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Social Security Administration calls managers back to office
Policies for other agency employees could still change.
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Hurricane Idalia threat prompts VA to move patients, warn other vets
Officials sent information to more than 650,000 veterans ahead of the storm’s possible landfall.
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US commerce secretary rejects Chinese appeal to ease export controls
Gina Raimondo said she conveyed complaints to officials including China’s No. 2 leader, Premier Li Qiang, about Chinese restrictions on U.S. technology.
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Parks Service deploys ‘National Recruitment Team’ to spur hiring
While visitation has skyrocketed at many parks, stagnant budgets have led to a 16% reduction in staffing capacity for the agency over a decade.
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Recruiting starts for plan to shrink government, fire federal workers
Idea is to have infrastructure in place to reshape what Republicans deride as the “deep state” bureaucracy and fire as many as 50,000 government employees.
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Senators could be forced to ram through some military nominations soon
Despite one senator’s hold on 300-plus confirmations, Democratic leaders could advance some nominees individually.
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Federal diversity officers get caught up in ‘woke’ political fights
DEIA work has also received pushback from some in Congress who see this work as merely political or unfounded.
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US research interests closely tied to microelectronics industrial base
The Biden administration recently issued its research and development priorities for the fiscal 2025 budget.
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CIA stairwell attack among sexual misconduct complaints at spy agency
At least two-dozen women have come forward in recent months with their own complaints of abusive treatment within the CIA.
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Thousands of vets’ disability claims delayed years because of glitch
Officials said about 32,000 veterans were affected by the mistake.
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Social Security Administration calls managers back to office
Policies for other agency employees could still change.
-
Hurricane Idalia threat prompts VA to move patients, warn other vets
Officials sent information to more than 650,000 veterans ahead of the storm’s possible landfall.
-
US commerce secretary rejects Chinese appeal to ease export controls
Gina Raimondo said she conveyed complaints to officials including China’s No. 2 leader, Premier Li Qiang, about Chinese restrictions on U.S. technology.
-
Parks Service deploys ‘National Recruitment Team’ to spur hiring
While visitation has skyrocketed at many parks, stagnant budgets have led to a 16% reduction in staffing capacity for the agency over a decade.
-
Recruiting starts for plan to shrink government, fire federal workers
Idea is to have infrastructure in place to reshape what Republicans deride as the “deep state” bureaucracy and fire as many as 50,000 government employees.
-
Senators could be forced to ram through some military nominations soon
Despite one senator’s hold on 300-plus confirmations, Democratic leaders could advance some nominees individually.
-
Federal diversity officers get caught up in ‘woke’ political fights
DEIA work has also received pushback from some in Congress who see this work as merely political or unfounded.
-
US research interests closely tied to microelectronics industrial base
The Biden administration recently issued its research and development priorities for the fiscal 2025 budget.
-
CIA stairwell attack among sexual misconduct complaints at spy agency
At least two-dozen women have come forward in recent months with their own complaints of abusive treatment within the CIA.
-
Thousands of vets’ disability claims delayed years because of glitch
Officials said about 32,000 veterans were affected by the mistake.
-
Social Security Administration calls managers back to office
Policies for other agency employees could still change.
-
Hurricane Idalia threat prompts VA to move patients, warn other vets
Officials sent information to more than 650,000 veterans ahead of the storm’s possible landfall.
-
US commerce secretary rejects Chinese appeal to ease export controls
Gina Raimondo said she conveyed complaints to officials including China’s No. 2 leader, Premier Li Qiang, about Chinese restrictions on U.S. technology.
-
Parks Service deploys ‘National Recruitment Team’ to spur hiring
While visitation has skyrocketed at many parks, stagnant budgets have led to a 16% reduction in staffing capacity for the agency over a decade.
-
Recruiting starts for plan to shrink government, fire federal workers
Idea is to have infrastructure in place to reshape what Republicans deride as the “deep state” bureaucracy and fire as many as 50,000 government employees.
-
Senators could be forced to ram through some military nominations soon
Despite one senator’s hold on 300-plus confirmations, Democratic leaders could advance some nominees individually.
-
Federal diversity officers get caught up in ‘woke’ political fights
DEIA work has also received pushback from some in Congress who see this work as merely political or unfounded.
-
US research interests closely tied to microelectronics industrial base
The Biden administration recently issued its research and development priorities for the fiscal 2025 budget.
-
CIA stairwell attack among sexual misconduct complaints at spy agency
At least two-dozen women have come forward in recent months with their own complaints of abusive treatment within the CIA.
-
Thousands of vets’ disability claims delayed years because of glitch
Officials said about 32,000 veterans were affected by the mistake.
