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US ambassador to Mexico to resign, amid strained relations
In a note sent to embassy staff Thursday, Roberta Jacobson wrote that her resignation takes effect May 5, which is two years to the day after she was sworn in as ambassador.
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Trump to impose tariffs on imports of steel and aluminum
President Trump summoned steel and aluminum executives to the White House and told them that next week he will levy penalties of 25 percent on steel and 10 percent on aluminum imports.
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White House Communications Director Hope Hicks resigning
The news comes a day after Hicks was interviewed for nine hours by the House panel investigating Russia interference in the 2016 election and contact between Trump’s campaign and Russia.
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Security clearance shakeup wreaks havoc in executive branch
White House Senior Adviser Jared Kushner and other administration officials have faced clearance downgrades and firings, as their top-level security clearance applications have yet to be processed.
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Pentagon requests $21.2 billion in classified intelligence funding
The Defense Department is seeking to grow its secretive intel budget for the fourth straight year.
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How agencies can request funds to replace legacy IT systems
Though the fund established by the Modernizing Government Technology Act is currently empty, the White House is encouraging agencies to begin submitting project proposals that could use the money.
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Embattled VA secretary insists he’s in charge and moving past controversies
David Shulkin moved to quell rumors of a power struggle at VA during a Tuesday appearance: “I’m the secretary. I set the agenda.”
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Trump, Boeing reach handshake agreement to cap Air Force One program at $3.9B
The White House claims it cut the price of the program by $1 billion, but the figures don’t add up.
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DoD to review General Dynamics-CSRA merger
If approved, the deal would make GD-CSRA the second largest player in the federal IT market.
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DoD: No details yet on how to pay for Trump’s military parade
The Pentagon has received White House direction on President Trump’s proposed parade, officials said.
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US ambassador to Mexico to resign, amid strained relations
In a note sent to embassy staff Thursday, Roberta Jacobson wrote that her resignation takes effect May 5, which is two years to the day after she was sworn in as ambassador.
-
Trump to impose tariffs on imports of steel and aluminum
President Trump summoned steel and aluminum executives to the White House and told them that next week he will levy penalties of 25 percent on steel and 10 percent on aluminum imports.
-
White House Communications Director Hope Hicks resigning
The news comes a day after Hicks was interviewed for nine hours by the House panel investigating Russia interference in the 2016 election and contact between Trump’s campaign and Russia.
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Security clearance shakeup wreaks havoc in executive branch
White House Senior Adviser Jared Kushner and other administration officials have faced clearance downgrades and firings, as their top-level security clearance applications have yet to be processed.
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Pentagon requests $21.2 billion in classified intelligence funding
The Defense Department is seeking to grow its secretive intel budget for the fourth straight year.
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How agencies can request funds to replace legacy IT systems
Though the fund established by the Modernizing Government Technology Act is currently empty, the White House is encouraging agencies to begin submitting project proposals that could use the money.
-
Embattled VA secretary insists he’s in charge and moving past controversies
David Shulkin moved to quell rumors of a power struggle at VA during a Tuesday appearance: “I’m the secretary. I set the agenda.”
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Trump, Boeing reach handshake agreement to cap Air Force One program at $3.9B
The White House claims it cut the price of the program by $1 billion, but the figures don’t add up.
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DoD to review General Dynamics-CSRA merger
If approved, the deal would make GD-CSRA the second largest player in the federal IT market.
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DoD: No details yet on how to pay for Trump’s military parade
The Pentagon has received White House direction on President Trump’s proposed parade, officials said.
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US ambassador to Mexico to resign, amid strained relations
In a note sent to embassy staff Thursday, Roberta Jacobson wrote that her resignation takes effect May 5, which is two years to the day after she was sworn in as ambassador.
-
Trump to impose tariffs on imports of steel and aluminum
President Trump summoned steel and aluminum executives to the White House and told them that next week he will levy penalties of 25 percent on steel and 10 percent on aluminum imports.
-
White House Communications Director Hope Hicks resigning
The news comes a day after Hicks was interviewed for nine hours by the House panel investigating Russia interference in the 2016 election and contact between Trump’s campaign and Russia.
-
Security clearance shakeup wreaks havoc in executive branch
White House Senior Adviser Jared Kushner and other administration officials have faced clearance downgrades and firings, as their top-level security clearance applications have yet to be processed.
-
Pentagon requests $21.2 billion in classified intelligence funding
The Defense Department is seeking to grow its secretive intel budget for the fourth straight year.
-
How agencies can request funds to replace legacy IT systems
Though the fund established by the Modernizing Government Technology Act is currently empty, the White House is encouraging agencies to begin submitting project proposals that could use the money.
-
Embattled VA secretary insists he’s in charge and moving past controversies
David Shulkin moved to quell rumors of a power struggle at VA during a Tuesday appearance: “I’m the secretary. I set the agenda.”
-
Trump, Boeing reach handshake agreement to cap Air Force One program at $3.9B
The White House claims it cut the price of the program by $1 billion, but the figures don’t add up.
-
DoD to review General Dynamics-CSRA merger
If approved, the deal would make GD-CSRA the second largest player in the federal IT market.
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DoD: No details yet on how to pay for Trump’s military parade
The Pentagon has received White House direction on President Trump’s proposed parade, officials said.
