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Trump insists he fired Mattis, says former defense secretary was ‘not too good’ at the job
The comments come just two days after the popular former Marine Corps general was forced out of his Defense Department leadership post.
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Pentagon comptroller to serve as acting deputy defense secretary
David Norquist will take on a greater role in the building.
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Employee union sues Trump administration over shutdown
The American Federation of Government Employees claims that making feds work without pay during a shutdown violates the Fair Labor Standards Act.
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Dana White taps out as Pentagon press secretary
The Pentagon’s press secretary resigned just before the new year.
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Warren, a critic of Pentagon bloat and nukes, heads to 2020 presidential run
Sen. Elizabeth Warren, an advocate of reining in America’s military budget and commitments around the globe, has taken the first major step toward launching a widely anticipated campaign for the presidency.
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Incoming chairman’s top goal for 2019: Building up VA, not outside care programs
Rep. Mark Takano says he wants to see more effort put into hiring VA staffers instead of focusing on sending veterans to private-sector doctors.
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Trump formalizes federal pay freeze for 2019
President Donald Trump signed an executive order Dec. 28 formalizing his previously stated intent to freeze federal employee pay in 2019.
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Arrivals and departures in the 2018 Trump Cabinet
Senior leadership in President Trump’s administration experienced significant shifts in 2018, as many Cabinet-level officials left under ethical scrutiny or disagreement with the president and too few joined to fill their vacant positions.
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Here’s what feds cared about most in 2018
The headlines were endless this year, but a few in particular really resonated with the federal workforce.
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In Iraq visit, Trump makes false claims about military pay again
Next year’s pay raise isn’t the first in a decade, and it won’t be a 10 percent increase, despite what the president told troops.
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Trump insists he fired Mattis, says former defense secretary was ‘not too good’ at the job
The comments come just two days after the popular former Marine Corps general was forced out of his Defense Department leadership post.
-
Pentagon comptroller to serve as acting deputy defense secretary
David Norquist will take on a greater role in the building.
-
Employee union sues Trump administration over shutdown
The American Federation of Government Employees claims that making feds work without pay during a shutdown violates the Fair Labor Standards Act.
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Dana White taps out as Pentagon press secretary
The Pentagon’s press secretary resigned just before the new year.
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Warren, a critic of Pentagon bloat and nukes, heads to 2020 presidential run
Sen. Elizabeth Warren, an advocate of reining in America’s military budget and commitments around the globe, has taken the first major step toward launching a widely anticipated campaign for the presidency.
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Incoming chairman’s top goal for 2019: Building up VA, not outside care programs
Rep. Mark Takano says he wants to see more effort put into hiring VA staffers instead of focusing on sending veterans to private-sector doctors.
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Trump formalizes federal pay freeze for 2019
President Donald Trump signed an executive order Dec. 28 formalizing his previously stated intent to freeze federal employee pay in 2019.
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Arrivals and departures in the 2018 Trump Cabinet
Senior leadership in President Trump’s administration experienced significant shifts in 2018, as many Cabinet-level officials left under ethical scrutiny or disagreement with the president and too few joined to fill their vacant positions.
-
Here’s what feds cared about most in 2018
The headlines were endless this year, but a few in particular really resonated with the federal workforce.
-
In Iraq visit, Trump makes false claims about military pay again
Next year’s pay raise isn’t the first in a decade, and it won’t be a 10 percent increase, despite what the president told troops.
-
Trump insists he fired Mattis, says former defense secretary was ‘not too good’ at the job
The comments come just two days after the popular former Marine Corps general was forced out of his Defense Department leadership post.
-
Pentagon comptroller to serve as acting deputy defense secretary
David Norquist will take on a greater role in the building.
-
Employee union sues Trump administration over shutdown
The American Federation of Government Employees claims that making feds work without pay during a shutdown violates the Fair Labor Standards Act.
-
Dana White taps out as Pentagon press secretary
The Pentagon’s press secretary resigned just before the new year.
-
Warren, a critic of Pentagon bloat and nukes, heads to 2020 presidential run
Sen. Elizabeth Warren, an advocate of reining in America’s military budget and commitments around the globe, has taken the first major step toward launching a widely anticipated campaign for the presidency.
-
Incoming chairman’s top goal for 2019: Building up VA, not outside care programs
Rep. Mark Takano says he wants to see more effort put into hiring VA staffers instead of focusing on sending veterans to private-sector doctors.
-
Trump formalizes federal pay freeze for 2019
President Donald Trump signed an executive order Dec. 28 formalizing his previously stated intent to freeze federal employee pay in 2019.
-
Arrivals and departures in the 2018 Trump Cabinet
Senior leadership in President Trump’s administration experienced significant shifts in 2018, as many Cabinet-level officials left under ethical scrutiny or disagreement with the president and too few joined to fill their vacant positions.
-
Here’s what feds cared about most in 2018
The headlines were endless this year, but a few in particular really resonated with the federal workforce.
-
In Iraq visit, Trump makes false claims about military pay again
Next year’s pay raise isn’t the first in a decade, and it won’t be a 10 percent increase, despite what the president told troops.
