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Caught in the act: USDA blocks social media over employee porn use
A September 2017 report found a significant rise in Agriculture Department employees accessing pornographic material on government devices.
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VA secretary promises more leadership changes after investigators’ rebuke
Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin on Wednesday promised another department leadership shakeup in the wake of yet another scathing inspector general report that accused VA officials of additional improper behavior.
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Trump economic aide Cohn departs after trade disagreement
Gary Cohn, the director of the National Economic Council, has been the leading internal opponent to Trump’s planned tariffs on imports of steel and aluminum, but Trump reiterated Tuesday he will be imposing tariffs in the coming days.
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Republicans jeopardizing Pentagon budget boost, lawmaker says
The Pentagon’s two-year budget boost may unravel next year if Republicans fiddle with the domestic side of the deal, the top Democrat on the House Armed Services Committee has warned.
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The IT crowd: FBI, HHS and DoD get new technology leaders
Some federal agencies will see appointments, nominations and career moves bringing fresh faces to important positions within their information technology offices.
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Senators seek budget flexibility for Pentagon
A bipartisan group of senators with authority over military readiness are urging Senate appropriators to grant flexibility in spending its large, but late, budget boost for 2018.
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Lockheed to reinvest some tax savings in R&D, education
Lockheed Martin is internally reinvesting some of the money it will be saving through U.S. tax reform.
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Trump says he won’t back down on tariffs plan
Trump spoke shortly after a spokeswoman for House Speaker Ryan said the GOP leader was “extremely worried” about the tariffs setting off a trade war and had urged the White House “to not advance with this plan.”
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Lockheed CEO plays down impact of Trump’s steel tariff
Lockheed Martin’s chief executive downplayed the impact of wide-ranging global tariffs on steel and aluminum imports into the United States, telling reporters she was still studying the decision.
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Federal hiring times far exceed ideal threshold
Most agencies take weeks to months longer than the Office of Personnel Management model to fill a vacant position, a timeline that can dissuade the most talented applicants from taking government jobs.
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Caught in the act: USDA blocks social media over employee porn use
A September 2017 report found a significant rise in Agriculture Department employees accessing pornographic material on government devices.
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VA secretary promises more leadership changes after investigators’ rebuke
Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin on Wednesday promised another department leadership shakeup in the wake of yet another scathing inspector general report that accused VA officials of additional improper behavior.
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Trump economic aide Cohn departs after trade disagreement
Gary Cohn, the director of the National Economic Council, has been the leading internal opponent to Trump’s planned tariffs on imports of steel and aluminum, but Trump reiterated Tuesday he will be imposing tariffs in the coming days.
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Republicans jeopardizing Pentagon budget boost, lawmaker says
The Pentagon’s two-year budget boost may unravel next year if Republicans fiddle with the domestic side of the deal, the top Democrat on the House Armed Services Committee has warned.
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The IT crowd: FBI, HHS and DoD get new technology leaders
Some federal agencies will see appointments, nominations and career moves bringing fresh faces to important positions within their information technology offices.
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Senators seek budget flexibility for Pentagon
A bipartisan group of senators with authority over military readiness are urging Senate appropriators to grant flexibility in spending its large, but late, budget boost for 2018.
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Lockheed to reinvest some tax savings in R&D, education
Lockheed Martin is internally reinvesting some of the money it will be saving through U.S. tax reform.
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Trump says he won’t back down on tariffs plan
Trump spoke shortly after a spokeswoman for House Speaker Ryan said the GOP leader was “extremely worried” about the tariffs setting off a trade war and had urged the White House “to not advance with this plan.”
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Lockheed CEO plays down impact of Trump’s steel tariff
Lockheed Martin’s chief executive downplayed the impact of wide-ranging global tariffs on steel and aluminum imports into the United States, telling reporters she was still studying the decision.
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Federal hiring times far exceed ideal threshold
Most agencies take weeks to months longer than the Office of Personnel Management model to fill a vacant position, a timeline that can dissuade the most talented applicants from taking government jobs.
-
Caught in the act: USDA blocks social media over employee porn use
A September 2017 report found a significant rise in Agriculture Department employees accessing pornographic material on government devices.
-
VA secretary promises more leadership changes after investigators’ rebuke
Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin on Wednesday promised another department leadership shakeup in the wake of yet another scathing inspector general report that accused VA officials of additional improper behavior.
-
Trump economic aide Cohn departs after trade disagreement
Gary Cohn, the director of the National Economic Council, has been the leading internal opponent to Trump’s planned tariffs on imports of steel and aluminum, but Trump reiterated Tuesday he will be imposing tariffs in the coming days.
-
Republicans jeopardizing Pentagon budget boost, lawmaker says
The Pentagon’s two-year budget boost may unravel next year if Republicans fiddle with the domestic side of the deal, the top Democrat on the House Armed Services Committee has warned.
-
The IT crowd: FBI, HHS and DoD get new technology leaders
Some federal agencies will see appointments, nominations and career moves bringing fresh faces to important positions within their information technology offices.
-
Senators seek budget flexibility for Pentagon
A bipartisan group of senators with authority over military readiness are urging Senate appropriators to grant flexibility in spending its large, but late, budget boost for 2018.
-
Lockheed to reinvest some tax savings in R&D, education
Lockheed Martin is internally reinvesting some of the money it will be saving through U.S. tax reform.
-
Trump says he won’t back down on tariffs plan
Trump spoke shortly after a spokeswoman for House Speaker Ryan said the GOP leader was “extremely worried” about the tariffs setting off a trade war and had urged the White House “to not advance with this plan.”
-
Lockheed CEO plays down impact of Trump’s steel tariff
Lockheed Martin’s chief executive downplayed the impact of wide-ranging global tariffs on steel and aluminum imports into the United States, telling reporters she was still studying the decision.
-
Federal hiring times far exceed ideal threshold
Most agencies take weeks to months longer than the Office of Personnel Management model to fill a vacant position, a timeline that can dissuade the most talented applicants from taking government jobs.
