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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.
The Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service recently had its first in-person national conference since before the pandemic.
One federal retiree analyzed the question of whether he was right to switch from the private sector to federal.
Secret Service is like a Navy ship that's run aground. The commander may not have had his or her hand on the wheel, but that's where responsibility rests.
Modernizing how the government conducts human resources, that's the subject of a lot of modernization effort.
When a bad truck accident knocked out a bridge near Philadelphia in 2023, a team from the Transportation Department orchestrated an effort that got it replaced.
Lockheed Martin recently won a settlement worth more than $130 million in a protest with the Air Force.
In today's Federal Newscast, Navy leaders get instructions on training all of their personnel on do's and don'ts during election season.
This year's presidential election is proving a bit more volatile than we've seen in recent years. What might that mean for investment returns?
Industry was puzzled by the State Department's plan to establish three federally-funded research and development centers, FFRDCs.
The Social Security Administration says a recent policy change should make it easier to compensate beneficiaries who received underpayments.
FEMA used disaster relief funds to cover the costs of vaccinations and testing sites, among other things.
An ambitious agenda for regulation means contractors could see a slew of new and interim regulations in the next few months.
One rule would have imposed so-called prevailing wage rates on every federal contract.