A Short History of the Office of Personnel Management (OPM)
A brief history and glance at the Office and Personnel Management
More Fishy Technology Developed at Department of Energy’s WPTO
The smallest ever tracking device for fish, as well as new protections in hydroelectric dams, are two innovations featured in the DOE WPTO’s 2020 Accomplishments Report
What Happened to the Murder Hornets? – Smithsonian Scientist Explains
The Asian Giant Hornet, known as “murder hornets,” are not likely to cause the damage that sensational preliminary reports suggested.
President Fires Fourth Inspector General This Year, Steve Linick
Both Democrats and Republicans in the Senate have criticized the latest removal of an Inspector General, Steve Linick, Trump’s fourth such firing of 2020
Westward Bound: BLM Headquarters Moving to Colorado
Announced in 2018, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is currently transitioning their base to Grand Junction, CO. The Move is Expected to be Complete by the end of 2020.
2020 Premium Pay Caps Average $168.3 Thousand
Federal Employees in the Washington, DC Metropolitan Area have a 2020 Premium Pay Cap of $170,277.20, almost $2000 More than the Average
The Helping Infrastructure Restore the Economy (HIRE) Act
The HIRE Act was introduced into the Senate. Will 10 Agencies Relocate Away from DC?
Go Nats! Congrats to Our Washington Nationals
Congrats to Our Washington Nationals, 2019 World Series Champs!
Government Staves Shutdown Until December 21st
Congress agrees to avoid shutdown until December 21, 2018
The Capitol Christmas Tree Arrives in DC
The US Capitol Christmas was chosen by Jim Kaufman, Director of Capitol Grounds and Arboretum