"Take Replicator," Hicks said. "We’ve done nearly 40 Hill briefings since last October. That depth of engagement isn’t scalable for Congress."
In today's Federal Newscast, veterans lost more than $350 million to fraud schemes last year.
In today's Federal Newscast, Republicans are trying, once again, to eliminate the use of "official time" by federal employees.
Charlotte Burrows, chairwoman of the EEOC, told employees on July 30 that a combination of budget factors is forcing the agency to plan for an Aug. 30 furlough.
Senate appropriators want the Pentagon to be more transparent about OTAs, MTAs and how funds move through various organizations.
In today's Federal Newscast, federal employees are one step closer to receiving the 2% pay raise the Biden administration proposed for fiscal 2025.
Oddly, it's a quiet period on Capitol Hill as the summer heads towards September. No budget yet for the federal government.
The VA implemented a Special Salary Rate last summer, giving more than 7,000 employees in its Office of Information Technology (OIT) a substantial boost in pay.
Senate Appropriators said the RDER program “has to date not resulted in accelerated fielding outcomes,” calling for reallocation of funds in fiscal 2025.
Sen. Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.) secured the funding for the new FBI HQ from the full committee in the Financial Services and General Government bill.
Senate appropriators recommending a 3.3% increase in defense spending signals that the bipartisan agreement on spending caps might be falling apart.
Allowing small businesses to access underutilized sensitive compartmented information facilities could ease barriers to defense contracting.
Congress has seen some rare bipartisanship as members share in the one thing they can still always agree on: dressing down a federal official.
In today's Federal Newscast, today will be the last day to apply for a federal internship with the White House.
A USPS regulator’s recommendations are nonbinding. But the bipartisan USPS Stop and Study Act would give its decisions more authority.