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OPM draws on digital service team for its IT leadership
The Office of Personnel Management welcomes two new technology leaders from the U.S. Digital Service.
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Trump nominates new leader for spy satellite agency
President Donald Trump has chosen a new individual to lead the National Reconnaissance Office.
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Lawmakers aim to reverse Trump’s ban on transgender troops
Supporters call the president’s ban on new transgender military recruits unfair and harmful to national security.
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VA says it has never been more cooperative with Congress. So why can’t lawmakers get the answers they want?
Growing frustration between the administration’s veteran program leaders and Congress could stall the legislative success they’ve enjoyed in recent years.
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Trump introduces World Bank critic David Malpass to lead it
Malpass, who is now Trump’s undersecretary for international affairs at the Treasury Department, has been a sharp critic of the 189-nation World Bank.
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Trump predicts ISIS will lose last of its land as early as next week
Pentagon officials have said the extremist group still hold small pockets of territory in the Middle East, presenting a continued threat.
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Does the new DoD cloud strategy actually offer opportunities?
The Department of Defense strategy indicates further opportunities for cloud service providers beyond the controversial Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure contract, but challenges may still remain.
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US says it won’t cede leadership of ISIS fight despite Syria withdrawal
America will not cede leadership of the fight against the Islamic State group, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Wednesday, as he tried to allay fears that President Donald Trump’s decision to withdraw forces from Syria could imperil gains against the militants there and in neighboring Iraq.
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OPM looks for advice on a health insurance enrollment system
The Office of Personnel Management wants to create a one-stop-shop for feds to compare and select healthcare plans.
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Border showdown looms over State of the Union
President Donald Trump called for bipartisanship while doubling down on assertions that the United States needed to increase security at the U.S.-Mexico border through construction of a wall.
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OPM draws on digital service team for its IT leadership
The Office of Personnel Management welcomes two new technology leaders from the U.S. Digital Service.
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Trump nominates new leader for spy satellite agency
President Donald Trump has chosen a new individual to lead the National Reconnaissance Office.
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Lawmakers aim to reverse Trump’s ban on transgender troops
Supporters call the president’s ban on new transgender military recruits unfair and harmful to national security.
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VA says it has never been more cooperative with Congress. So why can’t lawmakers get the answers they want?
Growing frustration between the administration’s veteran program leaders and Congress could stall the legislative success they’ve enjoyed in recent years.
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Trump introduces World Bank critic David Malpass to lead it
Malpass, who is now Trump’s undersecretary for international affairs at the Treasury Department, has been a sharp critic of the 189-nation World Bank.
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Trump predicts ISIS will lose last of its land as early as next week
Pentagon officials have said the extremist group still hold small pockets of territory in the Middle East, presenting a continued threat.
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Does the new DoD cloud strategy actually offer opportunities?
The Department of Defense strategy indicates further opportunities for cloud service providers beyond the controversial Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure contract, but challenges may still remain.
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US says it won’t cede leadership of ISIS fight despite Syria withdrawal
America will not cede leadership of the fight against the Islamic State group, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Wednesday, as he tried to allay fears that President Donald Trump’s decision to withdraw forces from Syria could imperil gains against the militants there and in neighboring Iraq.
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OPM looks for advice on a health insurance enrollment system
The Office of Personnel Management wants to create a one-stop-shop for feds to compare and select healthcare plans.
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Border showdown looms over State of the Union
President Donald Trump called for bipartisanship while doubling down on assertions that the United States needed to increase security at the U.S.-Mexico border through construction of a wall.
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OPM draws on digital service team for its IT leadership
The Office of Personnel Management welcomes two new technology leaders from the U.S. Digital Service.
-
Trump nominates new leader for spy satellite agency
President Donald Trump has chosen a new individual to lead the National Reconnaissance Office.
-
Lawmakers aim to reverse Trump’s ban on transgender troops
Supporters call the president’s ban on new transgender military recruits unfair and harmful to national security.
-
VA says it has never been more cooperative with Congress. So why can’t lawmakers get the answers they want?
Growing frustration between the administration’s veteran program leaders and Congress could stall the legislative success they’ve enjoyed in recent years.
-
Trump introduces World Bank critic David Malpass to lead it
Malpass, who is now Trump’s undersecretary for international affairs at the Treasury Department, has been a sharp critic of the 189-nation World Bank.
-
Trump predicts ISIS will lose last of its land as early as next week
Pentagon officials have said the extremist group still hold small pockets of territory in the Middle East, presenting a continued threat.
-
Does the new DoD cloud strategy actually offer opportunities?
The Department of Defense strategy indicates further opportunities for cloud service providers beyond the controversial Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure contract, but challenges may still remain.
-
US says it won’t cede leadership of ISIS fight despite Syria withdrawal
America will not cede leadership of the fight against the Islamic State group, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Wednesday, as he tried to allay fears that President Donald Trump’s decision to withdraw forces from Syria could imperil gains against the militants there and in neighboring Iraq.
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OPM looks for advice on a health insurance enrollment system
The Office of Personnel Management wants to create a one-stop-shop for feds to compare and select healthcare plans.
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Border showdown looms over State of the Union
President Donald Trump called for bipartisanship while doubling down on assertions that the United States needed to increase security at the U.S.-Mexico border through construction of a wall.
