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The Air Force was unable to place thousands of children in daycare for months on end last year, and continues to have a sizable need for more child care as airmen are slowly returning to in-person workplaces. In a report obtained by Federal News … [Continue reading] about Thousands of Air Force families are waiting months for child care, according to report
WASHINGTON (AP) — Republican leaders forcefully condemned GOP Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene on Tuesday, calling her comments comparing COVID-19 safety measures like mask-wearing to the treatment of Jews in Nazi Germany “appalling.” “Marjorie is wrong, … [Continue reading] about GOP leaders condemn Greene over Holocaust comments
A bipartisan bill designed to bring desired financial relief to the U.S. Postal Service could have implications for the rest of the federal workforce, potentially raising health insurance costs for employees and retirees, an employee advocacy … [Continue reading] about Postal reform bill could raise health premiums for federal workers, employee group warns
SAN ANTONIO (AP) — After relying heavily on veterans for two decades, the San Antonio Spurs are having growing pains in their transformation to a younger roster. For the first time, San Antonio missed the playoffs for a second straight season after … [Continue reading] about Growing pains as Spurs transition to younger roster
ANKARA, Turkey (AP) — Turkey and Poland have signed a deal for the sale of Turkish-made combat drones, making Poland the first NATO and European Union member country to purchase Turkey’s Bayraktar TB2 unmanned aerial vehicles, Turkish President Recep … [Continue reading] about Poland to acquire 24 Turkish-made combat drones
