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Biden’s Dilemma, Part 5: He Needs More Government Rebuilders on His Side

The latest in a series of infographics on Americans’ views of government reform heading into the 2024 election. 

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Lawmakers Make a Renewed Effort to Crack Down on Traffickers Sending Opioids Through USPS

The Biden administration should stop giving countries a free pass to avoid fentanyl detection measures, bipartisan pair says.

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HHS to Help Launch National Abortion Hotline

The Biden administration is continuing to seek ways to support abortion care as many states restrict access.

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End of Emergency Puts the Fate of COVID-19 Policies for Feds and Safety Task Force Up in the Air

The Biden administration is reviewing its protocols and will issue further guidance, an official said.

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Biden’s Dilemma, Part 3: Public Demand for ‘Very Major’ Government Reform is Running High

The latest in a series of infographics on Americans’ views of government reform heading into the 2024 election. 

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The Director of the Indian Health Service Would Get More Power Under A Bipartisan Proposal

Lawmakers say the proposed change “will bring greater attention within the administration to addressing the health care status and needs of American Indians and Alaska Natives.”

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Biden’s Dilemma, Part 2: Americans Are Divided on the Size of Government

The latest in a series of infographics on Americans’ views of government reform heading into the 2024 election. 

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USPS Is Planning Another Above-Inflation Rate Increase in July

Prices just went up in January, but the Postal Service is seeking an even larger increase this summer.

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NASA Asks How to Better Advance Equity Through its Spending Power 

This request for information furthers two executive orders from President Biden. 

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The National Park Service Considers a Digital Park Pass

Making a digital option for the American the Beautiful pass series that would live on mobile phone wallets is a goal shared by Sens. Steve Daines, R-Mont., and Angus King, I-Maine, who introduced a bill that would require digital passes in February.

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Biden’s Dilemma, Part 1: The Federal Government’s Job Rating Has Dropped By Half

The first in a series of infographics on Americans’ views of government reform heading into the 2024 election. 

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How IRS Plans to Hire Thousands of Employees

Eric Katz joins the podcast to discuss the IRS strategic plan.

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Appeals Panel for Feds No Longer Whole As Former Board Member Runs for Office

The Merit Systems Protection Board, now once again dealing with a vacancy as former member runs for state House in West Virginia, vows to continue working on its backlog.

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Coronavirus Roundup: Justice Department Releases Its Home Confinement Final Rule

There's a lot to keep track of. Here’s this week’s list of news updates and stories you may have missed.

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Americans' Changing Views of the COVID-19 Pandemic

University of South Florida professor Feng Hao joins the podcast to discuss a new survey on the coronavirus.

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Biden's Regulatory Update is Finally Here

“These new steps will produce a more efficient, effective regulatory review process that will help improve peoples’ lives,” said the White House regulations chief.

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OMB Failing to Set Cross-Agency IT Management Goals, Report Says

Administration officials disputed some of GAO's conclusions, noting that IT goals were embedded in other management agenda targets.

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Principal Historian Turkiya Lowe Is Reshaping How the National Park Service Tells the American Story

Lowe, the first Black person and the first woman to oversee the history taught in the parks system, is focused on everyday people and unsung heroes.

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Say Good-bye to the Security Clearance Status Quo

New reporting benchmarks and aggressive clearance processing timelines are some of the reforms underway.