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Five names to watch as Trump searches for his next defense secretary
With Patrick Shanahan out of the process, who will the president tap to lead the Pentagon?
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How long will it take to get a new defense secretary now?
With Patrick Shanahan’s sudden withdrawal to take over the Pentagon, military leaders could wait months for a replacement.
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GAO: OPM’s retirement system needs its own departure plan
Federal retirement application processing has met significant delays due to the Office of Personnel Management’s antiquated processing operations.
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Shanahan out: Acting defense secretary withdraws his confirmation bid amid family issues
Trump announced his latest pick to lead the Pentagon will instead leave the top military job.
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Shutdown (re)boot camp: Getting your system and team through unexpected downtime
While a shutdown — or any other outage — may well be the greatest test of your modernization effort, embracing rapid development and Agile practices will set you up for survival and success.
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Court allows a class-action lawsuit against VA for the first time
Previous attempts to force the department to respond to a large group of veterans complaints instead of individual cases failed to meet the court’s standards.
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GOP mutters, gently, as Trump sidesteps Senate for top aides
While Republicans widely blame Democratic opposition to Trump’s nominees for his use of acting officials to fill some posts — a characterization Democrats reject — many also say his reliance on that alternative is costly.
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HHS creates new leadership roles to improve agency coordination
The new roles are expected to ensure the majority of the agency’s operating and staff divisions have a senior adviser as a point of contact within the Office of the Secretary.
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The budget could take a ‘huge hit’ from climate change
The impacts of climate change could drive up the money needed for future federal budgets, and Congress lacks important information to deal with it.
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USDA agencies may have a new home, despite growing opposition
The U.S. Department of Agriculture plans to move over 500 employees outside of Washington, D.C., amid outcry from experts and lawmakers.
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Five names to watch as Trump searches for his next defense secretary
With Patrick Shanahan out of the process, who will the president tap to lead the Pentagon?
-
How long will it take to get a new defense secretary now?
With Patrick Shanahan’s sudden withdrawal to take over the Pentagon, military leaders could wait months for a replacement.
-
GAO: OPM’s retirement system needs its own departure plan
Federal retirement application processing has met significant delays due to the Office of Personnel Management’s antiquated processing operations.
-
Shanahan out: Acting defense secretary withdraws his confirmation bid amid family issues
Trump announced his latest pick to lead the Pentagon will instead leave the top military job.
-
Shutdown (re)boot camp: Getting your system and team through unexpected downtime
While a shutdown — or any other outage — may well be the greatest test of your modernization effort, embracing rapid development and Agile practices will set you up for survival and success.
-
Court allows a class-action lawsuit against VA for the first time
Previous attempts to force the department to respond to a large group of veterans complaints instead of individual cases failed to meet the court’s standards.
-
GOP mutters, gently, as Trump sidesteps Senate for top aides
While Republicans widely blame Democratic opposition to Trump’s nominees for his use of acting officials to fill some posts — a characterization Democrats reject — many also say his reliance on that alternative is costly.
-
HHS creates new leadership roles to improve agency coordination
The new roles are expected to ensure the majority of the agency’s operating and staff divisions have a senior adviser as a point of contact within the Office of the Secretary.
-
The budget could take a ‘huge hit’ from climate change
The impacts of climate change could drive up the money needed for future federal budgets, and Congress lacks important information to deal with it.
-
USDA agencies may have a new home, despite growing opposition
The U.S. Department of Agriculture plans to move over 500 employees outside of Washington, D.C., amid outcry from experts and lawmakers.
-
Five names to watch as Trump searches for his next defense secretary
With Patrick Shanahan out of the process, who will the president tap to lead the Pentagon?
-
How long will it take to get a new defense secretary now?
With Patrick Shanahan’s sudden withdrawal to take over the Pentagon, military leaders could wait months for a replacement.
-
GAO: OPM’s retirement system needs its own departure plan
Federal retirement application processing has met significant delays due to the Office of Personnel Management’s antiquated processing operations.
-
Shanahan out: Acting defense secretary withdraws his confirmation bid amid family issues
Trump announced his latest pick to lead the Pentagon will instead leave the top military job.
-
Shutdown (re)boot camp: Getting your system and team through unexpected downtime
While a shutdown — or any other outage — may well be the greatest test of your modernization effort, embracing rapid development and Agile practices will set you up for survival and success.
-
Court allows a class-action lawsuit against VA for the first time
Previous attempts to force the department to respond to a large group of veterans complaints instead of individual cases failed to meet the court’s standards.
-
GOP mutters, gently, as Trump sidesteps Senate for top aides
While Republicans widely blame Democratic opposition to Trump’s nominees for his use of acting officials to fill some posts — a characterization Democrats reject — many also say his reliance on that alternative is costly.
-
HHS creates new leadership roles to improve agency coordination
The new roles are expected to ensure the majority of the agency’s operating and staff divisions have a senior adviser as a point of contact within the Office of the Secretary.
-
The budget could take a ‘huge hit’ from climate change
The impacts of climate change could drive up the money needed for future federal budgets, and Congress lacks important information to deal with it.
-
USDA agencies may have a new home, despite growing opposition
The U.S. Department of Agriculture plans to move over 500 employees outside of Washington, D.C., amid outcry from experts and lawmakers.
