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Last chance to apply for White House internship

In today’s Federal Newscast, today will be the last day to apply for a federal internship with the White House.

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FILE - People gather in front of the Georgia State Capital in Atlanta on Friday, June 24, 2022, to protest to protest the Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade. Abortion rights supporters say personhood could hamper in-vitro fertilization or subject women who have abortions to murder charges. At least five states have adopted personhood laws or constitutional amendments. Georgia's law is the most extensive, granting tax breaks and child support to fetuses. (AP Photo/Ben Gray, File)

Group of federal employees still pushing for more fertility benefits through insurance program

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Federal contractors get some guidance on using AI when hiring

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Though the Defense Department managed to go unscathed through the Crowdstrike outage, it remains on the alert

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Congressional regulators want to know why a top official at the FCC was able to support what appears to be a Trump campaign initiative

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Navy members get a reminder to watch how they participate in the upcoming election season

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Amelia Brust, Federal News Network

Social Security, SSA, worker, telework, episodic telework

A policy tweak by the Social Security Administration should make it easier to give money to recipients it underpaid

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GOP lawmakers look to see what SCOTUS decision on agency rulemaking means for current administration

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Senate version of NDAA to require automatic draft registration for all citizens

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.

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Despite its hefty price tag, the Air Force is keeping its program to modernize older nukes

In today’s Federal Newscast, the troubled Air Force program to modernize aging nuclear missiles survives despite ballooning costs.

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TSP mobile app gets update, new features

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Users now have the option to use facial recognition or a fingerprint to log into their TSP accounts from their phones.

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Last chance to apply for White House internship

Group of federal employees still pushing for more fertility benefits through insurance program

Federal contractors get some guidance on using AI when hiring

Though the Defense Department managed to go unscathed through the Crowdstrike outage, it remains on the alert

Congressional regulators want to know why a top official at the FCC was able to support what appears to be a Trump campaign initiative

Navy members get a reminder to watch how they participate in the upcoming election season

A policy tweak by the Social Security Administration should make it easier to give money to recipients it underpaid

IRS cracking down on tax evasion in cryptocurrency industry

Social Security Administration will soon transition to Login.gov platform

Federal firefighters could see bigger paychecks next year

GOP lawmakers look to see what SCOTUS decision on agency rulemaking means for current administration

Senate version of NDAA to require automatic draft registration for all citizens

Despite its hefty price tag, the Air Force is keeping its program to modernize older nukes

TSP mobile app gets update, new features