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Doubts emerge about Trump pick for US intelligence chief
Rep. John Ratcliffe’s dearth of relevant experience may especially matter at a time when current and former government officials expect Russia to interfere in the 2020 presidential election.
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Trump says Dan Coats, director of national intelligence, is resigning
Dan Coats, director of national intelligence, will leave his job next month, President Trump announced Sunday, after a turbulent two years in which Coats and the president were often at odds over Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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House passes bipartisan budget bill with Trump support
The legislation would take care of the two biggest items on Washington’s must-do agenda: setting the debt limit and overall spending limits.
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Hiring specialists to face retraining for competitive exams
Certain federal human resources employees will have to pass a new certification to be able to examine federal job applicants for necessary skills.
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Nomination for DoD’s chief management officer heads to the Senate
The CMO position was created by Congress during a round of recent reforms, and it was elevated to the No. 3 job in the department’s chain of command.
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Senators chastise EPA for changes to records policy
The Environmental Protection Agency made changes to its policy for processing Freedom of Information Act requests without first going through a public comment period.
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Esper confirmed as new defense secretary, ending Pentagon leadership uncertainty
The Pentagon had gone more than 200 days without a permanent leader.
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Budget deal gives a big funding boost to defense, but Republicans wanted more
The $738 billion plan for defense spending next year falls short of what some claimed was needed to maintain military might.
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Deal sealed on federal budget, ensuring no shutdown, default
The deal, announced by President Donald Trump on Twitter and in a statement by Democratic House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer, will restore the government’s ability to borrow to pay its bills past next year’s elections and build upon recent large budget gains for both the Pentagon and domestic agencies.
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How CBP employees were left in danger of opioid exposure
U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers risk accidental exposure to lethal opioid doses without proper agency procedures.
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Doubts emerge about Trump pick for US intelligence chief
Rep. John Ratcliffe’s dearth of relevant experience may especially matter at a time when current and former government officials expect Russia to interfere in the 2020 presidential election.
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Trump says Dan Coats, director of national intelligence, is resigning
Dan Coats, director of national intelligence, will leave his job next month, President Trump announced Sunday, after a turbulent two years in which Coats and the president were often at odds over Russian interference in the 2016 election.
-
House passes bipartisan budget bill with Trump support
The legislation would take care of the two biggest items on Washington’s must-do agenda: setting the debt limit and overall spending limits.
-
Hiring specialists to face retraining for competitive exams
Certain federal human resources employees will have to pass a new certification to be able to examine federal job applicants for necessary skills.
-
Nomination for DoD’s chief management officer heads to the Senate
The CMO position was created by Congress during a round of recent reforms, and it was elevated to the No. 3 job in the department’s chain of command.
-
Senators chastise EPA for changes to records policy
The Environmental Protection Agency made changes to its policy for processing Freedom of Information Act requests without first going through a public comment period.
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Esper confirmed as new defense secretary, ending Pentagon leadership uncertainty
The Pentagon had gone more than 200 days without a permanent leader.
-
Budget deal gives a big funding boost to defense, but Republicans wanted more
The $738 billion plan for defense spending next year falls short of what some claimed was needed to maintain military might.
-
Deal sealed on federal budget, ensuring no shutdown, default
The deal, announced by President Donald Trump on Twitter and in a statement by Democratic House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer, will restore the government’s ability to borrow to pay its bills past next year’s elections and build upon recent large budget gains for both the Pentagon and domestic agencies.
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How CBP employees were left in danger of opioid exposure
U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers risk accidental exposure to lethal opioid doses without proper agency procedures.
-
Doubts emerge about Trump pick for US intelligence chief
Rep. John Ratcliffe’s dearth of relevant experience may especially matter at a time when current and former government officials expect Russia to interfere in the 2020 presidential election.
-
Trump says Dan Coats, director of national intelligence, is resigning
Dan Coats, director of national intelligence, will leave his job next month, President Trump announced Sunday, after a turbulent two years in which Coats and the president were often at odds over Russian interference in the 2016 election.
-
House passes bipartisan budget bill with Trump support
The legislation would take care of the two biggest items on Washington’s must-do agenda: setting the debt limit and overall spending limits.
-
Hiring specialists to face retraining for competitive exams
Certain federal human resources employees will have to pass a new certification to be able to examine federal job applicants for necessary skills.
-
Nomination for DoD’s chief management officer heads to the Senate
The CMO position was created by Congress during a round of recent reforms, and it was elevated to the No. 3 job in the department’s chain of command.
-
Senators chastise EPA for changes to records policy
The Environmental Protection Agency made changes to its policy for processing Freedom of Information Act requests without first going through a public comment period.
-
Esper confirmed as new defense secretary, ending Pentagon leadership uncertainty
The Pentagon had gone more than 200 days without a permanent leader.
-
Budget deal gives a big funding boost to defense, but Republicans wanted more
The $738 billion plan for defense spending next year falls short of what some claimed was needed to maintain military might.
-
Deal sealed on federal budget, ensuring no shutdown, default
The deal, announced by President Donald Trump on Twitter and in a statement by Democratic House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer, will restore the government’s ability to borrow to pay its bills past next year’s elections and build upon recent large budget gains for both the Pentagon and domestic agencies.
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How CBP employees were left in danger of opioid exposure
U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers risk accidental exposure to lethal opioid doses without proper agency procedures.
