🚨 The Government shutdown is over. Congress has passed, and the President has signed legislation to fund the Government. GPO will resume normal operations Thursday, November 13th with the first shift. All teammates should report to their duty stations and contact supervisors with questions.
The U.S. Naval Academy held the Change of Leadership ceremony today in Dahlgren Hall for the Commandant of Midshipmen Capt. Walter H. Allman III who was properly relieved by Capt. Gilbert E. Clark, Jr.
A U.S. district judge scolded the government for the scarcity of information provided by the Trump administration about how it is complying with the statutory obligations for running Voice of America as ordered in an April injunction. https://t.co/rg3OYWmEEV
This evening, a trespasser who caused a service disruption between Arlington Cemetery and Pentagon City was apprehended with the help of Pentagon Police. The individual was taken into custody and will face charges.
House Republicans are set to advance legislation Wednesday to pare back pension benefits for federal employees and charge them higher premiums for retirement benefits. https://t.co/qutpvnlxTl
CEO of real estate co that leases to the federal government just told @CNBC that government build costs are 3X his (the private sector).
For the same building.
Today, I’m calling on our brave public servants:
I’m launching a new portal for anyone who wants to expose corruption, abuses of power, and threats to public safety with the legal protections of being a whistleblower.
https://t.co/pjm1tb4VDt
The National Archives has received a collection of historical documents from Arlington National Cemetery (@ArlingtonNatl), including rare maps, architectural drawings, and records from the 1830s to the 1970s.
A union representing employees across dozens of federal agencies filed two lawsuits on Sunday against the acting director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. https://t.co/0Pczum5kuC