
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Official overseeing VA health records overhaul to leave this month
Dr. Terry Adirim has served in the role since late 2021 and will leave on Feb. 25.
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State of the Union takeaways: More conciliation than conflict
Biden uttered the phrase “finish the job” at least a dozen times during his address. It sounded like a slogan he might employ for a reelection campaign.
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What time is the State of the Union address?
Here’s how you can watch, listen and stream with accessibility features and post-speech coverage.
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Labor Secretary Walsh to leave Biden Cabinet for NHL union: AP sources
A serious fan of the Boston Bruins, Walsh showed an encyclopedic knowledge of the sport during his tenure from 2014 to 2021 as mayor of Boston.
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Is Pentagon planning up to the job for great power competition?
A report argues the Pentagon should adopt a more dynamic approach to contingency planning that’s better suited to great power competition.
-
Republicans push Biden to seek more Taiwan military aid in next budget
GOP lawmakers want to see $2 billion in military aid for Taiwan in the forthcoming budget request.
-
IRS nominee to face questions over how agency will spend $80 billion
Werfel, nominated by President Joe Biden to steer the IRS as it receives the massive funding boost, gets his confirmation hearing Wednesday.
-
Air Force’s No. 2 civilian to step down March 6
Gina Ortiz Jones has overseen the needs of nearly 700,000 military and civilian personnel across the Air Force and Space Force for the past two years.
-
Interior secretary hires Native American as legal counsel
Trujillo worked as a state Cabinet secretary for nearly four years under Democratic New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham.
-
Biden fires Architect of the Capitol after report of management lapses
An inspector general report released last year found “administrative, ethical and policy violations” by Blanton, a Trump-era appointee.
-
Official overseeing VA health records overhaul to leave this month
Dr. Terry Adirim has served in the role since late 2021 and will leave on Feb. 25.
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State of the Union takeaways: More conciliation than conflict
Biden uttered the phrase “finish the job” at least a dozen times during his address. It sounded like a slogan he might employ for a reelection campaign.
-
What time is the State of the Union address?
Here’s how you can watch, listen and stream with accessibility features and post-speech coverage.
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Labor Secretary Walsh to leave Biden Cabinet for NHL union: AP sources
A serious fan of the Boston Bruins, Walsh showed an encyclopedic knowledge of the sport during his tenure from 2014 to 2021 as mayor of Boston.
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Is Pentagon planning up to the job for great power competition?
A report argues the Pentagon should adopt a more dynamic approach to contingency planning that’s better suited to great power competition.
-
Republicans push Biden to seek more Taiwan military aid in next budget
GOP lawmakers want to see $2 billion in military aid for Taiwan in the forthcoming budget request.
-
IRS nominee to face questions over how agency will spend $80 billion
Werfel, nominated by President Joe Biden to steer the IRS as it receives the massive funding boost, gets his confirmation hearing Wednesday.
-
Air Force’s No. 2 civilian to step down March 6
Gina Ortiz Jones has overseen the needs of nearly 700,000 military and civilian personnel across the Air Force and Space Force for the past two years.
-
Interior secretary hires Native American as legal counsel
Trujillo worked as a state Cabinet secretary for nearly four years under Democratic New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham.
-
Biden fires Architect of the Capitol after report of management lapses
An inspector general report released last year found “administrative, ethical and policy violations” by Blanton, a Trump-era appointee.
-
Official overseeing VA health records overhaul to leave this month
Dr. Terry Adirim has served in the role since late 2021 and will leave on Feb. 25.
-
State of the Union takeaways: More conciliation than conflict
Biden uttered the phrase “finish the job” at least a dozen times during his address. It sounded like a slogan he might employ for a reelection campaign.
-
What time is the State of the Union address?
Here’s how you can watch, listen and stream with accessibility features and post-speech coverage.
-
Labor Secretary Walsh to leave Biden Cabinet for NHL union: AP sources
A serious fan of the Boston Bruins, Walsh showed an encyclopedic knowledge of the sport during his tenure from 2014 to 2021 as mayor of Boston.
