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Trump says troops could finish building border wall
Troop deployment to the Mexico border has raised questions about improper use of armed forces.
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Trump changes his mind again on military spending, now wants a big boost next year
The president is expected this week to announce plans for $750 billion in fiscal 2020 military spending, a huge jump from previous targets.
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Trump says chief of staff John Kelly to leave at year’s end
President Donald Trump said Saturday that chief of staff John Kelly will leave his job by year’s end amid an expected West Wing reshuffling reflecting a focus on the 2020 re-election campaign and the challenge of governing with Democrats reclaiming control of the House.
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Trump picks Army Chief Gen. Mark Milley as next top military adviser
The president made the nomination official in a Saturday morning tweet.
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Senate approves Trump’s nominee for watchdog agency
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau was created as part of the Dodd-Frank Act, the law that rewrote the financial rules and regulations governing banks following the 2008 financial crisis.
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Federal employees report on where they stand
The answers are in for the annual Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey, and trends in responses can give managers insight into how feds feel about their agency’s direction.
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Milley to be named chairman of the Joint Chiefs: reports
The Army chief of staff is expected to be named as the top officer in the Pentagon.
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GSA gets a new technology office director
The General Services Administration announced that a new leader for its Technology Transformation Service would start in January.
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OPM adds six new locations for 2019 pay adjustments
The six new regions will have the opportunity to get a pay bump on top of their General Schedule compensation rates.
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Trump says he’ll nominate William Barr for attorney general
President Donald Trump made the announcement while departing the White House for a trip to Missouri. He called Barr, the late President George H.W. Bush’s attorney general, “a terrific man” and “one of the most respected jurists in the country.”
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Trump says troops could finish building border wall
Troop deployment to the Mexico border has raised questions about improper use of armed forces.
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Trump changes his mind again on military spending, now wants a big boost next year
The president is expected this week to announce plans for $750 billion in fiscal 2020 military spending, a huge jump from previous targets.
-
Trump says chief of staff John Kelly to leave at year’s end
President Donald Trump said Saturday that chief of staff John Kelly will leave his job by year’s end amid an expected West Wing reshuffling reflecting a focus on the 2020 re-election campaign and the challenge of governing with Democrats reclaiming control of the House.
-
Trump picks Army Chief Gen. Mark Milley as next top military adviser
The president made the nomination official in a Saturday morning tweet.
-
Senate approves Trump’s nominee for watchdog agency
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau was created as part of the Dodd-Frank Act, the law that rewrote the financial rules and regulations governing banks following the 2008 financial crisis.
-
Federal employees report on where they stand
The answers are in for the annual Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey, and trends in responses can give managers insight into how feds feel about their agency’s direction.
-
Milley to be named chairman of the Joint Chiefs: reports
The Army chief of staff is expected to be named as the top officer in the Pentagon.
-
GSA gets a new technology office director
The General Services Administration announced that a new leader for its Technology Transformation Service would start in January.
-
OPM adds six new locations for 2019 pay adjustments
The six new regions will have the opportunity to get a pay bump on top of their General Schedule compensation rates.
-
Trump says he’ll nominate William Barr for attorney general
President Donald Trump made the announcement while departing the White House for a trip to Missouri. He called Barr, the late President George H.W. Bush’s attorney general, “a terrific man” and “one of the most respected jurists in the country.”
-
Trump says troops could finish building border wall
Troop deployment to the Mexico border has raised questions about improper use of armed forces.
-
Trump changes his mind again on military spending, now wants a big boost next year
The president is expected this week to announce plans for $750 billion in fiscal 2020 military spending, a huge jump from previous targets.
-
Trump says chief of staff John Kelly to leave at year’s end
President Donald Trump said Saturday that chief of staff John Kelly will leave his job by year’s end amid an expected West Wing reshuffling reflecting a focus on the 2020 re-election campaign and the challenge of governing with Democrats reclaiming control of the House.
-
Trump picks Army Chief Gen. Mark Milley as next top military adviser
The president made the nomination official in a Saturday morning tweet.
-
Senate approves Trump’s nominee for watchdog agency
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau was created as part of the Dodd-Frank Act, the law that rewrote the financial rules and regulations governing banks following the 2008 financial crisis.
-
Federal employees report on where they stand
The answers are in for the annual Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey, and trends in responses can give managers insight into how feds feel about their agency’s direction.
-
Milley to be named chairman of the Joint Chiefs: reports
The Army chief of staff is expected to be named as the top officer in the Pentagon.
-
GSA gets a new technology office director
The General Services Administration announced that a new leader for its Technology Transformation Service would start in January.
-
OPM adds six new locations for 2019 pay adjustments
The six new regions will have the opportunity to get a pay bump on top of their General Schedule compensation rates.
-
Trump says he’ll nominate William Barr for attorney general
President Donald Trump made the announcement while departing the White House for a trip to Missouri. He called Barr, the late President George H.W. Bush’s attorney general, “a terrific man” and “one of the most respected jurists in the country.”
