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Blumenthal seeks probe amid whistleblower claims at VA facility where 2 workers died in accident
Sen. Richard Blumenthal said he received 75 pages of documents from two whistleblowers that include “powerful evidence that complaints of unsafe conditions were either disregarded or dismissed.”
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Watchdog council elects new chair for 2021
National Science Foundation Inspector General Allison Lerner was selected to chair the Council of Inspectors General on Integrity and Efficiency beginning in 2021.
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Trump says Barr resigning, will leave before Christmas
Attorney General William Barr went Monday to the White House, where President Donald Trump said he submitted his letter of resignation.
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Newt Gingrich and loyalists tapped for Defense Policy Board as Henry Kissinger is ousted
The Trump administration has continued efforts to replace Pentagon advisers with loyalists.
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Feds get a full day off for Christmas Eve
Federal employees will get a four day weekend around Christmas this year.
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Trump upends OPM leadership succession, potentially favoring his appointee
The move could complicate President-elect Biden’s ability to exercise control over the agency in the early days of his administration.
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Sen. Rand Paul delays defense bill vote over troop drawdowns
Paul’s objections on Thursday threatened another must-pass bill, a one-week spending measure that would keep the government open through Dec. 18.
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Will the 2020 election change how presidential transitions happen?
US President-elect Joe Biden’s complicated transition to assume the presidency in January has caused some members of Congress to call for updates to the process.
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Biden to name former WH Chief of Staff Denis McDonough as VA secretary nominee
In confirmed, the 51-year-old would be only the second non-veteran to serve as VA secretary.
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Lawmakers act to avert shutdown, buying time for COVID talks
Still spinning their wheels on COVID-19 relief, lawmakers grabbed a one-week government funding extension on Wednesday that buys time for more talks — though there is considerable disagreement over who is supposed to be taking the lead from there.
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Blumenthal seeks probe amid whistleblower claims at VA facility where 2 workers died in accident
Sen. Richard Blumenthal said he received 75 pages of documents from two whistleblowers that include “powerful evidence that complaints of unsafe conditions were either disregarded or dismissed.”
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Watchdog council elects new chair for 2021
National Science Foundation Inspector General Allison Lerner was selected to chair the Council of Inspectors General on Integrity and Efficiency beginning in 2021.
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Trump says Barr resigning, will leave before Christmas
Attorney General William Barr went Monday to the White House, where President Donald Trump said he submitted his letter of resignation.
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Newt Gingrich and loyalists tapped for Defense Policy Board as Henry Kissinger is ousted
The Trump administration has continued efforts to replace Pentagon advisers with loyalists.
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Feds get a full day off for Christmas Eve
Federal employees will get a four day weekend around Christmas this year.
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Trump upends OPM leadership succession, potentially favoring his appointee
The move could complicate President-elect Biden’s ability to exercise control over the agency in the early days of his administration.
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Sen. Rand Paul delays defense bill vote over troop drawdowns
Paul’s objections on Thursday threatened another must-pass bill, a one-week spending measure that would keep the government open through Dec. 18.
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Will the 2020 election change how presidential transitions happen?
US President-elect Joe Biden’s complicated transition to assume the presidency in January has caused some members of Congress to call for updates to the process.
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Biden to name former WH Chief of Staff Denis McDonough as VA secretary nominee
In confirmed, the 51-year-old would be only the second non-veteran to serve as VA secretary.
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Lawmakers act to avert shutdown, buying time for COVID talks
Still spinning their wheels on COVID-19 relief, lawmakers grabbed a one-week government funding extension on Wednesday that buys time for more talks — though there is considerable disagreement over who is supposed to be taking the lead from there.
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Blumenthal seeks probe amid whistleblower claims at VA facility where 2 workers died in accident
Sen. Richard Blumenthal said he received 75 pages of documents from two whistleblowers that include “powerful evidence that complaints of unsafe conditions were either disregarded or dismissed.”
-
Watchdog council elects new chair for 2021
National Science Foundation Inspector General Allison Lerner was selected to chair the Council of Inspectors General on Integrity and Efficiency beginning in 2021.
-
Trump says Barr resigning, will leave before Christmas
Attorney General William Barr went Monday to the White House, where President Donald Trump said he submitted his letter of resignation.
-
Newt Gingrich and loyalists tapped for Defense Policy Board as Henry Kissinger is ousted
The Trump administration has continued efforts to replace Pentagon advisers with loyalists.
-
Feds get a full day off for Christmas Eve
Federal employees will get a four day weekend around Christmas this year.
-
Trump upends OPM leadership succession, potentially favoring his appointee
The move could complicate President-elect Biden’s ability to exercise control over the agency in the early days of his administration.
-
Sen. Rand Paul delays defense bill vote over troop drawdowns
Paul’s objections on Thursday threatened another must-pass bill, a one-week spending measure that would keep the government open through Dec. 18.
-
Will the 2020 election change how presidential transitions happen?
US President-elect Joe Biden’s complicated transition to assume the presidency in January has caused some members of Congress to call for updates to the process.
-
Biden to name former WH Chief of Staff Denis McDonough as VA secretary nominee
In confirmed, the 51-year-old would be only the second non-veteran to serve as VA secretary.
-
Lawmakers act to avert shutdown, buying time for COVID talks
Still spinning their wheels on COVID-19 relief, lawmakers grabbed a one-week government funding extension on Wednesday that buys time for more talks — though there is considerable disagreement over who is supposed to be taking the lead from there.
