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Trump says tweet serves as ‘notification’ to Congress that US may ‘quickly & fully strike back’ against Iran
Trump’s assertion on Twitter Sunday that he can use social media to inform Congress of future military actions against Iran is likely to cause further tensions between lawmakers and the White House.
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How far can Trump push Iran without Congress’ OK? Depends who you ask
Lawmakers say they have not received legal justification for the airstrike which killed a key Iranian leader on Thursday.
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Key veterans policy lawmaker to step down at the end of 2020
Rep. Phil Roe, who has served in Congress since 2009, said he is retiring to spend more time with his family.
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Land management head faces ‘unwelcome party’ after his reauthorization
Critics have questioned William Perry Pendley’s suitability to oversee U.S. public lands due to his past opposition to the government even keeping public lands to begin with.
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Pompeo to visit Ukraine as Senate weighs impeachment trial
As the Senate weighs options for a trial, Pompeo will depart Thursday on a five-nation tour of Europe and Central Asia. Ukraine will be the first stop on the trip, the State Department said Monday.
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Data front and center at the NSF in 2020
Dorothy Aronson, the CIO of the National Science Foundation and workforce co-lead on the CIO Council, wants to better define roles for data scientists.
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Congress weighs closing up No. 3 office at the Pentagon
Members of Congress are questioning the future of the Pentagon’s chief management officer position, just three years after they created it.
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Trump celebrates Rep. Van Drew’s switch from Democrat to GOP
Van Drew on Wednesday broke with his party and voted against impeaching Trump — a move that bolstered GOP attempts to depict Democrats as divided on the matter. Republicans voted unanimously against it.
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How to score A+ on the federal IT report card
The CIOs leading the highest-rated IT shops in the federal government talked with Federal Times about how they’ve taken their agencies to the top.
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Federal science agency to get a new face in charge
President Donald Trump’s pick to lead the National Science Foundation previously served on its governing body.
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Trump says tweet serves as ‘notification’ to Congress that US may ‘quickly & fully strike back’ against Iran
Trump’s assertion on Twitter Sunday that he can use social media to inform Congress of future military actions against Iran is likely to cause further tensions between lawmakers and the White House.
-
How far can Trump push Iran without Congress’ OK? Depends who you ask
Lawmakers say they have not received legal justification for the airstrike which killed a key Iranian leader on Thursday.
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Key veterans policy lawmaker to step down at the end of 2020
Rep. Phil Roe, who has served in Congress since 2009, said he is retiring to spend more time with his family.
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Land management head faces ‘unwelcome party’ after his reauthorization
Critics have questioned William Perry Pendley’s suitability to oversee U.S. public lands due to his past opposition to the government even keeping public lands to begin with.
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Pompeo to visit Ukraine as Senate weighs impeachment trial
As the Senate weighs options for a trial, Pompeo will depart Thursday on a five-nation tour of Europe and Central Asia. Ukraine will be the first stop on the trip, the State Department said Monday.
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Data front and center at the NSF in 2020
Dorothy Aronson, the CIO of the National Science Foundation and workforce co-lead on the CIO Council, wants to better define roles for data scientists.
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Congress weighs closing up No. 3 office at the Pentagon
Members of Congress are questioning the future of the Pentagon’s chief management officer position, just three years after they created it.
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Trump celebrates Rep. Van Drew’s switch from Democrat to GOP
Van Drew on Wednesday broke with his party and voted against impeaching Trump — a move that bolstered GOP attempts to depict Democrats as divided on the matter. Republicans voted unanimously against it.
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How to score A+ on the federal IT report card
The CIOs leading the highest-rated IT shops in the federal government talked with Federal Times about how they’ve taken their agencies to the top.
-
Federal science agency to get a new face in charge
President Donald Trump’s pick to lead the National Science Foundation previously served on its governing body.
-
Trump says tweet serves as ‘notification’ to Congress that US may ‘quickly & fully strike back’ against Iran
Trump’s assertion on Twitter Sunday that he can use social media to inform Congress of future military actions against Iran is likely to cause further tensions between lawmakers and the White House.
-
How far can Trump push Iran without Congress’ OK? Depends who you ask
Lawmakers say they have not received legal justification for the airstrike which killed a key Iranian leader on Thursday.
-
Key veterans policy lawmaker to step down at the end of 2020
Rep. Phil Roe, who has served in Congress since 2009, said he is retiring to spend more time with his family.
-
Land management head faces ‘unwelcome party’ after his reauthorization
Critics have questioned William Perry Pendley’s suitability to oversee U.S. public lands due to his past opposition to the government even keeping public lands to begin with.
-
Pompeo to visit Ukraine as Senate weighs impeachment trial
As the Senate weighs options for a trial, Pompeo will depart Thursday on a five-nation tour of Europe and Central Asia. Ukraine will be the first stop on the trip, the State Department said Monday.
-
Data front and center at the NSF in 2020
Dorothy Aronson, the CIO of the National Science Foundation and workforce co-lead on the CIO Council, wants to better define roles for data scientists.
-
Congress weighs closing up No. 3 office at the Pentagon
Members of Congress are questioning the future of the Pentagon’s chief management officer position, just three years after they created it.
-
Trump celebrates Rep. Van Drew’s switch from Democrat to GOP
Van Drew on Wednesday broke with his party and voted against impeaching Trump — a move that bolstered GOP attempts to depict Democrats as divided on the matter. Republicans voted unanimously against it.
-
How to score A+ on the federal IT report card
The CIOs leading the highest-rated IT shops in the federal government talked with Federal Times about how they’ve taken their agencies to the top.
-
Federal science agency to get a new face in charge
President Donald Trump’s pick to lead the National Science Foundation previously served on its governing body.
