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House may try again to impeach Homeland Security Secretary Mayorkas
The stunning roll call fell just a single vote short, stalling the Republicans’ drive to punish the Biden administration over its handling of the border.
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Asia veteran approved as No. 2 US diplomat, underscoring China focus
The Senate approved Kurt Campbell as deputy secretary of state 92-5 in a rare show of bipartisan support.
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Federal workers failing to take paid family leave, lawmakers say
Only about 4% of the 2.1 million-strong federal workforce took advantage of the benefit from 2020 to 2022.
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What’s holding back the whole-of-government health resilience plan?
The Federal Plan for Equitable Long-Term Recovery and Resilience helps communities engage in self-driven discussions of needs and solutions.
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Here’s how the feds are working to keep Super Bowl safe, drone free
The air around Allegiant Stadium next Sunday has been designated by the Federal Aviation Administration as a “no drone zone.”
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Homeland Security Dept. won’t be distracted by politics, Mayorkas says
A vote by the House on impeachement could come as early as this week.
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Head of US Space Force’s commercial hub talks vendor opportunities
Col. Richard Kniseley also discussed the service’s upcoming commercial strategy and funding needs.
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New aid bill for Ukraine, Israel, Taiwan faces uphill battle
The Senate has agreed to a new aid package for Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan but it’s drawing opposition from Republicans and Democrats alike.
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Bridging the trust gap: Using AI to restore faith in democracy
The federal government will spend $74 billion next year on IT.
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Federal union wary of Social Security’s latest return-to-office order
The union said future decisions about telework policies must “based on facts, and not on fear or politics.”
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House may try again to impeach Homeland Security Secretary Mayorkas
The stunning roll call fell just a single vote short, stalling the Republicans’ drive to punish the Biden administration over its handling of the border.
-
Asia veteran approved as No. 2 US diplomat, underscoring China focus
The Senate approved Kurt Campbell as deputy secretary of state 92-5 in a rare show of bipartisan support.
-
Federal workers failing to take paid family leave, lawmakers say
Only about 4% of the 2.1 million-strong federal workforce took advantage of the benefit from 2020 to 2022.
-
What’s holding back the whole-of-government health resilience plan?
The Federal Plan for Equitable Long-Term Recovery and Resilience helps communities engage in self-driven discussions of needs and solutions.
-
Here’s how the feds are working to keep Super Bowl safe, drone free
The air around Allegiant Stadium next Sunday has been designated by the Federal Aviation Administration as a “no drone zone.”
-
Homeland Security Dept. won’t be distracted by politics, Mayorkas says
A vote by the House on impeachement could come as early as this week.
-
Head of US Space Force’s commercial hub talks vendor opportunities
Col. Richard Kniseley also discussed the service’s upcoming commercial strategy and funding needs.
-
New aid bill for Ukraine, Israel, Taiwan faces uphill battle
The Senate has agreed to a new aid package for Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan but it’s drawing opposition from Republicans and Democrats alike.
-
Bridging the trust gap: Using AI to restore faith in democracy
The federal government will spend $74 billion next year on IT.
-
Federal union wary of Social Security’s latest return-to-office order
The union said future decisions about telework policies must “based on facts, and not on fear or politics.”
-
House may try again to impeach Homeland Security Secretary Mayorkas
The stunning roll call fell just a single vote short, stalling the Republicans’ drive to punish the Biden administration over its handling of the border.
-
Asia veteran approved as No. 2 US diplomat, underscoring China focus
The Senate approved Kurt Campbell as deputy secretary of state 92-5 in a rare show of bipartisan support.
-
Federal workers failing to take paid family leave, lawmakers say
Only about 4% of the 2.1 million-strong federal workforce took advantage of the benefit from 2020 to 2022.
-
What’s holding back the whole-of-government health resilience plan?
The Federal Plan for Equitable Long-Term Recovery and Resilience helps communities engage in self-driven discussions of needs and solutions.
-
Here’s how the feds are working to keep Super Bowl safe, drone free
The air around Allegiant Stadium next Sunday has been designated by the Federal Aviation Administration as a “no drone zone.”
-
Homeland Security Dept. won’t be distracted by politics, Mayorkas says
A vote by the House on impeachement could come as early as this week.
-
Head of US Space Force’s commercial hub talks vendor opportunities
Col. Richard Kniseley also discussed the service’s upcoming commercial strategy and funding needs.
-
New aid bill for Ukraine, Israel, Taiwan faces uphill battle
The Senate has agreed to a new aid package for Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan but it’s drawing opposition from Republicans and Democrats alike.
-
Bridging the trust gap: Using AI to restore faith in democracy
The federal government will spend $74 billion next year on IT.
-
Federal union wary of Social Security’s latest return-to-office order
The union said future decisions about telework policies must “based on facts, and not on fear or politics.”
