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Shanahan poised to rewire the Pentagon with Mattis out
Deputy Secretary of Defense Patrick Shanahan could suddenly find himself in the spotlight, following Defense Secretary Jim Mattis’ announced departure.
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Read Defense Secretary Mattis’ resignation letter
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis will step down at the end of February.
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Mattis out: Defense secretary says his views no longer aligned with Trump
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis will retire “with distinction,” President Trump tweeted Thursday.
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House Democrats introduce bill to prevent USDA relocation
The proposed move of U.S. Department of Agriculture offices would result in the relocation of approximately 700 employees.
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Senate passes continuing resolution without federal pay raise
The Senate voted to pass a continuing resolution that would keep significant parts of government funded at previous levels until early February.
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With deadline looming, lawmakers worry about new VA community care rules
Department officials say they are on track to put new veterans medical rules in place by June, but advocates worry they haven’t seen details so far.
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Defying critics, Trump again suggests military troops should build the border wall
Democrats have said such a move would violate a host of rules, and they’ll move next year to pass legislation ending the idea.
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Trump’s Syria withdrawal flies in the face of statements from top military and national security leaders
Many top officials see the current Syria operations as necessary to ensure ISIS defeat.
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Senate bill would fund government through early February
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., plans to introduce legislation that would temporarily fund parts of government into the new year.
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Feds to get Christmas Eve off of work
Federal employees will receive an extra day off during the holiday season.
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Shanahan poised to rewire the Pentagon with Mattis out
Deputy Secretary of Defense Patrick Shanahan could suddenly find himself in the spotlight, following Defense Secretary Jim Mattis’ announced departure.
-
Read Defense Secretary Mattis’ resignation letter
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis will step down at the end of February.
-
Mattis out: Defense secretary says his views no longer aligned with Trump
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis will retire “with distinction,” President Trump tweeted Thursday.
-
House Democrats introduce bill to prevent USDA relocation
The proposed move of U.S. Department of Agriculture offices would result in the relocation of approximately 700 employees.
-
Senate passes continuing resolution without federal pay raise
The Senate voted to pass a continuing resolution that would keep significant parts of government funded at previous levels until early February.
-
With deadline looming, lawmakers worry about new VA community care rules
Department officials say they are on track to put new veterans medical rules in place by June, but advocates worry they haven’t seen details so far.
-
Defying critics, Trump again suggests military troops should build the border wall
Democrats have said such a move would violate a host of rules, and they’ll move next year to pass legislation ending the idea.
-
Trump’s Syria withdrawal flies in the face of statements from top military and national security leaders
Many top officials see the current Syria operations as necessary to ensure ISIS defeat.
-
Senate bill would fund government through early February
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., plans to introduce legislation that would temporarily fund parts of government into the new year.
-
Feds to get Christmas Eve off of work
Federal employees will receive an extra day off during the holiday season.
-
Shanahan poised to rewire the Pentagon with Mattis out
Deputy Secretary of Defense Patrick Shanahan could suddenly find himself in the spotlight, following Defense Secretary Jim Mattis’ announced departure.
-
Read Defense Secretary Mattis’ resignation letter
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis will step down at the end of February.
-
Mattis out: Defense secretary says his views no longer aligned with Trump
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis will retire “with distinction,” President Trump tweeted Thursday.
-
House Democrats introduce bill to prevent USDA relocation
The proposed move of U.S. Department of Agriculture offices would result in the relocation of approximately 700 employees.
-
Senate passes continuing resolution without federal pay raise
The Senate voted to pass a continuing resolution that would keep significant parts of government funded at previous levels until early February.
-
With deadline looming, lawmakers worry about new VA community care rules
Department officials say they are on track to put new veterans medical rules in place by June, but advocates worry they haven’t seen details so far.
-
Defying critics, Trump again suggests military troops should build the border wall
Democrats have said such a move would violate a host of rules, and they’ll move next year to pass legislation ending the idea.
-
Trump’s Syria withdrawal flies in the face of statements from top military and national security leaders
Many top officials see the current Syria operations as necessary to ensure ISIS defeat.
-
Senate bill would fund government through early February
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., plans to introduce legislation that would temporarily fund parts of government into the new year.
-
Feds to get Christmas Eve off of work
Federal employees will receive an extra day off during the holiday season.
