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Surprise retirement shakes up defense spending in Congress
Rep. Pete Visclosky, considered a friend by the defense industry, says he will not seek another term.
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White House says it will prevent government shutdown on this one condition
To avoid a government shutdown, U.S. President Donald Trump would sign a stopgap spending bill, but there are strings attached.
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New bill wants to map out federal cyber career paths
Congress has taken notice of the cybersecurity workforce shortage.
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Labor authority finds evidence that SSA intimidated union reps
The Social Security Administration will have to contend with allegations of intimidation brought by its administrative law judge union.
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Social Security Administration extends telework cancellation date
Tens of thousands of employees at the Social Security Administration have two weeks to prepare for a policy change that will remove their telework options.
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‘Hero’ letter carriers celebrated for going above and beyond
The National Association of Letter Carriers honored six postal employees that behaved heroically to help in their communities.
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Defense spending bill fails Senate vote in fight over border wall
The Senate failed to advance a Republican defense spending bill for 2020 amid partisan fighting over the president’s use of military funding for the border wall.
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USDA finalizes location for research agencies in Kansas City
Employees of the Economic Research Service and the National Institute of Food and Agriculture will soon have a new, permanent home in Kansas City, Missouri.
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Inside the government’s haunted buildings and parks
Several visitors to federal buildings and sites have reported seeing and hearing supernatural figures.
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Has Interior done enough to stop widespread sexual harassment?
The Department of Interior received a ‘wakeup call’ in 2016 and 2017 when reports found that sexual harassment was pervasive across the agency.
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Surprise retirement shakes up defense spending in Congress
Rep. Pete Visclosky, considered a friend by the defense industry, says he will not seek another term.
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White House says it will prevent government shutdown on this one condition
To avoid a government shutdown, U.S. President Donald Trump would sign a stopgap spending bill, but there are strings attached.
-
New bill wants to map out federal cyber career paths
Congress has taken notice of the cybersecurity workforce shortage.
-
Labor authority finds evidence that SSA intimidated union reps
The Social Security Administration will have to contend with allegations of intimidation brought by its administrative law judge union.
-
Social Security Administration extends telework cancellation date
Tens of thousands of employees at the Social Security Administration have two weeks to prepare for a policy change that will remove their telework options.
-
‘Hero’ letter carriers celebrated for going above and beyond
The National Association of Letter Carriers honored six postal employees that behaved heroically to help in their communities.
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Defense spending bill fails Senate vote in fight over border wall
The Senate failed to advance a Republican defense spending bill for 2020 amid partisan fighting over the president’s use of military funding for the border wall.
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USDA finalizes location for research agencies in Kansas City
Employees of the Economic Research Service and the National Institute of Food and Agriculture will soon have a new, permanent home in Kansas City, Missouri.
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Inside the government’s haunted buildings and parks
Several visitors to federal buildings and sites have reported seeing and hearing supernatural figures.
-
Has Interior done enough to stop widespread sexual harassment?
The Department of Interior received a ‘wakeup call’ in 2016 and 2017 when reports found that sexual harassment was pervasive across the agency.
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Surprise retirement shakes up defense spending in Congress
Rep. Pete Visclosky, considered a friend by the defense industry, says he will not seek another term.
-
White House says it will prevent government shutdown on this one condition
To avoid a government shutdown, U.S. President Donald Trump would sign a stopgap spending bill, but there are strings attached.
-
New bill wants to map out federal cyber career paths
Congress has taken notice of the cybersecurity workforce shortage.
-
Labor authority finds evidence that SSA intimidated union reps
The Social Security Administration will have to contend with allegations of intimidation brought by its administrative law judge union.
-
Social Security Administration extends telework cancellation date
Tens of thousands of employees at the Social Security Administration have two weeks to prepare for a policy change that will remove their telework options.
-
‘Hero’ letter carriers celebrated for going above and beyond
The National Association of Letter Carriers honored six postal employees that behaved heroically to help in their communities.
-
Defense spending bill fails Senate vote in fight over border wall
The Senate failed to advance a Republican defense spending bill for 2020 amid partisan fighting over the president’s use of military funding for the border wall.
-
USDA finalizes location for research agencies in Kansas City
Employees of the Economic Research Service and the National Institute of Food and Agriculture will soon have a new, permanent home in Kansas City, Missouri.
-
Inside the government’s haunted buildings and parks
Several visitors to federal buildings and sites have reported seeing and hearing supernatural figures.
-
Has Interior done enough to stop widespread sexual harassment?
The Department of Interior received a ‘wakeup call’ in 2016 and 2017 when reports found that sexual harassment was pervasive across the agency.
