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Feds stand up in silent judgement of Trump policies
Members of the American Federation of Government Employees stood for 20 minutes in silence at the Hart Senate Office Building to protest Trump administration workforce policies.
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OPM calls for quality and transparency in healthcare negotiations
Health insurance carriers have received advanced notice of the elements the Office of Personnel Management wants them to have in Federal Employee Health Benefits negotiations.
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State of White House McCusker nomination in flux amid impeachment fallout
A top Senate Republican on Tuesday cast doubt on a report the White House will pull Elaine McCusker’s nomination
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Schumer wants DoD inspector general to protect whistleblowers amid Trump payback
Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer is calling on the nation’s 74 inspectors general to protect government whistleblowers amid President Donald Trump’s ouster of key government officials in the impeachment probe.
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Obstacles and opportunities in the Pentagon’s software acquisition pathway
Can enterprise tools save the Pentagon’s ability to move fast on software?
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White House budget doubles down on reorgs and benefit cuts
President Donald Trump’s 2021 budget proposal pushes for many of the same workforce and reorganization changes that the White House campaigned for with the 2020 request.
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VA programs would see a 13 percent funding boost under Trump’s fiscal 2021 budget plan
If enacted, the proposal would make VA the second-largest federal agency in terms of discretionary spending.
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Amazon Web Services wants to depose President Trump
Amazon Web Services also wants to depose Secretary of Defense Mark Esper, former Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis and DoD CIO Dana Deasy as part of the Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure (JEDI) cloud contract court case.
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Secret Service may leave Homeland Security, rejoin Treasury
The Department of Homeland Security’s intense focus on immigration has only added to the growing divide between what the Secret Service sees as its dual missions — protecting the president and investigating financial crime — and the mission of its parent department.
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How the Pentagon found $6.5 billion in savings in 2019
The CMO’s office exceeded its target for savings found in FY19, but has a larger number to hit in FY20.
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Feds stand up in silent judgement of Trump policies
Members of the American Federation of Government Employees stood for 20 minutes in silence at the Hart Senate Office Building to protest Trump administration workforce policies.
-
OPM calls for quality and transparency in healthcare negotiations
Health insurance carriers have received advanced notice of the elements the Office of Personnel Management wants them to have in Federal Employee Health Benefits negotiations.
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State of White House McCusker nomination in flux amid impeachment fallout
A top Senate Republican on Tuesday cast doubt on a report the White House will pull Elaine McCusker’s nomination
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Schumer wants DoD inspector general to protect whistleblowers amid Trump payback
Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer is calling on the nation’s 74 inspectors general to protect government whistleblowers amid President Donald Trump’s ouster of key government officials in the impeachment probe.
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Obstacles and opportunities in the Pentagon’s software acquisition pathway
Can enterprise tools save the Pentagon’s ability to move fast on software?
-
White House budget doubles down on reorgs and benefit cuts
President Donald Trump’s 2021 budget proposal pushes for many of the same workforce and reorganization changes that the White House campaigned for with the 2020 request.
-
VA programs would see a 13 percent funding boost under Trump’s fiscal 2021 budget plan
If enacted, the proposal would make VA the second-largest federal agency in terms of discretionary spending.
-
Amazon Web Services wants to depose President Trump
Amazon Web Services also wants to depose Secretary of Defense Mark Esper, former Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis and DoD CIO Dana Deasy as part of the Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure (JEDI) cloud contract court case.
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Secret Service may leave Homeland Security, rejoin Treasury
The Department of Homeland Security’s intense focus on immigration has only added to the growing divide between what the Secret Service sees as its dual missions — protecting the president and investigating financial crime — and the mission of its parent department.
-
How the Pentagon found $6.5 billion in savings in 2019
The CMO’s office exceeded its target for savings found in FY19, but has a larger number to hit in FY20.
-
Feds stand up in silent judgement of Trump policies
Members of the American Federation of Government Employees stood for 20 minutes in silence at the Hart Senate Office Building to protest Trump administration workforce policies.
-
OPM calls for quality and transparency in healthcare negotiations
Health insurance carriers have received advanced notice of the elements the Office of Personnel Management wants them to have in Federal Employee Health Benefits negotiations.
-
State of White House McCusker nomination in flux amid impeachment fallout
A top Senate Republican on Tuesday cast doubt on a report the White House will pull Elaine McCusker’s nomination
-
Schumer wants DoD inspector general to protect whistleblowers amid Trump payback
Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer is calling on the nation’s 74 inspectors general to protect government whistleblowers amid President Donald Trump’s ouster of key government officials in the impeachment probe.
-
Obstacles and opportunities in the Pentagon’s software acquisition pathway
Can enterprise tools save the Pentagon’s ability to move fast on software?
-
White House budget doubles down on reorgs and benefit cuts
President Donald Trump’s 2021 budget proposal pushes for many of the same workforce and reorganization changes that the White House campaigned for with the 2020 request.
-
VA programs would see a 13 percent funding boost under Trump’s fiscal 2021 budget plan
If enacted, the proposal would make VA the second-largest federal agency in terms of discretionary spending.
-
Amazon Web Services wants to depose President Trump
Amazon Web Services also wants to depose Secretary of Defense Mark Esper, former Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis and DoD CIO Dana Deasy as part of the Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure (JEDI) cloud contract court case.
-
Secret Service may leave Homeland Security, rejoin Treasury
The Department of Homeland Security’s intense focus on immigration has only added to the growing divide between what the Secret Service sees as its dual missions — protecting the president and investigating financial crime — and the mission of its parent department.
-
How the Pentagon found $6.5 billion in savings in 2019
The CMO’s office exceeded its target for savings found in FY19, but has a larger number to hit in FY20.
