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New rule relaxes restriction on travel gifts

Federal employees can more easily accept free meals, lodging and transportation when they are on business travel, under a revised government travel regulation.

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Employees report to work despite standoff in downtown Washington

Employees in federal buildings located near the National Mall in Washington went to work Tuesday despite a standoff between law enforcement officers and a man who drove a tractor into a shallow pool near the Vietnam Memorial.

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Divided House panel approves steep domestic spending cuts

A sharply divided House Budget Committee approved a budget resolution early Thursday morning that would boost defense spending but cut domestic programs across the board.

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House budget chair calls for deep cuts in non-defense spending

Calling for controversial reductions in mandatory spending and putting a squeeze on nondefense-related discretionary programs, House Budget Committee Chairman Jim Nussle, R-Iowa, revealed the details of his fiscal 2004 budget resolution Wednesday.