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White House counsel to leave in the fall
The announcement comes less than two weeks after the New York Times reported that Don McGahn had been cooperating extensively with the Muller investigation.
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Details of the preliminary US-Mexico trade deal, at a glance
No full text has yet been provided. On Friday, the Trump administration plans to send Congress a formal notice of the trade agreement. Not until 30 days after that would lawmakers likely receive a text of the deal.
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GSA acting general counsel formally takes over position
The General Services Administration general counsel oversees the agency’s more than 130 attorneys nationwide and serves as the chief legal adviser to the administrator.
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MITRE names new cyber and security chief
The position is responsible for the cyber strategy and protection from physical and digital attacks of the MITRE corporation, a nonprofit organization that manages federal research.
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After pressure, Trump orders flags lowered to honor John McCain
The White House had come under intense criticism Monday for disrespecting McCain, who fought with the president on a host of issues.
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US and Mexico tentatively set to replace NAFTA with new deal
President Donald Trump said he was open to including Canada — “if they’d like to negotiate fairly.” He threatened to impose new taxes on Canadian auto imports to intensify pressure on Ottawa to a agree to deal to Trump’s liking.
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The OPM director’s three priorities for the federal workforce
Office of Personnel Management Director Jeff Pon outlined areas he is currently working on to impact the federal workforce.
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Nation’s top student loan official resigns
This is the latest high-level departure from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau since Mick Mulvaney, President Donald Trump’s budget director who has been also acting director of the bureau, took over in late November.
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Deadly Florida shooting unfolded blocks from major fed conference
Organizers of the FEDCon18 conference said that they are not aware of any attendees that were in the vicinity of a nearby shooting that killed three and injured nearly a dozen in Jacksonville, Florida.
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Will more sanctions drive Iran to a cyberattack?
If the Trump administration’s sanctions on Iran are strong, the Persian nation may respond by targeting banks, critical infrastructure and the U.S. government.
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White House counsel to leave in the fall
The announcement comes less than two weeks after the New York Times reported that Don McGahn had been cooperating extensively with the Muller investigation.
-
Details of the preliminary US-Mexico trade deal, at a glance
No full text has yet been provided. On Friday, the Trump administration plans to send Congress a formal notice of the trade agreement. Not until 30 days after that would lawmakers likely receive a text of the deal.
-
GSA acting general counsel formally takes over position
The General Services Administration general counsel oversees the agency’s more than 130 attorneys nationwide and serves as the chief legal adviser to the administrator.
-
MITRE names new cyber and security chief
The position is responsible for the cyber strategy and protection from physical and digital attacks of the MITRE corporation, a nonprofit organization that manages federal research.
-
After pressure, Trump orders flags lowered to honor John McCain
The White House had come under intense criticism Monday for disrespecting McCain, who fought with the president on a host of issues.
-
US and Mexico tentatively set to replace NAFTA with new deal
President Donald Trump said he was open to including Canada — “if they’d like to negotiate fairly.” He threatened to impose new taxes on Canadian auto imports to intensify pressure on Ottawa to a agree to deal to Trump’s liking.
-
The OPM director’s three priorities for the federal workforce
Office of Personnel Management Director Jeff Pon outlined areas he is currently working on to impact the federal workforce.
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Nation’s top student loan official resigns
This is the latest high-level departure from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau since Mick Mulvaney, President Donald Trump’s budget director who has been also acting director of the bureau, took over in late November.
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Deadly Florida shooting unfolded blocks from major fed conference
Organizers of the FEDCon18 conference said that they are not aware of any attendees that were in the vicinity of a nearby shooting that killed three and injured nearly a dozen in Jacksonville, Florida.
-
Will more sanctions drive Iran to a cyberattack?
If the Trump administration’s sanctions on Iran are strong, the Persian nation may respond by targeting banks, critical infrastructure and the U.S. government.
-
White House counsel to leave in the fall
The announcement comes less than two weeks after the New York Times reported that Don McGahn had been cooperating extensively with the Muller investigation.
-
Details of the preliminary US-Mexico trade deal, at a glance
No full text has yet been provided. On Friday, the Trump administration plans to send Congress a formal notice of the trade agreement. Not until 30 days after that would lawmakers likely receive a text of the deal.
-
GSA acting general counsel formally takes over position
The General Services Administration general counsel oversees the agency’s more than 130 attorneys nationwide and serves as the chief legal adviser to the administrator.
-
MITRE names new cyber and security chief
The position is responsible for the cyber strategy and protection from physical and digital attacks of the MITRE corporation, a nonprofit organization that manages federal research.
-
After pressure, Trump orders flags lowered to honor John McCain
The White House had come under intense criticism Monday for disrespecting McCain, who fought with the president on a host of issues.
-
US and Mexico tentatively set to replace NAFTA with new deal
President Donald Trump said he was open to including Canada — “if they’d like to negotiate fairly.” He threatened to impose new taxes on Canadian auto imports to intensify pressure on Ottawa to a agree to deal to Trump’s liking.
-
The OPM director’s three priorities for the federal workforce
Office of Personnel Management Director Jeff Pon outlined areas he is currently working on to impact the federal workforce.
-
Nation’s top student loan official resigns
This is the latest high-level departure from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau since Mick Mulvaney, President Donald Trump’s budget director who has been also acting director of the bureau, took over in late November.
-
Deadly Florida shooting unfolded blocks from major fed conference
Organizers of the FEDCon18 conference said that they are not aware of any attendees that were in the vicinity of a nearby shooting that killed three and injured nearly a dozen in Jacksonville, Florida.
-
Will more sanctions drive Iran to a cyberattack?
If the Trump administration’s sanctions on Iran are strong, the Persian nation may respond by targeting banks, critical infrastructure and the U.S. government.
