Hundreds of amendments are introduced to both the Senate and House version of the National Defense Authorization Act. Not all of them make it, but are debated.
It's been a hectic couple of weeks on the political side of government, the 2024 election is in full swing, as one party hosts this convention.
In today's Federal Newscast, House Democrats say a top official at the Federal Communications Commission helped write a policy for a new Trump administration.
The Republican chairman of the House Oversight and Accountability Committee has issued a subpoena to Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle.
Even after recent guidance on marijuana use, some applicants still worry about getting automatically disqualified from a federal job or a security clearance.
The Department of Veterans Affairs’ financial experts tell lawmakers that the historic funding discrepancy is due to increased hiring and pharmaceutical costs.
Lawmakers say taking SBA's certification portal offline in the final months of fiscal 2024 would cause problems for firms with year-end contracting deadlines.
Progress on 2025 appropriations bills stalled in the House when members failed to pass a legislative appropriations bill.
The U.S. Secret Service is investigating how an armed gunman was able to get close enough to shoot and injure former President Donald Trump at his rally.
House appropriators are taking steps that could give federal firefighters a permanent pay raise.
"I believe a range of options should be considered, including extending aspects of the U.S. Special Operations Command model to U.S. Cyber Command," said.
With the Supreme Court overturning the way federal agencies issue regulations, the top Republicans are asking agencies how it affects them.
The federal government is among the biggest spenders on advertising. At about $1.3 billion a year, it's in the top 25 U.S. spenders.
The federal government is among the biggest spenders on advertising. At about $1.3 billion a year, it's in the top 25 U.S. spenders.
The House version of the NDAA, passed last month, requires automatic registration for all men. A new Senate version would expand that to women as well.