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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) — Congress_Disaster_Aide_81423

Federal Newscast

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

OMB Director Shalanda Young said the White House will send Congress a comprehensive disaster package to replenish funding for disaster relief agencies.

Artificial Intelligence

White House showcases what's possible with AI across 12 agencies

Artificial Intelligence

White House sets 'binding requirements' for agencies to vet AI tools before using them

Workforce

Federal telework debate escalates as House Republicans push for details

Artificial Intelligence

OMB tells agencies to name chief AI officer to accelerate tech adoption across government

Pay

Pay agent renews calls for ‘major legislative reforms’ to federal pay

Federal Newscast

POTUS veto threat could make a CR inevitable

After walking down a gravel road to do recon on a fire cresting into the trees, a wildland firefighter grimaces as he walks back to his crew on Thursday, Aug. 12, 2021, at the Bedrock Fire north of Lenore, Idaho. Lenore is about 30 miles east of Lewiston, Idaho. (Pete Caster/Lewiston Tribune via AP)

Budget

White House asks Congress to keep firefighters from falling off the pay cliff

Biden Debt Limit

Cybersecurity

White House directs agencies to prioritize ‘secure by design’ in 2025 budgets

Agency Oversight

Management

Agencies to start implementing transparency law for Congressional reports in October

Telework

Tom Temin Commentary

New telework plans require a huge bureaucratic lift

Telework

Workforce

White House tells agencies to strike a balance between telework, in-office work

Soldiers from the 82nd Airborne Division used the latest prototype of the Integrated Visual Augmentation System (IVAS) during a training exercise in October at Fort Pickett, Va. The event was part of a larger Soldier Touch Point, the third major milestone in the development and testing of the IVAS, which will undergo one more STP in the spring before initial fielding next year. (U.S. Army Photo by Bridgett Siter)

Tom Temin Commentary

Who should staff the arsenal of democracy, feds or contractors?

Congress,

Congress

Omnibus silently endorses 4.6% pay raise for federal employees in 2023

Defining a Recession Explainer

Pay

Pay agent calls for ‘major reforms’ to federal pay system, approves four new pay localities

Agency Oversight

White House prepares for partial lift on federal contractor vaccine mandate ban

Workforce

Two agencies took initial steps to implement Schedule F, GAO finds

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Pay

Feds’ pay lags 22.5% behind private sector, the Federal Salary Council reports

Workforce

OMB sets deadline for agencies to deliver future office space plans

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Federal Newscast

Federal lawsuit over 2015 OPM breach seems all but wrapped up

Shalanda Young

Federal Newscast

Agencies may need to change to adapt to post-COVID workplaces

Joe Biden

Workforce

Biden ends nearly 20-year drought by publicly recognizing 2021 Presidential Rank Awards recipients

Air Force Staff Sgt. Brittany A. Chase, DOD

Big Data

Exclusive OMB names DoD's suicide prevention director as chief statistician to lead data goals