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US government shutdown creating angst for defense contractors
The military’s budget may be funded, but other federal agencies are running late with payments to defense firms.
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Another union claims government shutdown violates labor laws
The National Treasury Employees Union claims that a failure to pay working feds on time during a government shutdown violates the Fair Labor Standards Act.
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Delivering Security: Inside the law enforcement agency older than the US government
U.S. Postal Service inspectors perform a variety of duties to keep USPS employees and the American public safe from threats and crimes perpetuated through the mail system.
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Can Trump ‘emergency’ turn border wall into military construction project?
Declaring a national emergency would be an abuse of power, national security experts say.
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Senate should vote on nothing before funding package, Maryland senator says
The Senate is currently set to vote Tuesday on legislation not related to funding the parts of government that have been shut down since late December 2018.
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Border wall fight foreshadows Washington gridlock
The divided U.S. Congress started its new session gridlocked over a partial government shutdown, foreshadowing a year of inactivity and partisan confrontations with the president.
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Will Democrats summon Mattis to testify on Capitol Hill?
The new House Armed Services Committee chairman said the former defense secretary could offer valuable insight on national security issues.
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OPM reverses course on senior official pay
The Office of Personnel Management is putting a hold on pay raises for certain officials while lawmakers sort out the partial government shutdown.
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Outgoing Senate confirms Trump pick for technology adviser
Kelvin Droegemeier was confirmed by the Senate just hours before a new Congress was scheduled to be seated.
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New GOP rivalry? Romney barrels into DC blistering Trump
Mitt Romney, the 2012 GOP presidential nominee and incoming Utah senator, put to rest expectations that he would take his time getting his footing in Washington. Instead, he penned an op-ed in The Washington Post that said Trump “has not risen to the mantle of the office.”
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US government shutdown creating angst for defense contractors
The military’s budget may be funded, but other federal agencies are running late with payments to defense firms.
-
Another union claims government shutdown violates labor laws
The National Treasury Employees Union claims that a failure to pay working feds on time during a government shutdown violates the Fair Labor Standards Act.
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Delivering Security: Inside the law enforcement agency older than the US government
U.S. Postal Service inspectors perform a variety of duties to keep USPS employees and the American public safe from threats and crimes perpetuated through the mail system.
-
Can Trump ‘emergency’ turn border wall into military construction project?
Declaring a national emergency would be an abuse of power, national security experts say.
-
Senate should vote on nothing before funding package, Maryland senator says
The Senate is currently set to vote Tuesday on legislation not related to funding the parts of government that have been shut down since late December 2018.
-
Border wall fight foreshadows Washington gridlock
The divided U.S. Congress started its new session gridlocked over a partial government shutdown, foreshadowing a year of inactivity and partisan confrontations with the president.
-
Will Democrats summon Mattis to testify on Capitol Hill?
The new House Armed Services Committee chairman said the former defense secretary could offer valuable insight on national security issues.
-
OPM reverses course on senior official pay
The Office of Personnel Management is putting a hold on pay raises for certain officials while lawmakers sort out the partial government shutdown.
-
Outgoing Senate confirms Trump pick for technology adviser
Kelvin Droegemeier was confirmed by the Senate just hours before a new Congress was scheduled to be seated.
-
New GOP rivalry? Romney barrels into DC blistering Trump
Mitt Romney, the 2012 GOP presidential nominee and incoming Utah senator, put to rest expectations that he would take his time getting his footing in Washington. Instead, he penned an op-ed in The Washington Post that said Trump “has not risen to the mantle of the office.”
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US government shutdown creating angst for defense contractors
The military’s budget may be funded, but other federal agencies are running late with payments to defense firms.
-
Another union claims government shutdown violates labor laws
The National Treasury Employees Union claims that a failure to pay working feds on time during a government shutdown violates the Fair Labor Standards Act.
-
Delivering Security: Inside the law enforcement agency older than the US government
U.S. Postal Service inspectors perform a variety of duties to keep USPS employees and the American public safe from threats and crimes perpetuated through the mail system.
-
Can Trump ‘emergency’ turn border wall into military construction project?
Declaring a national emergency would be an abuse of power, national security experts say.
-
Senate should vote on nothing before funding package, Maryland senator says
The Senate is currently set to vote Tuesday on legislation not related to funding the parts of government that have been shut down since late December 2018.
-
Border wall fight foreshadows Washington gridlock
The divided U.S. Congress started its new session gridlocked over a partial government shutdown, foreshadowing a year of inactivity and partisan confrontations with the president.
-
Will Democrats summon Mattis to testify on Capitol Hill?
The new House Armed Services Committee chairman said the former defense secretary could offer valuable insight on national security issues.
-
OPM reverses course on senior official pay
The Office of Personnel Management is putting a hold on pay raises for certain officials while lawmakers sort out the partial government shutdown.
-
Outgoing Senate confirms Trump pick for technology adviser
Kelvin Droegemeier was confirmed by the Senate just hours before a new Congress was scheduled to be seated.
-
New GOP rivalry? Romney barrels into DC blistering Trump
Mitt Romney, the 2012 GOP presidential nominee and incoming Utah senator, put to rest expectations that he would take his time getting his footing in Washington. Instead, he penned an op-ed in The Washington Post that said Trump “has not risen to the mantle of the office.”
