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In today's Top Federal Headlines, Ellen Stofan says she is leaving her post at NASA after five years for "new adventures."
In today's Top Federal Headlines, a new report shows that the White House's first-ever online petition system did little to sway it's stance on issues.
Navy documents retrieved by the Washington Post reveal that the branch's criminal division had been trying since 2006 to find evidence of corruption on defense contractor Leonard Francis.
In today's Top Federal Headlines, the Office of Personnel Management unveiled a new rule that says USPS and the Treasury Department can work together to determine what percentage postal workers should pay into retirement systems.
The U.S. intelligence community is reportedly prepared to release an estimate on how many Americans are being monitored through online surveillance tools.
In today's Top Federal Headlines, the American Federal of Government Employees and the TSA workers they represent agree to a new CBA after months of negotiations.
In today's Top Federal Headlines, the Environmental Protection Agency's Inspector General says agency managers to need to put in guidelines for employees' use of texting so they don't violate the rules.
In today's Top Federal Headlines, a Defense Department rule may be costing the economy as much as $100 million.
In today's Top Federal Headlines, a federal judge rules the Department of Health and Human Services must have its Medicare appeals backlog nearly gone by 2021.
In today's Top Federal Headlines, reports indicate NSA watchdog George Ellard has been given a proposed termination notice for retaliating against a whistleblower from the agency.
In today's Top Federal Headlines, a group of 20 military and veteran organizations send a letter to President-elect Donald Trump, highlighting Bob McDonald's accomplishments in his time as Veterans Affairs Secretary.
In today's Top Federal Headlines, the Office of Management and Budget issues guidance for how agencies must expand how they determine, report and protect high value IT assets.
In today's Top Federal Headlines, thousands of veterans, who separated from service after suffering combat-related injuries, may get money back after the government improperly taxed their severance payments.
In today's Top Federal Headlines, Rep. Sam Johnson (R-Texas) unveils a bill that he says will help the Social Security program become more fiscally solvent.