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sequester

  • Former Department of Defense Comptroller Asks for Budgetary Certainty
    Former Department of Defense Comptroller Asks for Budgetary Certainty
    WASHINGTON—When Congress returns to work after Labor Day, it will have three weeks to agree to a new budget for fiscal year 2016, which begins Oct. 1. Based on recent ...
    September 6, 2015BY Gary Feuerberg
  • Ashton Carter on Deck for Secretary of Defense
    Ashton Carter on Deck for Secretary of Defense
    Former Deputy Secretary of Defense Ashton Carter is likely to be President Barack Obama's nominee for defense secretary, ...
    December 3, 2014BY Mary Silver
  • FBI Operations Hamstrung by Sequester in 2014
    FBI Operations Hamstrung by Sequester in 2014
    Mandated sequestration cuts in 2014 will compromise FBI daily operations, investigations, and the training of agents.
    December 10, 2013BY Gary Feuerberg
  • Joint Chiefs of Staff: Major Combat Operations Jeopardized
    Joint Chiefs of Staff: Major Combat Operations Jeopardized
    The Joint Chiefs of Staff warned at a Senate hearing that if the sequester of the military budget ...
    November 12, 2013BY Gary Feuerberg
  • Sequestration Decimates Government Workforce
    Sequestration Decimates Government Workforce
    The media and public can’t wait to see the changes in U.S. civilian workforce statistics. After all, we ...
    August 22, 2013BY Heide B. Malhotra
  • How the Sequester Could Impact San Francisco
    How the Sequester Could Impact San Francisco
    While the full impact of cuts resulting from the federal sequester is still uncertain, the mayor’s budget office ...
    March 28, 2013BY Christian Watjen
  • Obama, Republicans Set to Compromise on Sequester Cuts
    Obama, Republicans Set to Compromise on Sequester Cuts
    Republicans and Democrats are likely to make some compromises on Wednesday to ease the $85 billion in government ...
    March 6, 2013BY Tara MacIsaac
  • Tax Receipts to Hit Record of $2.7 trillion in 2013
    Tax Receipts to Hit Record of $2.7 trillion in 2013
    A government body thinks tax receipts will hit a nominal record of $2.7 trillion in fiscal year 2013, ...
    March 5, 2013BY Antonio Perez
  • Small Businesses in New York Hit By Sequester
    Small Businesses in New York Hit By Sequester
    The automatic cuts, or sequester, that was triggered Friday, will result in a $5.5 million blow to the ...
    March 4, 2013BY Zachary Stieber
  • Lockheed Stocks on the Rise Since Last Minute Contract
    Lockheed Stocks on the Rise Since Last Minute Contract
    Lockheed Martin Corp. won another contract to build F-35 fighter jets just hours before the U.S budget cuts, ...
    March 1, 2013BY Phoebe Ryles
  • Lockheed Martin Gets Contract Just Before Sequester
    Lockheed Martin Gets Contract Just Before Sequester
    Lockheed Martin Corp., a major U.S weapons contractor was awarded a $333.7 million contract just moments before the ...
    March 1, 2013BY Phoebe Ryles
  • Obama, Boehner Sequester Meeting Ends Without Agreement
    Obama, Boehner Sequester Meeting Ends Without Agreement
    President Obama and congressional leaders fail to reach an agreement in a last-ditch effort to avoid $42 billion ...
    March 1, 2013BY Antonio Perez
  • Sequestration Deal at 11th Hour Highly Unlikely
    Sequestration Deal at 11th Hour Highly Unlikely
    Two votes on Feb. 28 to thwart the sequester failed in the Senate. President Obama will meet Congressional ...
    March 1, 2013BY Valentin Schmid
  • Blame Game Escalates Over Sequester
    Blame Game Escalates Over Sequester
    Two days before automatic budget cuts are to kick in, the blame game between Democrats and Republicans escalates.
    February 27, 2013BY Antonio Perez
  • How Does the Sequester Affect Me?
    How Does the Sequester Affect Me?
    If Congress doesn’t reach an agreement until March 1, automatic budget cuts will limit a host of Federal ...
    February 27, 2013BY Valentin Schmid
  • Sequestration Debate: Obama Campaigns, Republicans Don’t Act
    Sequestration Debate: Obama Campaigns, Republicans Don’t Act
    As the sequestration deadline approaches, President Barack Obama is campaigning hard amongst middle-class Americans to push his budget ...
    February 27, 2013BY Kelly McBride Ni
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