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NU alum Laura Cooper receives Heyman Service to America Medal - Vimarsana News

NU alum Laura Cooper receives Heyman Service to America Medal

Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Russia, Ukraine and Eurasia Laura Cooper (Weinberg ’96) will receive a 2023 Samuel J. Heyman Service to America Medal. She will be recognized with the 2023 Federal Employee of the Year Award for her work addressing international security crises on Oct. 17 in Washington, D.C. The Sammies, considered the...

Congress temporarily averts shutdown, but agencies still feel the pain - Vimarsana News

Congress temporarily averts shutdown, but agencies still feel the pain

"Everything just stops," employees say of the devastating impacts of near shutdowns.

Federal workers relieved, for now, as calls grow for a long term solution to government funding - Vimarsana News

Federal workers relieved, for now, as calls grow for a long term solution to government funding

Federal workers around the D.C. region are breathing a sigh of relief on Sunday after Congress passed a short term funding bill on Saturday night to keep the government running. But that funding doesn’t mean the government is out of the woods.

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Democrats, Republicans haven't learnt from long history of shutdowns: US Media - Vimarsana News

Democrats, Republicans haven't learnt from long history of shutdowns: US Media

Democrats, Republicans haven't learnt from long history of shutdowns: US Media   Washington: US governments -- Democrats or Republicans -- are far from

Government shutdowns aren't really shutdowns. But they are a bad deal for everyone - Vimarsana News

Government shutdowns aren't really shutdowns. But they are a bad deal for everyone

A “government shutdown” – as we’ve come to define it – is expected if lawmakers can’t agree to pass a spending bill. But most of the government, as it touches people’s everyday lives, will continue to churn.

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