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The National Active and Retired Federal Employees Association released its voting scorecard for the 114th Congress. The scorecard includes a breakdown of votes from each congressional member and how they stacked up to NARFE's position on various legislation impacting the federal workforce.
By coincidence, yesterday the FBI issued one very clear picture of the United States -- its annual report on crime.
Hillary Clinton seems to have a real love of policy detail. Donald Trump is more of a broad-brush painter.
In today's Top Federal Headlines, the White House releases this year's Federal Agency Strategic Sustainability Plans, providing a snapshot of the progress agencies have made becoming more environmentally friendly.
DoD would focus on sustainment costs if is has a chance to release another version of Better Buying Power.
Former government officials and veterans of the presidential transition process told Federal News Radio there's been a drive within the transition teams to build on the achievements of the previous effort between the George W. Bush and Obama administrations in 2008-09.
Are most Washington-area federal workers Republicans or Democrats? Senior Correspondent Mike Causey, the world's leading authority on civil servants, says the answer is "yes."
When's the last time the Wall Street Journal or CNN asked your opinion about anything? Senior Correspondent Mike Causey says probably never, but that's about to change.
Rigging the election, or the possibility of it, is on the collective mind of the Obama administration, but on a different vector than that of Donald Trump.
Minimum wages, immigration, guns and the environment will continue to dominate the legislative agenda come the arrival of a new administration. While Congress continues its long summer recess, the presidential campaign intensifies. Roll Call senior editor David Hawkings joins Federal Drive with Tom Temin with the emerging legislative agendas of the candidates.
If you are a federal worker worried about your role in the Clinton vs. Trump race, Senior Correspondent Mike Causey says when in doubt, remember the DDAOSATO rule.
If there's a trade policy gap between the two candidates at all, it's hard to see through the crack.
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton is pushing for better integration and communication between the VA and Defense Department in her veterans policy plan. She proposes restructuring the Veterans Health Administration but specifically opposes efforts to privatize VA health care.
Donald Trump concluded the third and final night of the Republican National Convention Thursday with a speech that unpacked several of the presidential candidate's views on how federal executives and the Department of Veterans Affairs should be managed.