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Fed’s Bostic admits financial trades broke ethics rules
The disclosure comes just a year after a trading controversy engulfed the Federal Reserve.
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Interior names environmental enforcement, ‘orphaned’ oil well advisers
Appointees include former Biden campaign and Capitol Hill staffers.
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Thousands of federal officials own stock in regulated companies: WSJ
Some Department of Defense officials held stock in Chinese companies while the U.S. was considering blacklisting them, report says.
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Federal judge faults Postmaster General DeJoy in mail delays
Delays and the removal of mail-sorting machines were among actions that led New York and other states to sue.
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National Park Service accused of violating federal labor law
The American Federation of Government Employees represents 700,000 workers in the federal government.
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Staff for Rep. Andy Levin form first ever Congressional office union
The vote was unanimous, according to Congressional Workers Union.
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Biden says tentative labor deal reached, averting national rail strike
Railroads and union representatives held negotiations for 20 hours at the Labor Department on Wednesday to hammer out a deal.
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Biden to keep Powell as Fed chair, Brainard gets vice chair
President Joe Biden announced Monday, Nov. 22, 2021 that he’s nominating Jerome Powell for a second term as Federal Reserve chair.
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Congressional rights office announces interim head amid privacy reform effort
The Office of Congressional Workplace Rights could soon lose its executive director to a presidential nomination at the Federal Labor Relations Authority.
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Colin Powell, 84, dies of COVID-19 complications
The former Secretary of State and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs was 84 years old.
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Fed’s Bostic admits financial trades broke ethics rules
The disclosure comes just a year after a trading controversy engulfed the Federal Reserve.
-
Interior names environmental enforcement, ‘orphaned’ oil well advisers
Appointees include former Biden campaign and Capitol Hill staffers.
-
Thousands of federal officials own stock in regulated companies: WSJ
Some Department of Defense officials held stock in Chinese companies while the U.S. was considering blacklisting them, report says.
-
Federal judge faults Postmaster General DeJoy in mail delays
Delays and the removal of mail-sorting machines were among actions that led New York and other states to sue.
-
National Park Service accused of violating federal labor law
The American Federation of Government Employees represents 700,000 workers in the federal government.
-
Staff for Rep. Andy Levin form first ever Congressional office union
The vote was unanimous, according to Congressional Workers Union.
-
Biden says tentative labor deal reached, averting national rail strike
Railroads and union representatives held negotiations for 20 hours at the Labor Department on Wednesday to hammer out a deal.
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Biden to keep Powell as Fed chair, Brainard gets vice chair
President Joe Biden announced Monday, Nov. 22, 2021 that he’s nominating Jerome Powell for a second term as Federal Reserve chair.
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Congressional rights office announces interim head amid privacy reform effort
The Office of Congressional Workplace Rights could soon lose its executive director to a presidential nomination at the Federal Labor Relations Authority.
-
Colin Powell, 84, dies of COVID-19 complications
The former Secretary of State and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs was 84 years old.
-
Fed’s Bostic admits financial trades broke ethics rules
The disclosure comes just a year after a trading controversy engulfed the Federal Reserve.
-
Interior names environmental enforcement, ‘orphaned’ oil well advisers
Appointees include former Biden campaign and Capitol Hill staffers.
-
Thousands of federal officials own stock in regulated companies: WSJ
Some Department of Defense officials held stock in Chinese companies while the U.S. was considering blacklisting them, report says.
-
Federal judge faults Postmaster General DeJoy in mail delays
Delays and the removal of mail-sorting machines were among actions that led New York and other states to sue.
-
National Park Service accused of violating federal labor law
The American Federation of Government Employees represents 700,000 workers in the federal government.
-
Staff for Rep. Andy Levin form first ever Congressional office union
The vote was unanimous, according to Congressional Workers Union.
-
Biden says tentative labor deal reached, averting national rail strike
Railroads and union representatives held negotiations for 20 hours at the Labor Department on Wednesday to hammer out a deal.
-
Biden to keep Powell as Fed chair, Brainard gets vice chair
President Joe Biden announced Monday, Nov. 22, 2021 that he’s nominating Jerome Powell for a second term as Federal Reserve chair.
-
Congressional rights office announces interim head amid privacy reform effort
The Office of Congressional Workplace Rights could soon lose its executive director to a presidential nomination at the Federal Labor Relations Authority.
-
Colin Powell, 84, dies of COVID-19 complications
The former Secretary of State and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs was 84 years old.
