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Pelosi nominated to reclaim speakership, still faces test
The lopsided 203-32 tally showed both the weakness of her opposition but also the challenges ahead.
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SEC has an opportunity to boost transparency
It’s becoming clear that the shadowy procedures for shareholder proxy voting is in desperate need of reform.
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Mattis, Pompeo back Saudi Arabia ahead of vote to end military support in Yemen war
Two top Cabinet officials defended the U.S.-Saudi relationship at an all-Senate briefing on the war in Yemen and the murder of a journalist.
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Merit Systems Protection Board to remain understaffed
The Senate Homeland Security and Government Reform Committee failed to move forward three nominations to the Merit Systems Protection Board in an all-or-nothing vote.
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Will feds get an extra day off this holiday?
History generally favors a federal employee day off when Christmas Eve falls on Monday, but there isn’t a guarantee.
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GSA to consolidate 24 multiple award schedules into one
The General Services Administration will combine all of its multiple award schedule contracts that agencies buy products and services off of over the course of two years.
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Commission report emerges as tool for budget hawks in Congress
Pro-defense lawmakers are using a report full of dire conclusions as a tool to argue for increased budgets.
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Corker demands CIA chief join Senate brief on Saudi controversy
GOP Sen. Bob Corker renewed demands for the CIA director to brief senators about the murder of dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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Why cyber compounds Pentagon purchasing problems
The Pentagon’s cyber acquisition process is “too slow,” a “support nightmare,” and one that “puts the warfighter at risk,” an upcoming paper argues.
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Trump pick to lead intelligence post remains in congressional limbo
William Evanina, Trump’s choice to lead the National Counterintelligence and Security Center, has not been confirmed by the Senate months after being nominated.
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Pelosi nominated to reclaim speakership, still faces test
The lopsided 203-32 tally showed both the weakness of her opposition but also the challenges ahead.
-
SEC has an opportunity to boost transparency
It’s becoming clear that the shadowy procedures for shareholder proxy voting is in desperate need of reform.
-
Mattis, Pompeo back Saudi Arabia ahead of vote to end military support in Yemen war
Two top Cabinet officials defended the U.S.-Saudi relationship at an all-Senate briefing on the war in Yemen and the murder of a journalist.
-
Merit Systems Protection Board to remain understaffed
The Senate Homeland Security and Government Reform Committee failed to move forward three nominations to the Merit Systems Protection Board in an all-or-nothing vote.
-
Will feds get an extra day off this holiday?
History generally favors a federal employee day off when Christmas Eve falls on Monday, but there isn’t a guarantee.
-
GSA to consolidate 24 multiple award schedules into one
The General Services Administration will combine all of its multiple award schedule contracts that agencies buy products and services off of over the course of two years.
-
Commission report emerges as tool for budget hawks in Congress
Pro-defense lawmakers are using a report full of dire conclusions as a tool to argue for increased budgets.
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Corker demands CIA chief join Senate brief on Saudi controversy
GOP Sen. Bob Corker renewed demands for the CIA director to brief senators about the murder of dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
-
Why cyber compounds Pentagon purchasing problems
The Pentagon’s cyber acquisition process is “too slow,” a “support nightmare,” and one that “puts the warfighter at risk,” an upcoming paper argues.
-
Trump pick to lead intelligence post remains in congressional limbo
William Evanina, Trump’s choice to lead the National Counterintelligence and Security Center, has not been confirmed by the Senate months after being nominated.
-
Pelosi nominated to reclaim speakership, still faces test
The lopsided 203-32 tally showed both the weakness of her opposition but also the challenges ahead.
-
SEC has an opportunity to boost transparency
It’s becoming clear that the shadowy procedures for shareholder proxy voting is in desperate need of reform.
-
Mattis, Pompeo back Saudi Arabia ahead of vote to end military support in Yemen war
Two top Cabinet officials defended the U.S.-Saudi relationship at an all-Senate briefing on the war in Yemen and the murder of a journalist.
-
Merit Systems Protection Board to remain understaffed
The Senate Homeland Security and Government Reform Committee failed to move forward three nominations to the Merit Systems Protection Board in an all-or-nothing vote.
-
Will feds get an extra day off this holiday?
History generally favors a federal employee day off when Christmas Eve falls on Monday, but there isn’t a guarantee.
-
GSA to consolidate 24 multiple award schedules into one
The General Services Administration will combine all of its multiple award schedule contracts that agencies buy products and services off of over the course of two years.
-
Commission report emerges as tool for budget hawks in Congress
Pro-defense lawmakers are using a report full of dire conclusions as a tool to argue for increased budgets.
-
Corker demands CIA chief join Senate brief on Saudi controversy
GOP Sen. Bob Corker renewed demands for the CIA director to brief senators about the murder of dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
-
Why cyber compounds Pentagon purchasing problems
The Pentagon’s cyber acquisition process is “too slow,” a “support nightmare,” and one that “puts the warfighter at risk,” an upcoming paper argues.
-
Trump pick to lead intelligence post remains in congressional limbo
William Evanina, Trump’s choice to lead the National Counterintelligence and Security Center, has not been confirmed by the Senate months after being nominated.
