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Border wall showdown looms over Senate’s Pentagon spending bill
Senate Republican plans to quickly pass spending bills over the next few weeks seemed to hit a rough patch Tuesday as Democrats pushed to rebuke President Donald Trump’s diversion of military construction funding to the border wall.
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NOAA chief thanks Alabama weather office in Dorian forecast
Acting administrator Neil Jacobs told a meteorology group Tuesday that a NOAA statement which criticized a local forecast office that contradicted Trump was meant to clarify “technical aspects” about Dorian’s potential impact.
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Can these guidelines help reduce privacy risks?
The National Institute of Standards and Technology released a new draft of its data privacy standards.
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Why program cuts from Esper’s Pentagon-wide review could come sooner than expected
An Aug. 2 memo kicked off a departmentwide review of programs ahead of the development for the fiscal 2021 budget request.
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NOAA scientist: agency likely broke science integrity rules
The agency’s top scientist called a Friday press release rebuking the Birmingham weather office for contradicting President Donald Trump “political” and the head of the National Weather Service said the Alabama office “did what any office would do to protect the public.”
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House Democrats probe if Trump slow-rolled Ukraine military aid in larger effort to target Biden
House Democrats will investigate whether President Trump’s decision to delay security assistance to Ukraine was part of a pressure campaign that potentially violated a host of legal and ethical rules.
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2019 federal giving begins with a familiar face in charge
The Office of Personnel Management announced that Peace Corps Director Jody Olsen would serve as the honorary chair for the 2019 Combined Federal Campaign after holding the same position the previous year.
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Trump denies involvement in aircrew’s stay at his golf resort; Air Force launches travel review
President Trump says airmen who stayed at his Scotland property “have good taste!”
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Defense lawmakers set aggressive schedule for NDAA
Lawmakers plan a sprint to pass the National Defense Authorization Act this month.
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Union takes on Trump executive orders through an agency lawsuit
The lawsuit targets the orders based on one agency’s interpretation and the Federal Service Impasses Panel’s subsequent interpretation of their requirements.
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Border wall showdown looms over Senate’s Pentagon spending bill
Senate Republican plans to quickly pass spending bills over the next few weeks seemed to hit a rough patch Tuesday as Democrats pushed to rebuke President Donald Trump’s diversion of military construction funding to the border wall.
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NOAA chief thanks Alabama weather office in Dorian forecast
Acting administrator Neil Jacobs told a meteorology group Tuesday that a NOAA statement which criticized a local forecast office that contradicted Trump was meant to clarify “technical aspects” about Dorian’s potential impact.
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Can these guidelines help reduce privacy risks?
The National Institute of Standards and Technology released a new draft of its data privacy standards.
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Why program cuts from Esper’s Pentagon-wide review could come sooner than expected
An Aug. 2 memo kicked off a departmentwide review of programs ahead of the development for the fiscal 2021 budget request.
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NOAA scientist: agency likely broke science integrity rules
The agency’s top scientist called a Friday press release rebuking the Birmingham weather office for contradicting President Donald Trump “political” and the head of the National Weather Service said the Alabama office “did what any office would do to protect the public.”
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House Democrats probe if Trump slow-rolled Ukraine military aid in larger effort to target Biden
House Democrats will investigate whether President Trump’s decision to delay security assistance to Ukraine was part of a pressure campaign that potentially violated a host of legal and ethical rules.
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2019 federal giving begins with a familiar face in charge
The Office of Personnel Management announced that Peace Corps Director Jody Olsen would serve as the honorary chair for the 2019 Combined Federal Campaign after holding the same position the previous year.
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Trump denies involvement in aircrew’s stay at his golf resort; Air Force launches travel review
President Trump says airmen who stayed at his Scotland property “have good taste!”
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Defense lawmakers set aggressive schedule for NDAA
Lawmakers plan a sprint to pass the National Defense Authorization Act this month.
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Union takes on Trump executive orders through an agency lawsuit
The lawsuit targets the orders based on one agency’s interpretation and the Federal Service Impasses Panel’s subsequent interpretation of their requirements.
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Border wall showdown looms over Senate’s Pentagon spending bill
Senate Republican plans to quickly pass spending bills over the next few weeks seemed to hit a rough patch Tuesday as Democrats pushed to rebuke President Donald Trump’s diversion of military construction funding to the border wall.
-
NOAA chief thanks Alabama weather office in Dorian forecast
Acting administrator Neil Jacobs told a meteorology group Tuesday that a NOAA statement which criticized a local forecast office that contradicted Trump was meant to clarify “technical aspects” about Dorian’s potential impact.
-
Can these guidelines help reduce privacy risks?
The National Institute of Standards and Technology released a new draft of its data privacy standards.
-
Why program cuts from Esper’s Pentagon-wide review could come sooner than expected
An Aug. 2 memo kicked off a departmentwide review of programs ahead of the development for the fiscal 2021 budget request.
-
NOAA scientist: agency likely broke science integrity rules
The agency’s top scientist called a Friday press release rebuking the Birmingham weather office for contradicting President Donald Trump “political” and the head of the National Weather Service said the Alabama office “did what any office would do to protect the public.”
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House Democrats probe if Trump slow-rolled Ukraine military aid in larger effort to target Biden
House Democrats will investigate whether President Trump’s decision to delay security assistance to Ukraine was part of a pressure campaign that potentially violated a host of legal and ethical rules.
-
2019 federal giving begins with a familiar face in charge
The Office of Personnel Management announced that Peace Corps Director Jody Olsen would serve as the honorary chair for the 2019 Combined Federal Campaign after holding the same position the previous year.
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Trump denies involvement in aircrew’s stay at his golf resort; Air Force launches travel review
President Trump says airmen who stayed at his Scotland property “have good taste!”
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Defense lawmakers set aggressive schedule for NDAA
Lawmakers plan a sprint to pass the National Defense Authorization Act this month.
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Union takes on Trump executive orders through an agency lawsuit
The lawsuit targets the orders based on one agency’s interpretation and the Federal Service Impasses Panel’s subsequent interpretation of their requirements.
