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Data presented at a meeting of the Federal Salary Council in November Indicates that the gap between the wages of federal employees and their private sector counterparts is once again widening. With t

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President Joe Biden gave his , touting his economic record as president, proposing programs supporting veterans and mental health and declaring that Today, COVID no longer controls our lives. On Tue

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Millions of federal employees, military members and retirees are enrolled in the Thrift Savings Plan. This past June, the TSP moved to the new recordkeeper vendor Accenture, touting better security an

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During a conference last week in Texas,Director of National Intelligence Avril Haines, said in her remarks that over-classification is a problem that undermines critical democratic objectives. Her

The federal government is expecting to run up against a default on its debt as soon as this spring, as Treasury Department Secretary Janet Yellen told Congress in January. While Congress has not yet