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Monday Afternoon Federal Newscast
OPM has a new deputy director; mileage rates have changed; and prepare for Metro track work during January.
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WFED's Max Cacas and Jason Miller: The top stories of 2009
Our reporters give us their thoughts.
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Tuesday Afternoon Federal Newscast
Pay-for-performance is coming to an Army research center and the Senior Medicare Patrol is getting a boost.
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Monday Afternoon Federal Newscast
DHS Secretary Napolitano says the aviation system failed; TSA has put new security restrictions into place; two military bases in Virginia are merging.
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Analysis: Reassessing terror watchlists after Christmas Day attack
Homeland Security Today Editor David Silverberg has more.
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Delightful stocking stuffer: A book about a man & his dog
Federal News Radio hears from the author of "Revolving Doors: A Man and His Dog's Search for the Perfect Housemate"
Tags: Vince Mastroianni , CA , Revolving Doors: A Man and His Dog's Search for th , stocking stuffer
Wednesday Afternoon Federal Newscast
The State Department Inspector General releases a critical report on Afghanistan; Orbital Sciences Corp. and OverHorizon are teaming up; and HUD fights homelessness with $1.4 billion
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Tuesday Afternoon Federal Newscast
Vets are still waiting for some GI Bill payments; President Obama warns Iran about nuclear action; and Mrs. Obama surprises kids at Children's Hospital.
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Agencies open under unscheduled leave policy on Tuesday
The Office of Personnel Management made the announcement Monday afternoon. Employees in D.C. area must notify their supervisors of their intent to take unscheduled leave. Emergency employees are expected to report for work on time.
War on the U.S.-Mexico border continues
Details from Homeland Security Today.
Tags: Homeland Security Today , David Silverberg , Scott Carr
