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Under fire from Democrats, former State Department chief changes course.
Florida lawmaker has a plan to ensure agency funding never expires.
National Intelligence director continues plans for cuts under sequestration.
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GAO finds weapons program managers valued input in only 10 percent of cases.
Senate committee passes legislation that gives wounded warriors hired as feds access to their full year’s sick leave immediately.
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An initiative to integrate 79 military pay and personnel systems into one system moved forward Monday when Pentagon officials announced that Northrop Grumman would take the project into its implementation phase.
Veterans’ advocates try to squash a proposal that would severely limit vets’ benefits.
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