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White House Situation Room gets cutting-edge tech in $50M upgrade
This is where history happens, where the president meets with national security officials to discuss secret operations and sensitive government matters.
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IRS to crack down on wealthy, seeks hundreds of millions in back taxes
Commissioner Daniel Werfel said that with a boost in federal funding and the help of artificial intelligence tools, the agency has new means of collecting.
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Biden to nominate a former Obama official to run FAA
The FAA, which regulates airline safety and manages the nation’s airspace, has been run by back-to-back acting administrators since March 2022.
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90% of senior military posts could soon be caught in nominations fight
The number of senior posts held up in a political showdown is expected to more than double by year’s end.
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Biden picks State Department official to head federal ethics office
If confirmed by the Senate, David Huitema would officially replace the former director, Emory Rounds, a Trump appointee.
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Biden, Manchin at odds over revival of Pentagon cost-cutting office
The White House and Sen. Joe Manchin are at odds over reviving a high-ranking Pentagon office tasked with reforming the department’s business practices.
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Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell appears to freeze up again
The senator asked the reporter to repeat a question before trailing off and staring straight ahead for about 10 seconds.
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US commerce secretary rejects Chinese appeal to ease export controls
Gina Raimondo said she conveyed complaints to officials including China’s No. 2 leader, Premier Li Qiang, about Chinese restrictions on U.S. technology.
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Recruiting starts for plan to shrink government, fire federal workers
Idea is to have infrastructure in place to reshape what Republicans deride as the “deep state” bureaucracy and fire as many as 50,000 government employees.
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Senators could be forced to ram through some military nominations soon
Despite one senator’s hold on 300-plus confirmations, Democratic leaders could advance some nominees individually.
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White House Situation Room gets cutting-edge tech in $50M upgrade
This is where history happens, where the president meets with national security officials to discuss secret operations and sensitive government matters.
-
IRS to crack down on wealthy, seeks hundreds of millions in back taxes
Commissioner Daniel Werfel said that with a boost in federal funding and the help of artificial intelligence tools, the agency has new means of collecting.
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Biden to nominate a former Obama official to run FAA
The FAA, which regulates airline safety and manages the nation’s airspace, has been run by back-to-back acting administrators since March 2022.
-
90% of senior military posts could soon be caught in nominations fight
The number of senior posts held up in a political showdown is expected to more than double by year’s end.
-
Biden picks State Department official to head federal ethics office
If confirmed by the Senate, David Huitema would officially replace the former director, Emory Rounds, a Trump appointee.
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Biden, Manchin at odds over revival of Pentagon cost-cutting office
The White House and Sen. Joe Manchin are at odds over reviving a high-ranking Pentagon office tasked with reforming the department’s business practices.
-
Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell appears to freeze up again
The senator asked the reporter to repeat a question before trailing off and staring straight ahead for about 10 seconds.
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US commerce secretary rejects Chinese appeal to ease export controls
Gina Raimondo said she conveyed complaints to officials including China’s No. 2 leader, Premier Li Qiang, about Chinese restrictions on U.S. technology.
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Recruiting starts for plan to shrink government, fire federal workers
Idea is to have infrastructure in place to reshape what Republicans deride as the “deep state” bureaucracy and fire as many as 50,000 government employees.
-
Senators could be forced to ram through some military nominations soon
Despite one senator’s hold on 300-plus confirmations, Democratic leaders could advance some nominees individually.
-
White House Situation Room gets cutting-edge tech in $50M upgrade
This is where history happens, where the president meets with national security officials to discuss secret operations and sensitive government matters.
-
IRS to crack down on wealthy, seeks hundreds of millions in back taxes
Commissioner Daniel Werfel said that with a boost in federal funding and the help of artificial intelligence tools, the agency has new means of collecting.
-
Biden to nominate a former Obama official to run FAA
The FAA, which regulates airline safety and manages the nation’s airspace, has been run by back-to-back acting administrators since March 2022.
-
90% of senior military posts could soon be caught in nominations fight
The number of senior posts held up in a political showdown is expected to more than double by year’s end.
-
Biden picks State Department official to head federal ethics office
If confirmed by the Senate, David Huitema would officially replace the former director, Emory Rounds, a Trump appointee.
-
Biden, Manchin at odds over revival of Pentagon cost-cutting office
The White House and Sen. Joe Manchin are at odds over reviving a high-ranking Pentagon office tasked with reforming the department’s business practices.
-
Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell appears to freeze up again
The senator asked the reporter to repeat a question before trailing off and staring straight ahead for about 10 seconds.
-
US commerce secretary rejects Chinese appeal to ease export controls
Gina Raimondo said she conveyed complaints to officials including China’s No. 2 leader, Premier Li Qiang, about Chinese restrictions on U.S. technology.
-
Recruiting starts for plan to shrink government, fire federal workers
Idea is to have infrastructure in place to reshape what Republicans deride as the “deep state” bureaucracy and fire as many as 50,000 government employees.
-
Senators could be forced to ram through some military nominations soon
Despite one senator’s hold on 300-plus confirmations, Democratic leaders could advance some nominees individually.
