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JEDI: How we got here
After months of back-and-forth in court filings, oral arguments are finally here.
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How Trump’s advisory committee cuts could impact feds
The White House wants federal agencies to get rid of one-third of their advisory committees, which could impact the federal employees that support committee work.
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Court to Trump: Blocking Twitter critics is unconstitutional
A three-judge federal appeals court panel agreed with a lower court judge who said President Donald Trump violates the First Amendment when he blocks critics on his Twitter account.
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How low-value DHS contracts can have high costs
A Department of Homeland Security Inspector General report found the agency fell short on contracting oversight in several instances.
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Important federal records remain at risk of being lost or destroyed
And one of the explanations given by the National Archives and Records Administration for its poor performance? It can’t quite figure out how many federal agencies actually exist to monitor.
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Fixing the Federal Data Strategy: An industry wishlist
As the public comment period comes to a close, business leaders suggested things OMB should address.
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Congress returns to budget stalemate
Lawmakers returning to Washington, D.C., this week are in a race against the clock to reach a budget deal to ease statutory spending caps and avoid a government shutdown starting Oct. 1.
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Social Security Administration reaches impasse in union negotiations
The Social Security Administration’s failure to reach an agreement with the Association of Administrative Law Judges is the most recent example of the Trump administration’s contentious relationship with federal employee unions.
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CMS official tapped for new leadership post at HHS
Deputy chief of staff for policy is one of two new leadership positions at the Department of Health and Human Services.
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Metro construction complicates commutes for some feds
Planned repairs at six Washington, D.C. metro stations have complicated the lives of commuters in the area, including federal employees.
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JEDI: How we got here
After months of back-and-forth in court filings, oral arguments are finally here.
-
How Trump’s advisory committee cuts could impact feds
The White House wants federal agencies to get rid of one-third of their advisory committees, which could impact the federal employees that support committee work.
-
Court to Trump: Blocking Twitter critics is unconstitutional
A three-judge federal appeals court panel agreed with a lower court judge who said President Donald Trump violates the First Amendment when he blocks critics on his Twitter account.
-
How low-value DHS contracts can have high costs
A Department of Homeland Security Inspector General report found the agency fell short on contracting oversight in several instances.
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Important federal records remain at risk of being lost or destroyed
And one of the explanations given by the National Archives and Records Administration for its poor performance? It can’t quite figure out how many federal agencies actually exist to monitor.
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Fixing the Federal Data Strategy: An industry wishlist
As the public comment period comes to a close, business leaders suggested things OMB should address.
-
Congress returns to budget stalemate
Lawmakers returning to Washington, D.C., this week are in a race against the clock to reach a budget deal to ease statutory spending caps and avoid a government shutdown starting Oct. 1.
-
Social Security Administration reaches impasse in union negotiations
The Social Security Administration’s failure to reach an agreement with the Association of Administrative Law Judges is the most recent example of the Trump administration’s contentious relationship with federal employee unions.
-
CMS official tapped for new leadership post at HHS
Deputy chief of staff for policy is one of two new leadership positions at the Department of Health and Human Services.
-
Metro construction complicates commutes for some feds
Planned repairs at six Washington, D.C. metro stations have complicated the lives of commuters in the area, including federal employees.
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JEDI: How we got here
After months of back-and-forth in court filings, oral arguments are finally here.
-
How Trump’s advisory committee cuts could impact feds
The White House wants federal agencies to get rid of one-third of their advisory committees, which could impact the federal employees that support committee work.
-
Court to Trump: Blocking Twitter critics is unconstitutional
A three-judge federal appeals court panel agreed with a lower court judge who said President Donald Trump violates the First Amendment when he blocks critics on his Twitter account.
-
How low-value DHS contracts can have high costs
A Department of Homeland Security Inspector General report found the agency fell short on contracting oversight in several instances.
-
Important federal records remain at risk of being lost or destroyed
And one of the explanations given by the National Archives and Records Administration for its poor performance? It can’t quite figure out how many federal agencies actually exist to monitor.
-
Fixing the Federal Data Strategy: An industry wishlist
As the public comment period comes to a close, business leaders suggested things OMB should address.
-
Congress returns to budget stalemate
Lawmakers returning to Washington, D.C., this week are in a race against the clock to reach a budget deal to ease statutory spending caps and avoid a government shutdown starting Oct. 1.
-
Social Security Administration reaches impasse in union negotiations
The Social Security Administration’s failure to reach an agreement with the Association of Administrative Law Judges is the most recent example of the Trump administration’s contentious relationship with federal employee unions.
-
CMS official tapped for new leadership post at HHS
Deputy chief of staff for policy is one of two new leadership positions at the Department of Health and Human Services.
-
Metro construction complicates commutes for some feds
Planned repairs at six Washington, D.C. metro stations have complicated the lives of commuters in the area, including federal employees.
