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Trump replacing McMaster with John Bolton as national security adviser
Charging ahead with the dramatic remaking of his White House, President Donald Trump said Thursday he would replace national security adviser H.R. McMaster with the former U.N. Ambassador John Bolton, a foreign policy hawk entering a White House facing key decisions on Iran and North Korea.
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Limited pay freezes under 2018 appropriations bill
Under the FY18 appropriations bill, only political appointees and certain prevailing rate employees will see a pay freeze.
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Agency IT upgrades could get stalled by modernization fund cutback
Though legislation called for $250 million for the Technology Modernization Fund, the proposed 2018 appropriations include only $100 million.
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With new security features, Google makes major play for federal cloud business
Along with a FedRAMP provisional authority to operate, Google also announced new security features and partnerships for their cloud platform.
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House reinstates rule that can target fed pay, agency funds
The Holman Rule allows Congress to cut individual employee pay or agency programs through amendments to spending bills.
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Trump management agenda to focus on multiagency goals
The agenda requires leadership from across agencies to prioritize IT modernization, data transparency and workforce challenges.
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CACI bid fails to hijack General Dynamics’ acquisition of CSRA
General Dynamics has released an amended merger agreement.
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Advocates call for new VA office focusing on transition issues
The proposed Veterans Economic Opportunity Administration would be headed by an under secretary reporting directly to the VA Secretary.
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Office of American Innovation leader named to new White House role
Chris Liddell, who developed a strong policy reputation while working in the Office of American Innovation, was named deputy chief of staff for policy coordination.
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Why #MarchMadness gambling might not be a good idea
Want to add a little extra spice to your March Madness pool?
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Trump replacing McMaster with John Bolton as national security adviser
Charging ahead with the dramatic remaking of his White House, President Donald Trump said Thursday he would replace national security adviser H.R. McMaster with the former U.N. Ambassador John Bolton, a foreign policy hawk entering a White House facing key decisions on Iran and North Korea.
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Limited pay freezes under 2018 appropriations bill
Under the FY18 appropriations bill, only political appointees and certain prevailing rate employees will see a pay freeze.
-
Agency IT upgrades could get stalled by modernization fund cutback
Though legislation called for $250 million for the Technology Modernization Fund, the proposed 2018 appropriations include only $100 million.
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With new security features, Google makes major play for federal cloud business
Along with a FedRAMP provisional authority to operate, Google also announced new security features and partnerships for their cloud platform.
-
House reinstates rule that can target fed pay, agency funds
The Holman Rule allows Congress to cut individual employee pay or agency programs through amendments to spending bills.
-
Trump management agenda to focus on multiagency goals
The agenda requires leadership from across agencies to prioritize IT modernization, data transparency and workforce challenges.
-
CACI bid fails to hijack General Dynamics’ acquisition of CSRA
General Dynamics has released an amended merger agreement.
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Advocates call for new VA office focusing on transition issues
The proposed Veterans Economic Opportunity Administration would be headed by an under secretary reporting directly to the VA Secretary.
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Office of American Innovation leader named to new White House role
Chris Liddell, who developed a strong policy reputation while working in the Office of American Innovation, was named deputy chief of staff for policy coordination.
-
Why #MarchMadness gambling might not be a good idea
Want to add a little extra spice to your March Madness pool?
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Trump replacing McMaster with John Bolton as national security adviser
Charging ahead with the dramatic remaking of his White House, President Donald Trump said Thursday he would replace national security adviser H.R. McMaster with the former U.N. Ambassador John Bolton, a foreign policy hawk entering a White House facing key decisions on Iran and North Korea.
-
Limited pay freezes under 2018 appropriations bill
Under the FY18 appropriations bill, only political appointees and certain prevailing rate employees will see a pay freeze.
-
Agency IT upgrades could get stalled by modernization fund cutback
Though legislation called for $250 million for the Technology Modernization Fund, the proposed 2018 appropriations include only $100 million.
-
With new security features, Google makes major play for federal cloud business
Along with a FedRAMP provisional authority to operate, Google also announced new security features and partnerships for their cloud platform.
-
House reinstates rule that can target fed pay, agency funds
The Holman Rule allows Congress to cut individual employee pay or agency programs through amendments to spending bills.
-
Trump management agenda to focus on multiagency goals
The agenda requires leadership from across agencies to prioritize IT modernization, data transparency and workforce challenges.
-
CACI bid fails to hijack General Dynamics’ acquisition of CSRA
General Dynamics has released an amended merger agreement.
-
Advocates call for new VA office focusing on transition issues
The proposed Veterans Economic Opportunity Administration would be headed by an under secretary reporting directly to the VA Secretary.
-
Office of American Innovation leader named to new White House role
Chris Liddell, who developed a strong policy reputation while working in the Office of American Innovation, was named deputy chief of staff for policy coordination.
-
Why #MarchMadness gambling might not be a good idea
Want to add a little extra spice to your March Madness pool?
