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Congress returns to budget stalemate
Lawmakers returning to Washington, D.C., this week are in a race against the clock to reach a budget deal to ease statutory spending caps and avoid a government shutdown starting Oct. 1.
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US to pursue citizenship question on census but path unclear
Trump, speaking as he departed the White House for a weekend in New Jersey, said he might take executive action.
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Social Security Administration reaches impasse in union negotiations
The Social Security Administration’s failure to reach an agreement with the Association of Administrative Law Judges is the most recent example of the Trump administration’s contentious relationship with federal employee unions.
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CMS official tapped for new leadership post at HHS
Deputy chief of staff for policy is one of two new leadership positions at the Department of Health and Human Services.
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US still looking for way to ask about citizenship on census
The administration has faced numerous roadblocks to adding the citizenship question, including last week’s Supreme Court ruling that blocked its inclusion, at least temporarily.
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Appeals court: Trump can’t use Pentagon cash for border wall
An appeals court on Wednesday upheld a freeze on Pentagon money to build a border wall with Mexico, casting doubt on President Donald Trump’s ability to make good on a signature campaign promise before the 2020 election.
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Metro construction complicates commutes for some feds
Planned repairs at six Washington, D.C. metro stations have complicated the lives of commuters in the area, including federal employees.
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FCC auction could cripple first responders’ ability to do their jobs
The Federal Communication Commission’s planned sale of spectrum used by first responders could force organizations that rely on the spectrum to relocate or build new systems to be able to operate.
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2020 Census to be printed without citizenship question
The decision comes after a Supreme Court ruling determined that the Trump administration had provided insufficient rationale for the addition of a citizenship question.
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How agencies will have to report tech spend for 2021
The Office of Management and Budget wants agencies to progressively adopt a standardized IT taxonomy by fiscal year 2021.
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Congress returns to budget stalemate
Lawmakers returning to Washington, D.C., this week are in a race against the clock to reach a budget deal to ease statutory spending caps and avoid a government shutdown starting Oct. 1.
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US to pursue citizenship question on census but path unclear
Trump, speaking as he departed the White House for a weekend in New Jersey, said he might take executive action.
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Social Security Administration reaches impasse in union negotiations
The Social Security Administration’s failure to reach an agreement with the Association of Administrative Law Judges is the most recent example of the Trump administration’s contentious relationship with federal employee unions.
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CMS official tapped for new leadership post at HHS
Deputy chief of staff for policy is one of two new leadership positions at the Department of Health and Human Services.
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US still looking for way to ask about citizenship on census
The administration has faced numerous roadblocks to adding the citizenship question, including last week’s Supreme Court ruling that blocked its inclusion, at least temporarily.
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Appeals court: Trump can’t use Pentagon cash for border wall
An appeals court on Wednesday upheld a freeze on Pentagon money to build a border wall with Mexico, casting doubt on President Donald Trump’s ability to make good on a signature campaign promise before the 2020 election.
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Metro construction complicates commutes for some feds
Planned repairs at six Washington, D.C. metro stations have complicated the lives of commuters in the area, including federal employees.
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FCC auction could cripple first responders’ ability to do their jobs
The Federal Communication Commission’s planned sale of spectrum used by first responders could force organizations that rely on the spectrum to relocate or build new systems to be able to operate.
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2020 Census to be printed without citizenship question
The decision comes after a Supreme Court ruling determined that the Trump administration had provided insufficient rationale for the addition of a citizenship question.
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How agencies will have to report tech spend for 2021
The Office of Management and Budget wants agencies to progressively adopt a standardized IT taxonomy by fiscal year 2021.
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Congress returns to budget stalemate
Lawmakers returning to Washington, D.C., this week are in a race against the clock to reach a budget deal to ease statutory spending caps and avoid a government shutdown starting Oct. 1.
-
US to pursue citizenship question on census but path unclear
Trump, speaking as he departed the White House for a weekend in New Jersey, said he might take executive action.
-
Social Security Administration reaches impasse in union negotiations
The Social Security Administration’s failure to reach an agreement with the Association of Administrative Law Judges is the most recent example of the Trump administration’s contentious relationship with federal employee unions.
-
CMS official tapped for new leadership post at HHS
Deputy chief of staff for policy is one of two new leadership positions at the Department of Health and Human Services.
-
US still looking for way to ask about citizenship on census
The administration has faced numerous roadblocks to adding the citizenship question, including last week’s Supreme Court ruling that blocked its inclusion, at least temporarily.
-
Appeals court: Trump can’t use Pentagon cash for border wall
An appeals court on Wednesday upheld a freeze on Pentagon money to build a border wall with Mexico, casting doubt on President Donald Trump’s ability to make good on a signature campaign promise before the 2020 election.
-
Metro construction complicates commutes for some feds
Planned repairs at six Washington, D.C. metro stations have complicated the lives of commuters in the area, including federal employees.
-
FCC auction could cripple first responders’ ability to do their jobs
The Federal Communication Commission’s planned sale of spectrum used by first responders could force organizations that rely on the spectrum to relocate or build new systems to be able to operate.
-
2020 Census to be printed without citizenship question
The decision comes after a Supreme Court ruling determined that the Trump administration had provided insufficient rationale for the addition of a citizenship question.
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How agencies will have to report tech spend for 2021
The Office of Management and Budget wants agencies to progressively adopt a standardized IT taxonomy by fiscal year 2021.
