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House passes ‘progressive’ defense bill, 377-48
The compromise 2020 NDAA passed the House with a strong bipartisan vote.
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New bill would ‘close the gap’ between salaried and hourly feds
Legislation introduced in the House and Senate Dec. 11 wants to revise locality pay boundaries.
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Florida GOP Rep. Yoho announces retirement from Congress
Yoho, who aligned himself with the Tea Party faction of the Republican Party and has been a fierce supporter of President Donald Trump, joins at least 27 House Republicans in announcing their departures from the U.S. House.
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Judge halts $3.6B diverted from military construction projects for border wall
A federal judge on Tuesday blocked the Trump administration from spending some Defense Department money to build a border wall with Mexico, the latest twist in a long-running legal battle over one of the president’s signature domestic issues and campaign priorities.
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Trump’s White House doc, a former flag, running for Congress
Retired Navy Rear Adm. Ronny Jackson joins a crowded field of Republican hopefuls running to replace Rep. Mac Thornberry, who isn’t seeking reelection after 25 years in Congress.
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Several election security provisions are in the massive defense bill
According to the National Defense Authorization Act, Congress is taking steps to learn more about future Russian cyberattacks and wants to ensure state officials have access to the top-level threat information.
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Here are the Pentagon CIO office’s new cybersecurity roles
Department of Defense CIO Dana Deasy will have new responsibilities if the National Defense Authorization Act is signed by the president.
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Defense policy deal creates Space Force, sidesteps border wall controversy
Lawmakers involved in annual defense authorization negotiations finalized a sweeping deal late Monday.
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Will a ‘wild card’ White House cause another government shutdown?
Members of Congress look poised to come to a budget agreement, but President Donald Trump has the final word on whether such an agreement can become law.
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Esper points to $5 billion in ‘night court’ savings
The savings were identified following a review initiated by Defense Secretary Mark Esper in August, soon after his confirmation.
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House passes ‘progressive’ defense bill, 377-48
The compromise 2020 NDAA passed the House with a strong bipartisan vote.
-
New bill would ‘close the gap’ between salaried and hourly feds
Legislation introduced in the House and Senate Dec. 11 wants to revise locality pay boundaries.
-
Florida GOP Rep. Yoho announces retirement from Congress
Yoho, who aligned himself with the Tea Party faction of the Republican Party and has been a fierce supporter of President Donald Trump, joins at least 27 House Republicans in announcing their departures from the U.S. House.
-
Judge halts $3.6B diverted from military construction projects for border wall
A federal judge on Tuesday blocked the Trump administration from spending some Defense Department money to build a border wall with Mexico, the latest twist in a long-running legal battle over one of the president’s signature domestic issues and campaign priorities.
-
Trump’s White House doc, a former flag, running for Congress
Retired Navy Rear Adm. Ronny Jackson joins a crowded field of Republican hopefuls running to replace Rep. Mac Thornberry, who isn’t seeking reelection after 25 years in Congress.
-
Several election security provisions are in the massive defense bill
According to the National Defense Authorization Act, Congress is taking steps to learn more about future Russian cyberattacks and wants to ensure state officials have access to the top-level threat information.
-
Here are the Pentagon CIO office’s new cybersecurity roles
Department of Defense CIO Dana Deasy will have new responsibilities if the National Defense Authorization Act is signed by the president.
-
Defense policy deal creates Space Force, sidesteps border wall controversy
Lawmakers involved in annual defense authorization negotiations finalized a sweeping deal late Monday.
-
Will a ‘wild card’ White House cause another government shutdown?
Members of Congress look poised to come to a budget agreement, but President Donald Trump has the final word on whether such an agreement can become law.
-
Esper points to $5 billion in ‘night court’ savings
The savings were identified following a review initiated by Defense Secretary Mark Esper in August, soon after his confirmation.
-
House passes ‘progressive’ defense bill, 377-48
The compromise 2020 NDAA passed the House with a strong bipartisan vote.
-
New bill would ‘close the gap’ between salaried and hourly feds
Legislation introduced in the House and Senate Dec. 11 wants to revise locality pay boundaries.
-
Florida GOP Rep. Yoho announces retirement from Congress
Yoho, who aligned himself with the Tea Party faction of the Republican Party and has been a fierce supporter of President Donald Trump, joins at least 27 House Republicans in announcing their departures from the U.S. House.
-
Judge halts $3.6B diverted from military construction projects for border wall
A federal judge on Tuesday blocked the Trump administration from spending some Defense Department money to build a border wall with Mexico, the latest twist in a long-running legal battle over one of the president’s signature domestic issues and campaign priorities.
-
Trump’s White House doc, a former flag, running for Congress
Retired Navy Rear Adm. Ronny Jackson joins a crowded field of Republican hopefuls running to replace Rep. Mac Thornberry, who isn’t seeking reelection after 25 years in Congress.
-
Several election security provisions are in the massive defense bill
According to the National Defense Authorization Act, Congress is taking steps to learn more about future Russian cyberattacks and wants to ensure state officials have access to the top-level threat information.
-
Here are the Pentagon CIO office’s new cybersecurity roles
Department of Defense CIO Dana Deasy will have new responsibilities if the National Defense Authorization Act is signed by the president.
-
Defense policy deal creates Space Force, sidesteps border wall controversy
Lawmakers involved in annual defense authorization negotiations finalized a sweeping deal late Monday.
-
Will a ‘wild card’ White House cause another government shutdown?
Members of Congress look poised to come to a budget agreement, but President Donald Trump has the final word on whether such an agreement can become law.
-
Esper points to $5 billion in ‘night court’ savings
The savings were identified following a review initiated by Defense Secretary Mark Esper in August, soon after his confirmation.
