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The Pentagon’s lobster dinner bill: Government waste or good food?
The military’s top finance official refuted reports that the Pentagon wasted millions on lavish food spending at the end of last fiscal year.
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GOP chairman of armed services panel urges White House to fill top Pentagon post
The Trump administration is coming under increasing pressure to nominate someone to lead the Pentagon, nearly three months after President Donald Trump’s first secretary of defense, Jim Mattis, resigned in a policy dispute.
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House fails to override Trump veto in border emergency battle
President Trump has been handed a victory in his drive to spend billions of dollars more for constructing barriers along the Southwest border than Congress has approved.
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OMB head explains why 2020 pay raise was rejected
Acting Office of Management and Budget Director Russ Vought told members of Congress that the 2020 budget request prioritized a pay-for-performance approach to employee compensation.
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Trump’s Space Corps proposal has the right stuff, Shanahan tells Congress
When it comes to the Space Corps, the head of the House Armed Services Committee and the White House are not on the same page.
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What the future could hold for feds
How acting OPM head Margaret Weichert sees government change centered around employees.
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Want to satisfy citizens? Start with feds first.
Comparing the employee engagement and customer satisfaction data at Department of Veterans Affairs medical centers revealed a positive correlation between the two, a recent Partnership for Public Service and Boston Consulting Group study found.
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Federal law enforcement association sues over benefits changes
The lawsuit calls for the court to overturn an Office of Personnel Management decision that resulted in some retired feds owing a debt on their annuity supplement benefits.
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Shanahan ethics agreement released in wake of department investigation
New details have been released about the ethics pledge signed by Acting Secretary of Defense Pat Shanahan.
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Why some of the government’s numbers can’t add up
The DATA Act requires federal agencies to report on their spending data, but it’s the Office of Management and Budget’s responsibility to mandate how that data is supposed to look.
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The Pentagon’s lobster dinner bill: Government waste or good food?
The military’s top finance official refuted reports that the Pentagon wasted millions on lavish food spending at the end of last fiscal year.
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GOP chairman of armed services panel urges White House to fill top Pentagon post
The Trump administration is coming under increasing pressure to nominate someone to lead the Pentagon, nearly three months after President Donald Trump’s first secretary of defense, Jim Mattis, resigned in a policy dispute.
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House fails to override Trump veto in border emergency battle
President Trump has been handed a victory in his drive to spend billions of dollars more for constructing barriers along the Southwest border than Congress has approved.
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OMB head explains why 2020 pay raise was rejected
Acting Office of Management and Budget Director Russ Vought told members of Congress that the 2020 budget request prioritized a pay-for-performance approach to employee compensation.
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Trump’s Space Corps proposal has the right stuff, Shanahan tells Congress
When it comes to the Space Corps, the head of the House Armed Services Committee and the White House are not on the same page.
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What the future could hold for feds
How acting OPM head Margaret Weichert sees government change centered around employees.
-
Want to satisfy citizens? Start with feds first.
Comparing the employee engagement and customer satisfaction data at Department of Veterans Affairs medical centers revealed a positive correlation between the two, a recent Partnership for Public Service and Boston Consulting Group study found.
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Federal law enforcement association sues over benefits changes
The lawsuit calls for the court to overturn an Office of Personnel Management decision that resulted in some retired feds owing a debt on their annuity supplement benefits.
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Shanahan ethics agreement released in wake of department investigation
New details have been released about the ethics pledge signed by Acting Secretary of Defense Pat Shanahan.
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Why some of the government’s numbers can’t add up
The DATA Act requires federal agencies to report on their spending data, but it’s the Office of Management and Budget’s responsibility to mandate how that data is supposed to look.
-
The Pentagon’s lobster dinner bill: Government waste or good food?
The military’s top finance official refuted reports that the Pentagon wasted millions on lavish food spending at the end of last fiscal year.
-
GOP chairman of armed services panel urges White House to fill top Pentagon post
The Trump administration is coming under increasing pressure to nominate someone to lead the Pentagon, nearly three months after President Donald Trump’s first secretary of defense, Jim Mattis, resigned in a policy dispute.
-
House fails to override Trump veto in border emergency battle
President Trump has been handed a victory in his drive to spend billions of dollars more for constructing barriers along the Southwest border than Congress has approved.
-
OMB head explains why 2020 pay raise was rejected
Acting Office of Management and Budget Director Russ Vought told members of Congress that the 2020 budget request prioritized a pay-for-performance approach to employee compensation.
-
Trump’s Space Corps proposal has the right stuff, Shanahan tells Congress
When it comes to the Space Corps, the head of the House Armed Services Committee and the White House are not on the same page.
-
What the future could hold for feds
How acting OPM head Margaret Weichert sees government change centered around employees.
-
Want to satisfy citizens? Start with feds first.
Comparing the employee engagement and customer satisfaction data at Department of Veterans Affairs medical centers revealed a positive correlation between the two, a recent Partnership for Public Service and Boston Consulting Group study found.
-
Federal law enforcement association sues over benefits changes
The lawsuit calls for the court to overturn an Office of Personnel Management decision that resulted in some retired feds owing a debt on their annuity supplement benefits.
-
Shanahan ethics agreement released in wake of department investigation
New details have been released about the ethics pledge signed by Acting Secretary of Defense Pat Shanahan.
-
Why some of the government’s numbers can’t add up
The DATA Act requires federal agencies to report on their spending data, but it’s the Office of Management and Budget’s responsibility to mandate how that data is supposed to look.
