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Management

IRS 'prepared' for 2025 filing season, but potential spending cuts loom for the agency

For the 2025 tax filing season, the IRS is expanding several modernization efforts. But potential budget cuts on the table could curtail those efforts.

Ask the CIO

Why OMB’s human-centered policy design effort is paying off

Budget

Congress unveils funding deal with more than $100 billion in disaster aid

Hiring/Retention

Looming cuts threaten IRS plans to keep growing workforce and crack down on tax evasion

Budget

USCIS workforce bounces back, but agency faces murky funding future

Defense News

Pentagon has a new way to tackle disconnect between financial and acquisition systems

Budget

VA updates FY 2025 health care budget shortfall to $6.6B, nearly half its previous estimate

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Management

House GOP setting up DOGE subcommittee to address ‘wasteful’ federal spending

Social Security

Management

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

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)

Federal Newscast

OMB to push Congress on extra funds for longer-term disaster relief

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Workforce

Exclusive Pulse Poll: Majority of feds putting mission over politics

A man puts a money bag on scales opposite to building of government, bank, university. Budget and funding for normal functioning. Lobbying interests. Payment of taxes. Deposits and loans.

Contracting

Where federal contract spending is headed in 2025

IT Modernization

TMF Board fine tunes criteria as funding becomes tighter

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Budget

A call for yet another new agency to do what the government should be doing anyway

Education Department

Federal Newscast

Education Dept to offer early retirements to employees

Election 2024 Explainer Poll Close Calls

Congress

Congress faces more than the usual million-dollar demands for money

Biden

Congress

GOP senators, SBA butt heads over disaster loan funding

Climate Weather Control

Budget

Small business disaster loan program is out of money until Congress approves new funds

Commerce Department

Workforce

Commerce Department spreads Chips Act money across the country

Denis McDonough, Secretary of Veterans Affairs, testifies before the Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs on Capitol Hill in Washington on Wednesday, July 14, 2021. (AP Photo/Amanda Andrade-Rhoades)

Hiring/Retention

VA to remain ‘very discerning’ on health care hiring, calls on Congress to address $12B shortfall in December

Congress Budget

Budget

Spending deal averts possible government shutdown, funds government into December

September 7-9, 2022, Washington, D.C.- The VA NAII 2022 BRAIN Summit brought together AI specialists, researchers and NAII colleagues to discuss AI advancements and benefits to Veteran health. (VA/Yossi May)

Veterans Affairs

Senate passes $3B VA supplemental funding bill, averting delay in veterans’ benefits

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Veterans Affairs

$3B VA supplemental passes House, senators urge final vote by Friday deadline

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