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US panel warns against government purchase of Chinese tech
In its annual report on Wednesday, the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission warns of dangers to the U.S. government and private sector from a reliance on global supply chains linked to China, which is the world’s largest manufacturer of information technology equipment.
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Justice legal opinion backs Whitaker’s naming as acting AG
The 20-page opinion from the Office of Legal Counsel, which provides advice to executive branch agencies, aims to rebut mounting complaints that President Donald Trump illegally sidestepped procedure by appointing Whitaker over Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein.
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Postal Service’s red ink for 12th year as letter mail drops
The U.S. Postal Service reported a financial loss, citing declines in mail volume and the costs of its pension and health care obligations.
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Price tag of the ‘war on terror’ will top $6 trillion soon
The figure is several times higher than official Pentagon reports on war spending because it includes VA benefits and other related expenses.
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Trump picks former CENTCOM commander for ambassador to Saudi Arabia
A retired four-star general is President Donald Trump’s pick to be U.S. ambassador to Saudi Arabia, filling a key diplomatic vacancy at a time when U.S.-Saudi relations are being tested by the slaying of a journalist critical of the Saudi royal family.
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After first lady slam, Mattis foe Ricardel appears on thin ice
John Bolton’s deputy had clashed with Mattis in the past, but it’s a run in with the first lady that may be her end in the administration.
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Is Amazon’s HQ2 opportunity or obstacle for the federal workforce?
Amazon’s new Washington-area headquarters will be a significant draw for IT professionals, which could both hurt and help the tech and cyber vacancies at federal agencies.
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Key armed services Democrat locked in recount drama
Behind by 12,000 votes and a week after the election, Florida Sen. Bill Nelson is still fighting.
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Democrat Sinema wins Arizona Senate seat running as centrist
Rep. Kyrsten Sinema won the Arizona Senate seat being vacated by Republican Jeff Flake to become the first woman to win a U.S. Senate seat in the state.
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US panel warns against government purchase of Chinese tech
In its annual report on Wednesday, the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission warns of dangers to the U.S. government and private sector from a reliance on global supply chains linked to China, which is the world’s largest manufacturer of information technology equipment.
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Justice legal opinion backs Whitaker’s naming as acting AG
The 20-page opinion from the Office of Legal Counsel, which provides advice to executive branch agencies, aims to rebut mounting complaints that President Donald Trump illegally sidestepped procedure by appointing Whitaker over Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein.
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Postal Service’s red ink for 12th year as letter mail drops
The U.S. Postal Service reported a financial loss, citing declines in mail volume and the costs of its pension and health care obligations.
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Price tag of the ‘war on terror’ will top $6 trillion soon
The figure is several times higher than official Pentagon reports on war spending because it includes VA benefits and other related expenses.
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Trump picks former CENTCOM commander for ambassador to Saudi Arabia
A retired four-star general is President Donald Trump’s pick to be U.S. ambassador to Saudi Arabia, filling a key diplomatic vacancy at a time when U.S.-Saudi relations are being tested by the slaying of a journalist critical of the Saudi royal family.
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After first lady slam, Mattis foe Ricardel appears on thin ice
John Bolton’s deputy had clashed with Mattis in the past, but it’s a run in with the first lady that may be her end in the administration.
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Is Amazon’s HQ2 opportunity or obstacle for the federal workforce?
Amazon’s new Washington-area headquarters will be a significant draw for IT professionals, which could both hurt and help the tech and cyber vacancies at federal agencies.
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Key armed services Democrat locked in recount drama
Behind by 12,000 votes and a week after the election, Florida Sen. Bill Nelson is still fighting.
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Democrat Sinema wins Arizona Senate seat running as centrist
Rep. Kyrsten Sinema won the Arizona Senate seat being vacated by Republican Jeff Flake to become the first woman to win a U.S. Senate seat in the state.
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Navy issues second NGEN extension
The wait for the NGEN recompete continues.
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US panel warns against government purchase of Chinese tech
In its annual report on Wednesday, the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission warns of dangers to the U.S. government and private sector from a reliance on global supply chains linked to China, which is the world’s largest manufacturer of information technology equipment.
-
Justice legal opinion backs Whitaker’s naming as acting AG
The 20-page opinion from the Office of Legal Counsel, which provides advice to executive branch agencies, aims to rebut mounting complaints that President Donald Trump illegally sidestepped procedure by appointing Whitaker over Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein.
-
Postal Service’s red ink for 12th year as letter mail drops
The U.S. Postal Service reported a financial loss, citing declines in mail volume and the costs of its pension and health care obligations.
-
Price tag of the ‘war on terror’ will top $6 trillion soon
The figure is several times higher than official Pentagon reports on war spending because it includes VA benefits and other related expenses.
-
Trump picks former CENTCOM commander for ambassador to Saudi Arabia
A retired four-star general is President Donald Trump’s pick to be U.S. ambassador to Saudi Arabia, filling a key diplomatic vacancy at a time when U.S.-Saudi relations are being tested by the slaying of a journalist critical of the Saudi royal family.
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After first lady slam, Mattis foe Ricardel appears on thin ice
John Bolton’s deputy had clashed with Mattis in the past, but it’s a run in with the first lady that may be her end in the administration.
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Is Amazon’s HQ2 opportunity or obstacle for the federal workforce?
Amazon’s new Washington-area headquarters will be a significant draw for IT professionals, which could both hurt and help the tech and cyber vacancies at federal agencies.
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Key armed services Democrat locked in recount drama
Behind by 12,000 votes and a week after the election, Florida Sen. Bill Nelson is still fighting.
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Democrat Sinema wins Arizona Senate seat running as centrist
Rep. Kyrsten Sinema won the Arizona Senate seat being vacated by Republican Jeff Flake to become the first woman to win a U.S. Senate seat in the state.
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Navy issues second NGEN extension
The wait for the NGEN recompete continues.
