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White House sets course for Congress to speed OPM break-up
The administration plans to use current authorities to begin transferring responsibilities from the Office of Personnel Management to the General Services Administration, but action by Congress would simplify the process.
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Homeland Security Sec. Nielsen resigns amid border turmoil
Two people familiar with the matter say she has long been frustrated by the difficulty getting other departments to help with the growing number of families coming crossing the border.
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Trump sidelines immigration nominee for ‘tougher direction’
President Donald Trump said Friday he was pulling the nomination of his pick to lead U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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Trump signs executive order implementing federal pay raise
The pay raise for 2019 is now fully official.
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Civilian agency budgets get slashed under Trump’s 2020 proposal
Civilian agencies would see a reduction from the 2019 spending caps under President Donald Trump’s 2020 budget proposal.
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White House ups DoD cyber budget request
The White House is requesting more than last year for Department of Defense cyber initiatives in fiscal 2020.
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Government to reopen for now, with back pay top priority
The longest government shutdown in American history is over, after Congress passed legislation to temporarily fund government for the next three weeks.
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What happens to feds during a holiday season government shutdown
Some federal employees may not yet fully feel the effects of a government shutdown until after the Christmas holiday.
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Jeff Pon out as OPM director
The White House announced an acting replacement for OPM Director Jeff Pon just seven months after his confirmation to the post.
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The fight over Trump’s cyber strategy
A senior Defense Department official described the current administration’s cyber policy as “a potential catastrophe” because cyber briefings are missed or not taking place altogether.
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White House sets course for Congress to speed OPM break-up
The administration plans to use current authorities to begin transferring responsibilities from the Office of Personnel Management to the General Services Administration, but action by Congress would simplify the process.
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Homeland Security Sec. Nielsen resigns amid border turmoil
Two people familiar with the matter say she has long been frustrated by the difficulty getting other departments to help with the growing number of families coming crossing the border.
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Trump sidelines immigration nominee for ‘tougher direction’
President Donald Trump said Friday he was pulling the nomination of his pick to lead U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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Trump signs executive order implementing federal pay raise
The pay raise for 2019 is now fully official.
-
Civilian agency budgets get slashed under Trump’s 2020 proposal
Civilian agencies would see a reduction from the 2019 spending caps under President Donald Trump’s 2020 budget proposal.
-
White House ups DoD cyber budget request
The White House is requesting more than last year for Department of Defense cyber initiatives in fiscal 2020.
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Government to reopen for now, with back pay top priority
The longest government shutdown in American history is over, after Congress passed legislation to temporarily fund government for the next three weeks.
-
What happens to feds during a holiday season government shutdown
Some federal employees may not yet fully feel the effects of a government shutdown until after the Christmas holiday.
-
Jeff Pon out as OPM director
The White House announced an acting replacement for OPM Director Jeff Pon just seven months after his confirmation to the post.
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The fight over Trump’s cyber strategy
A senior Defense Department official described the current administration’s cyber policy as “a potential catastrophe” because cyber briefings are missed or not taking place altogether.
-
White House sets course for Congress to speed OPM break-up
The administration plans to use current authorities to begin transferring responsibilities from the Office of Personnel Management to the General Services Administration, but action by Congress would simplify the process.
-
Homeland Security Sec. Nielsen resigns amid border turmoil
Two people familiar with the matter say she has long been frustrated by the difficulty getting other departments to help with the growing number of families coming crossing the border.
-
Trump sidelines immigration nominee for ‘tougher direction’
President Donald Trump said Friday he was pulling the nomination of his pick to lead U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
-
Trump signs executive order implementing federal pay raise
The pay raise for 2019 is now fully official.
-
Civilian agency budgets get slashed under Trump’s 2020 proposal
Civilian agencies would see a reduction from the 2019 spending caps under President Donald Trump’s 2020 budget proposal.
-
White House ups DoD cyber budget request
The White House is requesting more than last year for Department of Defense cyber initiatives in fiscal 2020.
-
Government to reopen for now, with back pay top priority
The longest government shutdown in American history is over, after Congress passed legislation to temporarily fund government for the next three weeks.
-
What happens to feds during a holiday season government shutdown
Some federal employees may not yet fully feel the effects of a government shutdown until after the Christmas holiday.
-
Jeff Pon out as OPM director
The White House announced an acting replacement for OPM Director Jeff Pon just seven months after his confirmation to the post.
-
The fight over Trump’s cyber strategy
A senior Defense Department official described the current administration’s cyber policy as “a potential catastrophe” because cyber briefings are missed or not taking place altogether.
