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The Federal Government could be hiring as many as 600,000 workers over the next four years. We learn more from Tim McManus with the Partnership for Public Servi...

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The Federal Government could be hiring as many as 600,000 workers over the next four years.

We learn more from Tim McManus with the Partnership for Public Service.

In final pitch, O’Malley highlights ‘deep concerns’ for SSA before his resignation next week

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This June 18, 2018, file photo shows an aerial view of the Amelia neighborhood in the municipality of Catano, east of San Juan, Puerto Rico. A long-delayed disaster aid bill that’s a top political priority for some of President Donald Trump’s GOP allies is facing a potentially tricky path as it heads to the Senate floor this week. Although the measure has wide backing from both parties, the White House isn’t pleased with the bill and is particularly opposed to efforts by Democrats to make hurricane relief to Puerto Rico more generous. (AP Photo/Dennis M. Rivera, File)

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In final pitch, O’Malley highlights ‘deep concerns’ for SSA before his resignation next week

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Pulse Poll: Majority of feds putting mission over politics

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