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The Huawei threat is real. Congress should act accordingly.
Government leaders must address the Chinese infiltration of telecommunications in light of the potential Sprint/T-Mobile merger.
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‘Great nations do not fight endless wars’ — Trump touts troop drawdowns in State of the Union
Trump argued for drawing down the number of U.S. troops fighting overseas and boosting up those deployed along the southern U.S. border in his annual State of the Union address Tuesday night.
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Nomination of acting EPA head Wheeler moves to full Senate
The 11-10 vote by the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee sends President Donald Trump’s nomination of acting Environmental Protection Agency chief and former coal lobbyist Andrew Wheeler to the full Senate.
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CENTCOM chief says Trump did not consult him on Syria withdrawal declaration
Ahead of the State of the Union, Trump’s top general in the Mideast said he was not consulted or warned Trump would declare a U.S. troop withdrawal from Syria.
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The White House has a new IT boss
The appointee will manage IT for the White House and Executive Office of the President, according to a Trump administration announcement.
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Trump to nominate acting Interior head to official post
Acting Interior Secretary David Bernhardt will be nominated to officially take over as head of the agency, President Donald Trump announced.
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The government is whittling down its security clearance backlog
The National Background Investigation Bureau’s backlog is down over 20 percent from its April 2018 peak amid efforts to streamline and transfer the background investigation process to the Department of Defense.
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Trump takes second swing at getting Navy doctor his second star
Rear Adm. Ronny Jackson has been accused of professional misconduct, allegations he strongly denies.
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Our nation’s ‘brave and loyal military working dogs’ honored with new postage stamps
The new red and blue “forever” stamps will feature a German shepherd, Labrador retriever, Belgian Malinois and Dutch shepherd.
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Parks rush to clean up toppled trees, trash after shutdown
During the 35-day government shutdown, some visitors to parks and other protected areas nationwide left behind messes and repairs that National Park Service officials are scrambling to clean up and repair as they brace for the possibility of another closure ahead of the busy Presidents Day weekend this month.
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The Huawei threat is real. Congress should act accordingly.
Government leaders must address the Chinese infiltration of telecommunications in light of the potential Sprint/T-Mobile merger.
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‘Great nations do not fight endless wars’ — Trump touts troop drawdowns in State of the Union
Trump argued for drawing down the number of U.S. troops fighting overseas and boosting up those deployed along the southern U.S. border in his annual State of the Union address Tuesday night.
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Nomination of acting EPA head Wheeler moves to full Senate
The 11-10 vote by the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee sends President Donald Trump’s nomination of acting Environmental Protection Agency chief and former coal lobbyist Andrew Wheeler to the full Senate.
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CENTCOM chief says Trump did not consult him on Syria withdrawal declaration
Ahead of the State of the Union, Trump’s top general in the Mideast said he was not consulted or warned Trump would declare a U.S. troop withdrawal from Syria.
-
The White House has a new IT boss
The appointee will manage IT for the White House and Executive Office of the President, according to a Trump administration announcement.
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Trump to nominate acting Interior head to official post
Acting Interior Secretary David Bernhardt will be nominated to officially take over as head of the agency, President Donald Trump announced.
-
The government is whittling down its security clearance backlog
The National Background Investigation Bureau’s backlog is down over 20 percent from its April 2018 peak amid efforts to streamline and transfer the background investigation process to the Department of Defense.
-
Trump takes second swing at getting Navy doctor his second star
Rear Adm. Ronny Jackson has been accused of professional misconduct, allegations he strongly denies.
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Our nation’s ‘brave and loyal military working dogs’ honored with new postage stamps
The new red and blue “forever” stamps will feature a German shepherd, Labrador retriever, Belgian Malinois and Dutch shepherd.
-
Parks rush to clean up toppled trees, trash after shutdown
During the 35-day government shutdown, some visitors to parks and other protected areas nationwide left behind messes and repairs that National Park Service officials are scrambling to clean up and repair as they brace for the possibility of another closure ahead of the busy Presidents Day weekend this month.
-
The Huawei threat is real. Congress should act accordingly.
Government leaders must address the Chinese infiltration of telecommunications in light of the potential Sprint/T-Mobile merger.
-
‘Great nations do not fight endless wars’ — Trump touts troop drawdowns in State of the Union
Trump argued for drawing down the number of U.S. troops fighting overseas and boosting up those deployed along the southern U.S. border in his annual State of the Union address Tuesday night.
-
Nomination of acting EPA head Wheeler moves to full Senate
The 11-10 vote by the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee sends President Donald Trump’s nomination of acting Environmental Protection Agency chief and former coal lobbyist Andrew Wheeler to the full Senate.
-
CENTCOM chief says Trump did not consult him on Syria withdrawal declaration
Ahead of the State of the Union, Trump’s top general in the Mideast said he was not consulted or warned Trump would declare a U.S. troop withdrawal from Syria.
-
The White House has a new IT boss
The appointee will manage IT for the White House and Executive Office of the President, according to a Trump administration announcement.
-
Trump to nominate acting Interior head to official post
Acting Interior Secretary David Bernhardt will be nominated to officially take over as head of the agency, President Donald Trump announced.
-
The government is whittling down its security clearance backlog
The National Background Investigation Bureau’s backlog is down over 20 percent from its April 2018 peak amid efforts to streamline and transfer the background investigation process to the Department of Defense.
-
Trump takes second swing at getting Navy doctor his second star
Rear Adm. Ronny Jackson has been accused of professional misconduct, allegations he strongly denies.
-
Our nation’s ‘brave and loyal military working dogs’ honored with new postage stamps
The new red and blue “forever” stamps will feature a German shepherd, Labrador retriever, Belgian Malinois and Dutch shepherd.
-
Parks rush to clean up toppled trees, trash after shutdown
During the 35-day government shutdown, some visitors to parks and other protected areas nationwide left behind messes and repairs that National Park Service officials are scrambling to clean up and repair as they brace for the possibility of another closure ahead of the busy Presidents Day weekend this month.
