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Interior Dept. mandates 50% in-office presence for DC-area employees
Many large departments have issued similar orders in recent months to call broad swaths of their workforces back to offices.
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Senate confirms former NASA IG Martin as USAID watchdog
The United States Agency for International Development has a confirmed inspector general to lead oversight of foreign assistance programs and Ukraine aid.
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State Dept. hiring, overtime slash passport wait times as demand soars
The department said it issued more than 24 million passports in the fiscal year that ended Sept. 30.
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Homelessness among veterans jumps more than 7%
The rise comes after years of progress in reducing the number of veterans facing stable housing issues.
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Bring feds back to offices to revive metro, Virginia’s Youngkin says
More than half of Metro station serve federal facilities, and about a third of peak commuters were federal employees pre-pandemic.
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GOP senators press for report on ‘official time’ use by federal unions
Unions have said official time is an essential protected resource that allows them to be effective and timely.
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Congress passed the FY24 defense policy bill: Here’s what’s inside
Congress just passed the FY24 National Defense Authorization Act. Here’s a look at some key provisions.
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Del Toro’s case for funding the US Navy and Marine Corps
As perilous as the state of affairs may seem, things might soon get dramatically and demonstrably worse with sequestration, the Navy secretary argues.
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Senate passes final defense policy bill
The compromise bill authorizes limited assistance for Ukraine, implements AUKUS and institutionalizes a nuclear weapon.
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IRS consolidates deputy commissioner roles, names other c-suite leaders
It’s the first time the agency’s upper echelons have been restructured in nearly two decades.
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Interior Dept. mandates 50% in-office presence for DC-area employees
Many large departments have issued similar orders in recent months to call broad swaths of their workforces back to offices.
-
Senate confirms former NASA IG Martin as USAID watchdog
The United States Agency for International Development has a confirmed inspector general to lead oversight of foreign assistance programs and Ukraine aid.
-
State Dept. hiring, overtime slash passport wait times as demand soars
The department said it issued more than 24 million passports in the fiscal year that ended Sept. 30.
-
Homelessness among veterans jumps more than 7%
The rise comes after years of progress in reducing the number of veterans facing stable housing issues.
-
Bring feds back to offices to revive metro, Virginia’s Youngkin says
More than half of Metro station serve federal facilities, and about a third of peak commuters were federal employees pre-pandemic.
-
GOP senators press for report on ‘official time’ use by federal unions
Unions have said official time is an essential protected resource that allows them to be effective and timely.
-
Congress passed the FY24 defense policy bill: Here’s what’s inside
Congress just passed the FY24 National Defense Authorization Act. Here’s a look at some key provisions.
-
Del Toro’s case for funding the US Navy and Marine Corps
As perilous as the state of affairs may seem, things might soon get dramatically and demonstrably worse with sequestration, the Navy secretary argues.
-
Senate passes final defense policy bill
The compromise bill authorizes limited assistance for Ukraine, implements AUKUS and institutionalizes a nuclear weapon.
-
IRS consolidates deputy commissioner roles, names other c-suite leaders
It’s the first time the agency’s upper echelons have been restructured in nearly two decades.
-
Interior Dept. mandates 50% in-office presence for DC-area employees
Many large departments have issued similar orders in recent months to call broad swaths of their workforces back to offices.
-
Senate confirms former NASA IG Martin as USAID watchdog
The United States Agency for International Development has a confirmed inspector general to lead oversight of foreign assistance programs and Ukraine aid.
-
State Dept. hiring, overtime slash passport wait times as demand soars
The department said it issued more than 24 million passports in the fiscal year that ended Sept. 30.
-
Homelessness among veterans jumps more than 7%
The rise comes after years of progress in reducing the number of veterans facing stable housing issues.
-
Bring feds back to offices to revive metro, Virginia’s Youngkin says
More than half of Metro station serve federal facilities, and about a third of peak commuters were federal employees pre-pandemic.
-
GOP senators press for report on ‘official time’ use by federal unions
Unions have said official time is an essential protected resource that allows them to be effective and timely.
-
Congress passed the FY24 defense policy bill: Here’s what’s inside
Congress just passed the FY24 National Defense Authorization Act. Here’s a look at some key provisions.
-
Del Toro’s case for funding the US Navy and Marine Corps
As perilous as the state of affairs may seem, things might soon get dramatically and demonstrably worse with sequestration, the Navy secretary argues.
-
Senate passes final defense policy bill
The compromise bill authorizes limited assistance for Ukraine, implements AUKUS and institutionalizes a nuclear weapon.
-
IRS consolidates deputy commissioner roles, names other c-suite leaders
It’s the first time the agency’s upper echelons have been restructured in nearly two decades.
