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Senate confirms new Office of Personnel Management head in mostly party-line vote
The Senate on Wednesday confirmed President Donald Trump’s nominee to lead the federal government’s HR agency, which has become central to his efforts to overhaul agencies’ workforces. Scott Kupor, a longtime venture capital executive, was confirmed as director of the Office of Personnel Management in a 49-46 vote .
Democratic Michigan Senate candidate and former Detroit health official Abdul El-Sayed is tying himself to socialist New York ...
Senator Thom Tillis seemingly implied to CNN's Jake Tapper that he would not vote to confirm Pete Hegseth if a vote were to ...
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A new bill would allow the Pentagon to fast-track the mining of raw materials needed for weapons systems, which proponents ...
The Senate on Wednesday confirmed Preston Wells Griffith III to serve as undersecretary of the Energy Department. The 54-43 ...
Neil Jacobs has vowed to place science, human safety and technological innovation at the forefront of operations if confirmed ...
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A group of Senate Republicans, including Utah Sen. John Curtis, negotiated slower phaseouts for clean energy tax incentives, ...
For months, Tudor Dixon, the GOP's failed 2022 gubernatorial nominee, had been mulling a new statewide campaign in the 2026 ...
Former Republican gubernatorial candidate Tudor Dixon will not seek the Michigan governor’s office again in 2026, nor will ...
The winner of the Aug. 5 special general election will be the first person other than Ruggerio to represent District 4 since ...
Trump administration proposals would overhaul parts of the department and cut funding for key federal law enforcement ...
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