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Guard, reserve troops get fewer veterans disability claims approved
A government watchdog found that active-duty troops had their VA disability claims approved at much higher rates than part-time personnel.
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Despite $60 billion on way, IRS seeks more money to keep operating
Funding the IRS has been a divisive issue on Capitol Hill.
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Courts to hear arguments on blocking Trump from presidential ballot
Whether the judges keep Trump on the ballot or boot him, their rulings are likely to be swiftly appealed, eventually to the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Biden’s electric vehicle charging network should use open source
The US is spending $7.5 billion to build out America’s EV charging network, coupled with $2.5 billion in grants from the Federal Highway Administration.
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Biden administration seeks to convert empty US offices into housing
Over $35 billion in lending capacity will be made available to finance both new housing construction and office conversions.
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China and the US appear to restart military talks
China froze military exchanges after former U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi last August visited self-governing Taiwan, which China claims as its territory.
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DoD hindering recruitment of tech-savvy workers, warfighters: report
The DoD has been pushing to fill vacancies in artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, IT and data analytics while contending with fierce talent competition
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Harris to attend AI summit at former base for WWII codebreakers in UK
She’ll deliver a speech outlining the Biden administration’s approach to AI on Nov. 1 before attending a summit on the technology the next day.
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Government jobs get more attention than other sectors, report finds
Job postings from federal employers on Handshake increased by 22% over the past year.
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GOP hawks praise new House speaker amid Ukraine, budget uncertainty
The House elected Mike Johnson as the new speaker. He has the confidence of defense hawks, but GOP uncertainty remains over Ukraine aid and the budget.
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Guard, reserve troops get fewer veterans disability claims approved
A government watchdog found that active-duty troops had their VA disability claims approved at much higher rates than part-time personnel.
-
Despite $60 billion on way, IRS seeks more money to keep operating
Funding the IRS has been a divisive issue on Capitol Hill.
-
Courts to hear arguments on blocking Trump from presidential ballot
Whether the judges keep Trump on the ballot or boot him, their rulings are likely to be swiftly appealed, eventually to the U.S. Supreme Court.
-
Biden’s electric vehicle charging network should use open source
The US is spending $7.5 billion to build out America’s EV charging network, coupled with $2.5 billion in grants from the Federal Highway Administration.
-
Biden administration seeks to convert empty US offices into housing
Over $35 billion in lending capacity will be made available to finance both new housing construction and office conversions.
-
China and the US appear to restart military talks
China froze military exchanges after former U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi last August visited self-governing Taiwan, which China claims as its territory.
-
DoD hindering recruitment of tech-savvy workers, warfighters: report
The DoD has been pushing to fill vacancies in artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, IT and data analytics while contending with fierce talent competition
-
Harris to attend AI summit at former base for WWII codebreakers in UK
She’ll deliver a speech outlining the Biden administration’s approach to AI on Nov. 1 before attending a summit on the technology the next day.
-
Government jobs get more attention than other sectors, report finds
Job postings from federal employers on Handshake increased by 22% over the past year.
-
GOP hawks praise new House speaker amid Ukraine, budget uncertainty
The House elected Mike Johnson as the new speaker. He has the confidence of defense hawks, but GOP uncertainty remains over Ukraine aid and the budget.
-
Guard, reserve troops get fewer veterans disability claims approved
A government watchdog found that active-duty troops had their VA disability claims approved at much higher rates than part-time personnel.
-
Despite $60 billion on way, IRS seeks more money to keep operating
Funding the IRS has been a divisive issue on Capitol Hill.
-
Courts to hear arguments on blocking Trump from presidential ballot
Whether the judges keep Trump on the ballot or boot him, their rulings are likely to be swiftly appealed, eventually to the U.S. Supreme Court.
-
Biden’s electric vehicle charging network should use open source
The US is spending $7.5 billion to build out America’s EV charging network, coupled with $2.5 billion in grants from the Federal Highway Administration.
-
Biden administration seeks to convert empty US offices into housing
Over $35 billion in lending capacity will be made available to finance both new housing construction and office conversions.
-
China and the US appear to restart military talks
China froze military exchanges after former U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi last August visited self-governing Taiwan, which China claims as its territory.
-
DoD hindering recruitment of tech-savvy workers, warfighters: report
The DoD has been pushing to fill vacancies in artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, IT and data analytics while contending with fierce talent competition
-
Harris to attend AI summit at former base for WWII codebreakers in UK
She’ll deliver a speech outlining the Biden administration’s approach to AI on Nov. 1 before attending a summit on the technology the next day.
-
Government jobs get more attention than other sectors, report finds
Job postings from federal employers on Handshake increased by 22% over the past year.
-
GOP hawks praise new House speaker amid Ukraine, budget uncertainty
The House elected Mike Johnson as the new speaker. He has the confidence of defense hawks, but GOP uncertainty remains over Ukraine aid and the budget.
