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John Kelly says Vindman did the right thing about Trump, Zelensky call; Trump hits back on Twitter
“He did exactly what we teach them to do from cradle to grave,” the retired Marine Corps general said.
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Here are the signs agencies are giving on federal data initiatives
After over a year of the White House directing how to use the federal government’s data, the latest budget requests signal agencies are ready to take over.
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Report: Census Bureau at risk of not being ready for count
Lawmakers held a hearing to get an update from Census Bureau director Steven Dillingham and other agency officials on its readiness for the largest and most complex head count in U.S, history.
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What’s in the DHS cyber agency’s budget request
While funding requests fluctuated on two federal cybersecurity programs, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency also previewed some new investments it wants to make.
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Trump suggests Army should punish officer who testified in impeachment inquiry
Defense officials in the past had promised that Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman would be protected from retaliation.
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Feds stand up in silent judgement of Trump policies
Members of the American Federation of Government Employees stood for 20 minutes in silence at the Hart Senate Office Building to protest Trump administration workforce policies.
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OPM calls for quality and transparency in healthcare negotiations
Health insurance carriers have received advanced notice of the elements the Office of Personnel Management wants them to have in Federal Employee Health Benefits negotiations.
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State of White House McCusker nomination in flux amid impeachment fallout
A top Senate Republican on Tuesday cast doubt on a report the White House will pull Elaine McCusker’s nomination
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Schumer wants DoD inspector general to protect whistleblowers amid Trump payback
Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer is calling on the nation’s 74 inspectors general to protect government whistleblowers amid President Donald Trump’s ouster of key government officials in the impeachment probe.
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Here’s what the White House wants to spend on IT
The White House’s IT budget proposal increased about $4 billion over last year’s request.
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John Kelly says Vindman did the right thing about Trump, Zelensky call; Trump hits back on Twitter
“He did exactly what we teach them to do from cradle to grave,” the retired Marine Corps general said.
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Here are the signs agencies are giving on federal data initiatives
After over a year of the White House directing how to use the federal government’s data, the latest budget requests signal agencies are ready to take over.
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Report: Census Bureau at risk of not being ready for count
Lawmakers held a hearing to get an update from Census Bureau director Steven Dillingham and other agency officials on its readiness for the largest and most complex head count in U.S, history.
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What’s in the DHS cyber agency’s budget request
While funding requests fluctuated on two federal cybersecurity programs, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency also previewed some new investments it wants to make.
-
Trump suggests Army should punish officer who testified in impeachment inquiry
Defense officials in the past had promised that Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman would be protected from retaliation.
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Feds stand up in silent judgement of Trump policies
Members of the American Federation of Government Employees stood for 20 minutes in silence at the Hart Senate Office Building to protest Trump administration workforce policies.
-
OPM calls for quality and transparency in healthcare negotiations
Health insurance carriers have received advanced notice of the elements the Office of Personnel Management wants them to have in Federal Employee Health Benefits negotiations.
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State of White House McCusker nomination in flux amid impeachment fallout
A top Senate Republican on Tuesday cast doubt on a report the White House will pull Elaine McCusker’s nomination
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Schumer wants DoD inspector general to protect whistleblowers amid Trump payback
Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer is calling on the nation’s 74 inspectors general to protect government whistleblowers amid President Donald Trump’s ouster of key government officials in the impeachment probe.
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Here’s what the White House wants to spend on IT
The White House’s IT budget proposal increased about $4 billion over last year’s request.
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John Kelly says Vindman did the right thing about Trump, Zelensky call; Trump hits back on Twitter
“He did exactly what we teach them to do from cradle to grave,” the retired Marine Corps general said.
-
Here are the signs agencies are giving on federal data initiatives
After over a year of the White House directing how to use the federal government’s data, the latest budget requests signal agencies are ready to take over.
-
Report: Census Bureau at risk of not being ready for count
Lawmakers held a hearing to get an update from Census Bureau director Steven Dillingham and other agency officials on its readiness for the largest and most complex head count in U.S, history.
-
What’s in the DHS cyber agency’s budget request
While funding requests fluctuated on two federal cybersecurity programs, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency also previewed some new investments it wants to make.
-
Trump suggests Army should punish officer who testified in impeachment inquiry
Defense officials in the past had promised that Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman would be protected from retaliation.
-
Feds stand up in silent judgement of Trump policies
Members of the American Federation of Government Employees stood for 20 minutes in silence at the Hart Senate Office Building to protest Trump administration workforce policies.
-
OPM calls for quality and transparency in healthcare negotiations
Health insurance carriers have received advanced notice of the elements the Office of Personnel Management wants them to have in Federal Employee Health Benefits negotiations.
-
State of White House McCusker nomination in flux amid impeachment fallout
A top Senate Republican on Tuesday cast doubt on a report the White House will pull Elaine McCusker’s nomination
-
Schumer wants DoD inspector general to protect whistleblowers amid Trump payback
Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer is calling on the nation’s 74 inspectors general to protect government whistleblowers amid President Donald Trump’s ouster of key government officials in the impeachment probe.
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Here’s what the White House wants to spend on IT
The White House’s IT budget proposal increased about $4 billion over last year’s request.
