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Why do US presidents ‘pardon’ turkeys at Thanksgiving?
President George H. W. Bush granted the first official “pardon” of a turkey in 1989, a tradition that continues today.
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Bidens to serve up ‘Friendsgiving’ dinner for military families
Celebrity chef Robert Irvine is preparing the troops a holiday meal.
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Veterans Day freebies, from doughnuts to gym memberships
If you map out your discount plan, you may be able to get free meals for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
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Veterans Day 2022 events at National Cemetery, Vietnam Memorial
Military and government leaders plan to attend events in and around the nation’s capital in honor of this year’s Veterans Day.
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Space Force picks Johns Hopkins University as war college
JHU will offer a 10-month, accredited professional military education program that draws on courses in international studies and engineering.
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Tricare and FEDVIP open seasons begin Nov. 14; what you need to know
Tricare open season starts Nov. 14, as well as FEDVIP open season for dental and vision coverage.
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Public warms to FBI, CIA, remains cool to other agencies, Gallup says
Of the 11 institutions included in the survey, the IRS and Justice Department receive the lowest ratings.
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Federal health insurance premiums to surge on drug cost, doctor visits
Part of the expected increase is attributed the resumption of in-person health care that was delayed during the pandemic.
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5 strategies for managing stress during the COVID-19 pandemic
An expert in cognitive performance who has provided training to government, military and private sector explains how the pandemic has expanded the need for cognitive strategies.
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Tight budgets endanger child care centers in federal buildings
Several buildings managed by the General Services Administration failed to meet minimum security standards for facilities with child care services.
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Why do US presidents ‘pardon’ turkeys at Thanksgiving?
President George H. W. Bush granted the first official “pardon” of a turkey in 1989, a tradition that continues today.
-
Bidens to serve up ‘Friendsgiving’ dinner for military families
Celebrity chef Robert Irvine is preparing the troops a holiday meal.
-
Veterans Day freebies, from doughnuts to gym memberships
If you map out your discount plan, you may be able to get free meals for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
-
Veterans Day 2022 events at National Cemetery, Vietnam Memorial
Military and government leaders plan to attend events in and around the nation’s capital in honor of this year’s Veterans Day.
-
Space Force picks Johns Hopkins University as war college
JHU will offer a 10-month, accredited professional military education program that draws on courses in international studies and engineering.
-
Tricare and FEDVIP open seasons begin Nov. 14; what you need to know
Tricare open season starts Nov. 14, as well as FEDVIP open season for dental and vision coverage.
-
Public warms to FBI, CIA, remains cool to other agencies, Gallup says
Of the 11 institutions included in the survey, the IRS and Justice Department receive the lowest ratings.
-
Federal health insurance premiums to surge on drug cost, doctor visits
Part of the expected increase is attributed the resumption of in-person health care that was delayed during the pandemic.
-
5 strategies for managing stress during the COVID-19 pandemic
An expert in cognitive performance who has provided training to government, military and private sector explains how the pandemic has expanded the need for cognitive strategies.
-
Tight budgets endanger child care centers in federal buildings
Several buildings managed by the General Services Administration failed to meet minimum security standards for facilities with child care services.
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Why do US presidents ‘pardon’ turkeys at Thanksgiving?
President George H. W. Bush granted the first official “pardon” of a turkey in 1989, a tradition that continues today.
-
Bidens to serve up ‘Friendsgiving’ dinner for military families
Celebrity chef Robert Irvine is preparing the troops a holiday meal.
-
Veterans Day freebies, from doughnuts to gym memberships
If you map out your discount plan, you may be able to get free meals for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
-
Veterans Day 2022 events at National Cemetery, Vietnam Memorial
Military and government leaders plan to attend events in and around the nation’s capital in honor of this year’s Veterans Day.
-
Space Force picks Johns Hopkins University as war college
JHU will offer a 10-month, accredited professional military education program that draws on courses in international studies and engineering.
-
Tricare and FEDVIP open seasons begin Nov. 14; what you need to know
Tricare open season starts Nov. 14, as well as FEDVIP open season for dental and vision coverage.
-
Public warms to FBI, CIA, remains cool to other agencies, Gallup says
Of the 11 institutions included in the survey, the IRS and Justice Department receive the lowest ratings.
-
Federal health insurance premiums to surge on drug cost, doctor visits
Part of the expected increase is attributed the resumption of in-person health care that was delayed during the pandemic.
-
5 strategies for managing stress during the COVID-19 pandemic
An expert in cognitive performance who has provided training to government, military and private sector explains how the pandemic has expanded the need for cognitive strategies.
-
Tight budgets endanger child care centers in federal buildings
Several buildings managed by the General Services Administration failed to meet minimum security standards for facilities with child care services.
