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USPS Sees Profits Tumble During Holiday Season
Forced price decrease contributed to shrinking revenue.
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Trump's 3 a.m. Phone Call
The president pondered a reasonable economics question—but who he reportedly dialed for answers raises questions of its own.
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Chronically Late People Share One Positive Personality Trait
Humans cannot transcend the rules of physics, no matter how invincible we feel on a day when all the traffic lights glow green.
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Advocacy Groups Sue Trump Over One In, Two Out Regulatory Policy
Groups allege Trump violated constitutional separation of powers requirements.
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It’s Not Too Late: Resolve to Have a Successful Year
Here are 10 tips to help get you where you want to go.
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Feds Will Get Paychecks on Time After Tornado Hits Major Processing Facility
The National Finance Center in New Orleans has enacted its emergency plan.
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There’s a Simple Legal Reason Trump is Probably Going to Get Away With His Conflicts of Interest
For Donald Trump, the emoluments issue is a good reason to tread carefully in court, but an even better reason to stay in the good graces of Congress.
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Federal Hiring Freeze Puts Performance Management in the Spotlight
Human Resources leaders face new challenges as a result.
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Investigation Confirms Ethical Violations, Misconduct by BLM Agent at Burning Man
While Interior officials contemplated discipline, employee was removed after threatening a colleague with grenades.
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With Medicaid Errors at $36 Billion, HHS Told to Improve Data Quality
GAO recommends more frequent data quality checks on state reporting.
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There May Finally Be a Breakthrough in the Long Fight for Postal Reform
Unions, industry and management all endorse bipartisan bill to overhaul USPS.
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More Trouble for Andrew Puzder
President Trump’s nominee for labor secretary—already stalled in the Senate—disclosed that his family employed an undocumented immigrant.
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Get Back on Track to Meeting Your Goals With These Three Steps
People irrationally overwork to pursue goals they don’t actually care about, research says. If you want to live a better in 2017, take these steps and avoid wasted time.
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Trump Signs Washington Hotel Over to His Son
The move aims to put to rest criticism about the president’s conflicts of interest, but critics aren’t persuaded.
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How Republicans Might 'Repair' Obamacare Before Repealing It
Most GOP lawmakers want to demolish the health law right away. Senator Lamar Alexander wants to rescue it first.
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When Government Employees Pose a Threat to Security and Safety
Agencies have made significant progress in managing potential threats from within their ranks.
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Group of House Republicans Implores Trump to Fire IRS Chief
But White House stays silent as Treasury secretary nominee nears confirmation vote.
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How Trump's New Policy to Cut Regulatory Costs Will Actually Work
OMB releases rules governing "one in, two out" policy.
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