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Can the 2019 giving season rebound from last year’s challenges?
The Combined Federal Campaign has seen a downturn in contributions in recent years, but one leader is confident they have the right approach going into the 2019 season.
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Committee approves plan to protect feds’ credit during a shutdown
Federal employees that miss payments or default on loans due to missing paychecks from a government shutdown may not have to see those problems reflected in their credit scores.
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House OKs measure to prevent possible end-of-month shutdown
The Senate is expected to approve the stopgap bill next week. The vote in the Democratic-run House on the bipartisan plan was 301-123.
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Key Senate panel approves $250 million for election security
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell announced in a floor speech in advance of the Appropriations Committee vote that he would support the funding.
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Senate budget offers feds a smaller pay raise, stops reorg plans
The Senate version of general government appropriations legislation defers to the White House in some budget areas but defies it in others.
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Defense spending bill hits border wall in Senate
Senate Democrats blocked Republican plans to advance an appropriations package including $693 billion in defense spending.
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Federal program to introduce new opioid abuse prevention tools
A new contract will provide the Department of Labor with tracking and alert tools to better manage medications prescribed under its workers compensation program.
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Trump names hostage envoy Robert O’Brien national security adviser
Trump tweeted the announcement from California, where he was opening the third and final day of a West Coast fundraising swing.
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May 2018 executive orders are still in effect
Unions may have tried to attain a quick judicial win, but it now appears it was at the cost of a year or more delay in starting the correct process for a legal challenge.
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The Pentagon is canceling three border wall projects because the costs went up
Three sections of wall in Arizona are out for now.
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Can the 2019 giving season rebound from last year’s challenges?
The Combined Federal Campaign has seen a downturn in contributions in recent years, but one leader is confident they have the right approach going into the 2019 season.
-
Committee approves plan to protect feds’ credit during a shutdown
Federal employees that miss payments or default on loans due to missing paychecks from a government shutdown may not have to see those problems reflected in their credit scores.
-
House OKs measure to prevent possible end-of-month shutdown
The Senate is expected to approve the stopgap bill next week. The vote in the Democratic-run House on the bipartisan plan was 301-123.
-
Key Senate panel approves $250 million for election security
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell announced in a floor speech in advance of the Appropriations Committee vote that he would support the funding.
-
Senate budget offers feds a smaller pay raise, stops reorg plans
The Senate version of general government appropriations legislation defers to the White House in some budget areas but defies it in others.
-
Defense spending bill hits border wall in Senate
Senate Democrats blocked Republican plans to advance an appropriations package including $693 billion in defense spending.
-
Federal program to introduce new opioid abuse prevention tools
A new contract will provide the Department of Labor with tracking and alert tools to better manage medications prescribed under its workers compensation program.
-
Trump names hostage envoy Robert O’Brien national security adviser
Trump tweeted the announcement from California, where he was opening the third and final day of a West Coast fundraising swing.
-
May 2018 executive orders are still in effect
Unions may have tried to attain a quick judicial win, but it now appears it was at the cost of a year or more delay in starting the correct process for a legal challenge.
-
The Pentagon is canceling three border wall projects because the costs went up
Three sections of wall in Arizona are out for now.
-
Can the 2019 giving season rebound from last year’s challenges?
The Combined Federal Campaign has seen a downturn in contributions in recent years, but one leader is confident they have the right approach going into the 2019 season.
-
Committee approves plan to protect feds’ credit during a shutdown
Federal employees that miss payments or default on loans due to missing paychecks from a government shutdown may not have to see those problems reflected in their credit scores.
-
House OKs measure to prevent possible end-of-month shutdown
The Senate is expected to approve the stopgap bill next week. The vote in the Democratic-run House on the bipartisan plan was 301-123.
-
Key Senate panel approves $250 million for election security
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell announced in a floor speech in advance of the Appropriations Committee vote that he would support the funding.
-
Senate budget offers feds a smaller pay raise, stops reorg plans
The Senate version of general government appropriations legislation defers to the White House in some budget areas but defies it in others.
-
Defense spending bill hits border wall in Senate
Senate Democrats blocked Republican plans to advance an appropriations package including $693 billion in defense spending.
-
Federal program to introduce new opioid abuse prevention tools
A new contract will provide the Department of Labor with tracking and alert tools to better manage medications prescribed under its workers compensation program.
-
Trump names hostage envoy Robert O’Brien national security adviser
Trump tweeted the announcement from California, where he was opening the third and final day of a West Coast fundraising swing.
-
May 2018 executive orders are still in effect
Unions may have tried to attain a quick judicial win, but it now appears it was at the cost of a year or more delay in starting the correct process for a legal challenge.
-
The Pentagon is canceling three border wall projects because the costs went up
Three sections of wall in Arizona are out for now.
