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Who will handle federal employee appeals now?
The end of Mark Robbins’ term as a member of the Merit Systems Protection Board marks an unprecedented lack of leadership at the agency.
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Is VA shortchanging women’s health programs?
Lawmakers worry that spending for women-specific programs isn’t keeping up with the rapidly growing number of women veterans.
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Senate confirms acting EPA chief for permanent role
Senators voted 52-47 to confirm Andrew Wheeler, who was nominated by President Donald Trump after former administrator Scott Pruitt resigned last year amid a series of ethics allegations.
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Large-scale closures of VA facilities could be coming sooner than expected. Here’s why.
An asset review commission is set for 2022, but VA officials are considering moving quicker on the work.
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US to demolish Trump’s border wall prototypes in San Diego
The four concrete and four steel panels, spaced closely together steps from an existing barrier separating San Diego and Tijuana, Mexico, were one of Trump’s top priorities, and he visited the location a year ago to see the installations firsthand.
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The precarious perch of a potential Pentagon chief
Patrick Shanahan, the former Boeing executive, was in a familiar place — aboard an airplane — when he got word of a bolt-from-the-blue political shot across his bow, an apparent blow to his chances of being nominated as the next secretary of defense.
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Congress seeks to improve agency relations with employee unions
Recently introduced legislation would reinstate a labor management council that was disbanded during the first year of the Trump administration.
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New open government plan doubles down on old priorities
The Trump administration’s first official open government policy includes eight primary initiatives to increase federal transparency.
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This Trump administration effort to increase military spending is likely to spur controversy. Here’s why.
President Donald Trump is eyeing a boost to overseas contingency funds of more than $100 billion for fiscal 2020.
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Trump books Lincoln Memorial for July 4th gala he’ll host
President Donald Trump says he’ll host a July Fourth celebration at the Lincoln Memorial. And though the event he’s calling “A Salute to America” is months away, he’s boasting it’ll be one of the city’s biggest Independence Day gatherings — ever.
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Who will handle federal employee appeals now?
The end of Mark Robbins’ term as a member of the Merit Systems Protection Board marks an unprecedented lack of leadership at the agency.
-
Is VA shortchanging women’s health programs?
Lawmakers worry that spending for women-specific programs isn’t keeping up with the rapidly growing number of women veterans.
-
Senate confirms acting EPA chief for permanent role
Senators voted 52-47 to confirm Andrew Wheeler, who was nominated by President Donald Trump after former administrator Scott Pruitt resigned last year amid a series of ethics allegations.
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Large-scale closures of VA facilities could be coming sooner than expected. Here’s why.
An asset review commission is set for 2022, but VA officials are considering moving quicker on the work.
-
US to demolish Trump’s border wall prototypes in San Diego
The four concrete and four steel panels, spaced closely together steps from an existing barrier separating San Diego and Tijuana, Mexico, were one of Trump’s top priorities, and he visited the location a year ago to see the installations firsthand.
-
The precarious perch of a potential Pentagon chief
Patrick Shanahan, the former Boeing executive, was in a familiar place — aboard an airplane — when he got word of a bolt-from-the-blue political shot across his bow, an apparent blow to his chances of being nominated as the next secretary of defense.
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Congress seeks to improve agency relations with employee unions
Recently introduced legislation would reinstate a labor management council that was disbanded during the first year of the Trump administration.
-
New open government plan doubles down on old priorities
The Trump administration’s first official open government policy includes eight primary initiatives to increase federal transparency.
-
This Trump administration effort to increase military spending is likely to spur controversy. Here’s why.
President Donald Trump is eyeing a boost to overseas contingency funds of more than $100 billion for fiscal 2020.
-
Trump books Lincoln Memorial for July 4th gala he’ll host
President Donald Trump says he’ll host a July Fourth celebration at the Lincoln Memorial. And though the event he’s calling “A Salute to America” is months away, he’s boasting it’ll be one of the city’s biggest Independence Day gatherings — ever.
-
Who will handle federal employee appeals now?
The end of Mark Robbins’ term as a member of the Merit Systems Protection Board marks an unprecedented lack of leadership at the agency.
-
Is VA shortchanging women’s health programs?
Lawmakers worry that spending for women-specific programs isn’t keeping up with the rapidly growing number of women veterans.
-
Senate confirms acting EPA chief for permanent role
Senators voted 52-47 to confirm Andrew Wheeler, who was nominated by President Donald Trump after former administrator Scott Pruitt resigned last year amid a series of ethics allegations.
-
Large-scale closures of VA facilities could be coming sooner than expected. Here’s why.
An asset review commission is set for 2022, but VA officials are considering moving quicker on the work.
-
US to demolish Trump’s border wall prototypes in San Diego
The four concrete and four steel panels, spaced closely together steps from an existing barrier separating San Diego and Tijuana, Mexico, were one of Trump’s top priorities, and he visited the location a year ago to see the installations firsthand.
-
The precarious perch of a potential Pentagon chief
Patrick Shanahan, the former Boeing executive, was in a familiar place — aboard an airplane — when he got word of a bolt-from-the-blue political shot across his bow, an apparent blow to his chances of being nominated as the next secretary of defense.
-
Congress seeks to improve agency relations with employee unions
Recently introduced legislation would reinstate a labor management council that was disbanded during the first year of the Trump administration.
-
New open government plan doubles down on old priorities
The Trump administration’s first official open government policy includes eight primary initiatives to increase federal transparency.
-
This Trump administration effort to increase military spending is likely to spur controversy. Here’s why.
President Donald Trump is eyeing a boost to overseas contingency funds of more than $100 billion for fiscal 2020.
-
Trump books Lincoln Memorial for July 4th gala he’ll host
President Donald Trump says he’ll host a July Fourth celebration at the Lincoln Memorial. And though the event he’s calling “A Salute to America” is months away, he’s boasting it’ll be one of the city’s biggest Independence Day gatherings — ever.
