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Trump’s EPA shifts more environmental enforcement to states
Around the country, the Environmental Protection Agency is delegating a widening range of public health and environmental enforcement to states, saying local officials know best how to deal with local problems. Critics contend federal regulators are making a dangerous retreat on enforcement that puts people and the environment at greater risk.
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Prison break: As the Trump administration touts prison reform as a victory, the Federal Bureau of Prisons struggles
Officers on the ground say that many BOP locations are seriously understaffed, resulting in dangerous working conditions.
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White House sets course for Congress to speed OPM break-up
The administration plans to use current authorities to begin transferring responsibilities from the Office of Personnel Management to the General Services Administration, but action by Congress would simplify the process.
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OPM director nominee passes committee vote
Dale Cabaniss was nominated to take over the Office of Personnel Management, which has been without permanent leadership since October 2018.
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Dear Bureaucrat, I’m being micromanaged! How can I get my boss to be less controlling?
One approach is to discuss your feelings frankly, but don’t do it! First, consider a few factors …
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Hackers for hire get government stamp of approval
A company that has held vulnerability disclosure efforts and bug bounties for the Defense Department is one step closer to going wide.
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What happens when ‘exciting’ opportunities overshadow crucial IT
Law enforcement agencies present compelling missions for potential applicants, so much so that it’s hard for them to attract for less intense IT positions.
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For Shanahan, it looks like a rocky road to defense secretary
Key Democrats are signaling that Patrick Shanahan, the acting defense secretary who was informally nominated for the permanent role last week, will face tough questioning.
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An OPM split could cause problems, but is its ‘greatest risk’ already here?
Acting OPM Director Margaret Weichert says doing nothing could impact Office of Personnel Management operations more than the Trump administration’s plan to split off its pieces.
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House Democrats aim to slash DoD’s money-moving authority over Trump’s border wall ‘gimmicks’
House Democrats are proposing a Pentagon spending bill that slashes the amount of money the military can shift between accounts.
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Trump’s EPA shifts more environmental enforcement to states
Around the country, the Environmental Protection Agency is delegating a widening range of public health and environmental enforcement to states, saying local officials know best how to deal with local problems. Critics contend federal regulators are making a dangerous retreat on enforcement that puts people and the environment at greater risk.
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Prison break: As the Trump administration touts prison reform as a victory, the Federal Bureau of Prisons struggles
Officers on the ground say that many BOP locations are seriously understaffed, resulting in dangerous working conditions.
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White House sets course for Congress to speed OPM break-up
The administration plans to use current authorities to begin transferring responsibilities from the Office of Personnel Management to the General Services Administration, but action by Congress would simplify the process.
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OPM director nominee passes committee vote
Dale Cabaniss was nominated to take over the Office of Personnel Management, which has been without permanent leadership since October 2018.
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Dear Bureaucrat, I’m being micromanaged! How can I get my boss to be less controlling?
One approach is to discuss your feelings frankly, but don’t do it! First, consider a few factors …
-
Hackers for hire get government stamp of approval
A company that has held vulnerability disclosure efforts and bug bounties for the Defense Department is one step closer to going wide.
-
What happens when ‘exciting’ opportunities overshadow crucial IT
Law enforcement agencies present compelling missions for potential applicants, so much so that it’s hard for them to attract for less intense IT positions.
-
For Shanahan, it looks like a rocky road to defense secretary
Key Democrats are signaling that Patrick Shanahan, the acting defense secretary who was informally nominated for the permanent role last week, will face tough questioning.
-
An OPM split could cause problems, but is its ‘greatest risk’ already here?
Acting OPM Director Margaret Weichert says doing nothing could impact Office of Personnel Management operations more than the Trump administration’s plan to split off its pieces.
-
House Democrats aim to slash DoD’s money-moving authority over Trump’s border wall ‘gimmicks’
House Democrats are proposing a Pentagon spending bill that slashes the amount of money the military can shift between accounts.
-
Trump’s EPA shifts more environmental enforcement to states
Around the country, the Environmental Protection Agency is delegating a widening range of public health and environmental enforcement to states, saying local officials know best how to deal with local problems. Critics contend federal regulators are making a dangerous retreat on enforcement that puts people and the environment at greater risk.
-
Prison break: As the Trump administration touts prison reform as a victory, the Federal Bureau of Prisons struggles
Officers on the ground say that many BOP locations are seriously understaffed, resulting in dangerous working conditions.
-
White House sets course for Congress to speed OPM break-up
The administration plans to use current authorities to begin transferring responsibilities from the Office of Personnel Management to the General Services Administration, but action by Congress would simplify the process.
-
OPM director nominee passes committee vote
Dale Cabaniss was nominated to take over the Office of Personnel Management, which has been without permanent leadership since October 2018.
-
Dear Bureaucrat, I’m being micromanaged! How can I get my boss to be less controlling?
One approach is to discuss your feelings frankly, but don’t do it! First, consider a few factors …
-
Hackers for hire get government stamp of approval
A company that has held vulnerability disclosure efforts and bug bounties for the Defense Department is one step closer to going wide.
-
What happens when ‘exciting’ opportunities overshadow crucial IT
Law enforcement agencies present compelling missions for potential applicants, so much so that it’s hard for them to attract for less intense IT positions.
-
For Shanahan, it looks like a rocky road to defense secretary
Key Democrats are signaling that Patrick Shanahan, the acting defense secretary who was informally nominated for the permanent role last week, will face tough questioning.
-
An OPM split could cause problems, but is its ‘greatest risk’ already here?
Acting OPM Director Margaret Weichert says doing nothing could impact Office of Personnel Management operations more than the Trump administration’s plan to split off its pieces.
-
House Democrats aim to slash DoD’s money-moving authority over Trump’s border wall ‘gimmicks’
House Democrats are proposing a Pentagon spending bill that slashes the amount of money the military can shift between accounts.
