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Can federal workers expect a long Fourth of July weekend this year?
With this year’s celebration for the federal holiday on a Thursday, can federal employees expect to receive the Friday off as well?
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Many software makers will miss Biden’s cybersecurity deadline today
A survey found that many software companies working with the federal government will not in compliance with an executive order.
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Senate Democrats’ bill would reaffirm nonpartisan State Department
Senators introduced a new bill, titled the State Department Integrity and Transparency Act, to ensure a State Department workforce based on merit.
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House bill funds new tranche of Philippines, Taiwan military aid
The House’s FY25 State Department funding bill shows that the U.S. has a continued interest in keeping China at bay in the Indo-Pacific.
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‘America’s gatekeeper’ has a message for small defense contractors
The Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency is at the heart of protecting national security personnel and the defense industrial base.
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China to bring back giant pandas to National Zoo in Washington, DC
After saying goodbye to two giant pandas and their cub six months ago, D.C. will welcome another pair by the end of this year.
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Federal workers with only high school degrees outearn private sector
CBO data from 2022 discloses how federal pay may not fall too behind private sectors for workers with lower levels of education.
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Can federal workers expect a long Fourth of July weekend this year?
With this year’s celebration for the federal holiday on a Thursday, can federal employees expect to receive the Friday off as well?
-
Many software makers will miss Biden’s cybersecurity deadline today
A survey found that many software companies working with the federal government will not in compliance with an executive order.
-
Senate Democrats’ bill would reaffirm nonpartisan State Department
Senators introduced a new bill, titled the State Department Integrity and Transparency Act, to ensure a State Department workforce based on merit.
-
House bill funds new tranche of Philippines, Taiwan military aid
The House’s FY25 State Department funding bill shows that the U.S. has a continued interest in keeping China at bay in the Indo-Pacific.
-
‘America’s gatekeeper’ has a message for small defense contractors
The Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency is at the heart of protecting national security personnel and the defense industrial base.
-
China to bring back giant pandas to National Zoo in Washington, DC
After saying goodbye to two giant pandas and their cub six months ago, D.C. will welcome another pair by the end of this year.
-
Federal workers with only high school degrees outearn private sector
CBO data from 2022 discloses how federal pay may not fall too behind private sectors for workers with lower levels of education.
-
Can federal workers expect a long Fourth of July weekend this year?
With this year’s celebration for the federal holiday on a Thursday, can federal employees expect to receive the Friday off as well?
-
Many software makers will miss Biden’s cybersecurity deadline today
A survey found that many software companies working with the federal government will not in compliance with an executive order.
-
Senate Democrats’ bill would reaffirm nonpartisan State Department
Senators introduced a new bill, titled the State Department Integrity and Transparency Act, to ensure a State Department workforce based on merit.
-
House bill funds new tranche of Philippines, Taiwan military aid
The House’s FY25 State Department funding bill shows that the U.S. has a continued interest in keeping China at bay in the Indo-Pacific.
-
‘America’s gatekeeper’ has a message for small defense contractors
The Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency is at the heart of protecting national security personnel and the defense industrial base.
-
China to bring back giant pandas to National Zoo in Washington, DC
After saying goodbye to two giant pandas and their cub six months ago, D.C. will welcome another pair by the end of this year.
-
Federal workers with only high school degrees outearn private sector
CBO data from 2022 discloses how federal pay may not fall too behind private sectors for workers with lower levels of education.
