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Justice Dept. official who spearheaded abortion access effort to leave
Associate Attorney General Vanita Gupta, the third-highest ranking DOJ official, also played roles in efforts to address violent crime and gun violence.
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Top acting Pentagon policy official announces departure
Her departure adds to the turnover affecting the Pentagon’s No. 3 position amid Sen. Tommy Tuberville’s blockade
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Officers whose nominations were blocked in Senate could get back pay
A Senate proposal would award retroactive pay and benefits to senior leaders who waited months for confirmation due to a political standoff.
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High-profile attacks put spotlight on violence in federal prisons
The federal Bureau of Prisons is again under scrutiny for failing to protect high-profile prisoners from harm.
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Jill Biden helps launch new employer challenge for military spouses
The spouse employment initiative is an effort to “stave off a national security crisis.”
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Ditching promotion file photos may have helped minorities, report says
Army promotion boards have no identifying information when considering a candidate.
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Do you have what it takes to be a Grizzly Bear Conflict Manager?
Grizzly bear handling experience is needed.
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Extremism stand-down checked a box with no lasting result, critics say
While some saw no reason for the training and believed it ignited division among the ranks, others thought it didn’t go far enough.
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State Dept. awards employees, families who go the extra mile abroad
Volunteerism by eligible family members, like the spouses and children of Foreign Service officers, has grown to compelling heights.
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Agencies kick off Giving Tuesday, part of Combined Federal Campaign
Last year, the federal community pledged over $3.6 million to participating charities during the week of Giving Tuesday.
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Justice Dept. official who spearheaded abortion access effort to leave
Associate Attorney General Vanita Gupta, the third-highest ranking DOJ official, also played roles in efforts to address violent crime and gun violence.
-
Top acting Pentagon policy official announces departure
Her departure adds to the turnover affecting the Pentagon’s No. 3 position amid Sen. Tommy Tuberville’s blockade
-
Officers whose nominations were blocked in Senate could get back pay
A Senate proposal would award retroactive pay and benefits to senior leaders who waited months for confirmation due to a political standoff.
-
High-profile attacks put spotlight on violence in federal prisons
The federal Bureau of Prisons is again under scrutiny for failing to protect high-profile prisoners from harm.
-
Jill Biden helps launch new employer challenge for military spouses
The spouse employment initiative is an effort to “stave off a national security crisis.”
-
Ditching promotion file photos may have helped minorities, report says
Army promotion boards have no identifying information when considering a candidate.
-
Do you have what it takes to be a Grizzly Bear Conflict Manager?
Grizzly bear handling experience is needed.
-
Extremism stand-down checked a box with no lasting result, critics say
While some saw no reason for the training and believed it ignited division among the ranks, others thought it didn’t go far enough.
-
State Dept. awards employees, families who go the extra mile abroad
Volunteerism by eligible family members, like the spouses and children of Foreign Service officers, has grown to compelling heights.
-
Agencies kick off Giving Tuesday, part of Combined Federal Campaign
Last year, the federal community pledged over $3.6 million to participating charities during the week of Giving Tuesday.
-
Justice Dept. official who spearheaded abortion access effort to leave
Associate Attorney General Vanita Gupta, the third-highest ranking DOJ official, also played roles in efforts to address violent crime and gun violence.
-
Top acting Pentagon policy official announces departure
Her departure adds to the turnover affecting the Pentagon’s No. 3 position amid Sen. Tommy Tuberville’s blockade
-
Officers whose nominations were blocked in Senate could get back pay
A Senate proposal would award retroactive pay and benefits to senior leaders who waited months for confirmation due to a political standoff.
-
High-profile attacks put spotlight on violence in federal prisons
The federal Bureau of Prisons is again under scrutiny for failing to protect high-profile prisoners from harm.
-
Jill Biden helps launch new employer challenge for military spouses
The spouse employment initiative is an effort to “stave off a national security crisis.”
-
Ditching promotion file photos may have helped minorities, report says
Army promotion boards have no identifying information when considering a candidate.
-
Do you have what it takes to be a Grizzly Bear Conflict Manager?
Grizzly bear handling experience is needed.
-
Extremism stand-down checked a box with no lasting result, critics say
While some saw no reason for the training and believed it ignited division among the ranks, others thought it didn’t go far enough.
-
State Dept. awards employees, families who go the extra mile abroad
Volunteerism by eligible family members, like the spouses and children of Foreign Service officers, has grown to compelling heights.
-
Agencies kick off Giving Tuesday, part of Combined Federal Campaign
Last year, the federal community pledged over $3.6 million to participating charities during the week of Giving Tuesday.
