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Ex-intelligence analyst charged with leaks to reporter
A man that worked as an Air Force intelligence analyst and later as a contractor assigned to the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency has been charged under the Espionage Act.
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Trump to nominate Shanahan for top Pentagon post
“Acting Secretary Shanahan has proven over the last several months that he is beyond qualified to lead the Department of Defense, and he will continue to do an excellent job,” White House press secretary Sarah Sanders said in a statement.
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Big boost in VA funding could be halted by border wall funding fight
House appropriators advanced a $228 billion budget plan covering veterans programs for military construction in fiscal 2020, but immigration issues overshadow its future.
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When zero trust in government is a good thing
Federal agencies are increasingly looking to a specific framework to keep critical IT systems and data safe.
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Dems warn Shanahan new border actions could break civil-military law
Key senators are asking the defense secretary to stick to a ban on troops performing law enforcement roles.
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OPM nominee promises open communication, faces opposition
Dale Cabaniss, the nominee to lead the Office of Personnel Management, cited her past experience with congressional leadership as proof of her willingness to work with lawmakers.
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Bill proposes a stopgap for fed appeals board vacancies
The legislation would temporarily delegate an authority usually reserved for Merit Systems Protection Board members to general counsel.
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New bill would make feds’ retirement count from day 1
Federal employees that are first hired in temporary positions must currently make up the years they were not counted as permanent in their retirement calculations.
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Key lawmakers want to help small companies get Pentagon contracts. Here’s how.
A bipartisan pair of U.S. senators have introduced a bill to make it easier for small companies to do business with the Pentagon, through larger defense firms.
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White House makes 8 awards to exemplary federal employees
The ‘Gears of Government’ awards specifically sought to recognize federal work being done in a variety of formats and locations.
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Ex-intelligence analyst charged with leaks to reporter
A man that worked as an Air Force intelligence analyst and later as a contractor assigned to the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency has been charged under the Espionage Act.
-
Trump to nominate Shanahan for top Pentagon post
“Acting Secretary Shanahan has proven over the last several months that he is beyond qualified to lead the Department of Defense, and he will continue to do an excellent job,” White House press secretary Sarah Sanders said in a statement.
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Big boost in VA funding could be halted by border wall funding fight
House appropriators advanced a $228 billion budget plan covering veterans programs for military construction in fiscal 2020, but immigration issues overshadow its future.
-
When zero trust in government is a good thing
Federal agencies are increasingly looking to a specific framework to keep critical IT systems and data safe.
-
Dems warn Shanahan new border actions could break civil-military law
Key senators are asking the defense secretary to stick to a ban on troops performing law enforcement roles.
-
OPM nominee promises open communication, faces opposition
Dale Cabaniss, the nominee to lead the Office of Personnel Management, cited her past experience with congressional leadership as proof of her willingness to work with lawmakers.
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Bill proposes a stopgap for fed appeals board vacancies
The legislation would temporarily delegate an authority usually reserved for Merit Systems Protection Board members to general counsel.
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New bill would make feds’ retirement count from day 1
Federal employees that are first hired in temporary positions must currently make up the years they were not counted as permanent in their retirement calculations.
-
Key lawmakers want to help small companies get Pentagon contracts. Here’s how.
A bipartisan pair of U.S. senators have introduced a bill to make it easier for small companies to do business with the Pentagon, through larger defense firms.
-
White House makes 8 awards to exemplary federal employees
The ‘Gears of Government’ awards specifically sought to recognize federal work being done in a variety of formats and locations.
-
Ex-intelligence analyst charged with leaks to reporter
A man that worked as an Air Force intelligence analyst and later as a contractor assigned to the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency has been charged under the Espionage Act.
-
Trump to nominate Shanahan for top Pentagon post
“Acting Secretary Shanahan has proven over the last several months that he is beyond qualified to lead the Department of Defense, and he will continue to do an excellent job,” White House press secretary Sarah Sanders said in a statement.
-
Big boost in VA funding could be halted by border wall funding fight
House appropriators advanced a $228 billion budget plan covering veterans programs for military construction in fiscal 2020, but immigration issues overshadow its future.
-
When zero trust in government is a good thing
Federal agencies are increasingly looking to a specific framework to keep critical IT systems and data safe.
-
Dems warn Shanahan new border actions could break civil-military law
Key senators are asking the defense secretary to stick to a ban on troops performing law enforcement roles.
-
OPM nominee promises open communication, faces opposition
Dale Cabaniss, the nominee to lead the Office of Personnel Management, cited her past experience with congressional leadership as proof of her willingness to work with lawmakers.
-
Bill proposes a stopgap for fed appeals board vacancies
The legislation would temporarily delegate an authority usually reserved for Merit Systems Protection Board members to general counsel.
-
New bill would make feds’ retirement count from day 1
Federal employees that are first hired in temporary positions must currently make up the years they were not counted as permanent in their retirement calculations.
-
Key lawmakers want to help small companies get Pentagon contracts. Here’s how.
A bipartisan pair of U.S. senators have introduced a bill to make it easier for small companies to do business with the Pentagon, through larger defense firms.
-
White House makes 8 awards to exemplary federal employees
The ‘Gears of Government’ awards specifically sought to recognize federal work being done in a variety of formats and locations.
