Welcome to the FedFeed, a daily collection of federal ephemera gathered from social media and presented for your enjoyment.
A former DoD official says the 2017 defense authorization bill is as good as vetoed, but will it make it into law?
Cabinet nominees, judges — those names will be debated, dragged through the mud. But presidents bring in many more people they alone can choose.
The United States is hiring contractors to maintain aircraft in Afghanistan to keep the number of deployed troops lower.
The White House also released new initiatives to improve agency response to records requests, including tasking the new Chief FOIA Officers Council to identify and address the biggest difficulties in complying with the law and OMB will issue new openness and transparency guidance.
President Barack Obama gave the commencement address, then saluted and shook hands with every U.S. Air Force Academy graduate.
President Barack Obama and Secretary of Defense Ash Carter took part in a Memorial Day remembrance ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery Monday. The day before, Carter attended the start of the Rolling Thunder ride at the Pentagon.
The Peace Corps will establish operations in Vietnam as part of President Barack Obama's announced improvement in ties between the former enemy nations.
President Barack Obama issued an executive order May 6 establishing the White House Transition Coordinating Council to begin facilitating the process of passing the torch to the new administration.
A rule proposed by the Office of Personnel Management on April 29 would delay criminal history checks until after federal employers have already issued a conditional offer of employment to an applicant.
More than 50 members of the House cosigned a letter asking President Obama to make the federal hiring process more accessible to Americans with criminal histories.
The Department of Justice has petitioned the Supreme Court to hear a case that could impact presidential appointments and thousands of federal employees.
Thousands of children and their families gathered at the White House Monday for the annual Easter Egg Roll.
President Barack Obama arrived Sunday, March 20, for a three-day visit to Cuba, the first visit by a U.S. president to the island in nearly 90 years.
Seeing the Cubans waiting for glimpses of the Obamas, you can see the informality of the country and its apparent love of color.