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Fort Hood homecoming

Fort Hood homecoming

Careers at the U.S. Department of State: Alan

Foreign Service Officer Alan discusses his experiences working at the U.S. Department of State.

What's Next for New Haven 20

The U.S. Supreme Court Monday sided with 20 New Haven firefighters in a reverse discrimination case, but there are questions about whether the ruling will lead to a divided fire department. (WTNH news)

WSJ: Scrutiny Grows as U.S. Pays Staffers' Student Loans

Last year, up to $60 million of taxpayer money went to paying off the college loans and tuition bills of government staffers. Elizabeth Williamson discusses why budget watchdogs are criticizing the little-known program.

Stephen Colbert Declares Himself Governor Of South Carolina (VIDEO)

Stephen Colbert, a native South Carolinian, declared himself governor of his home state last night. Much to Stephen's chagrin the rogue Republican returned yesterday revealing he had in fact been in Argentina having an affair.

Careers at the U.S. Department of State: Heidi

Foreign Service Officer Heidi discusses her experiences working at the U.S. Department of State.

Obama To Extend Benefits To Same-Sex Partners Of Federal Employees

MSNBC's Rachel Maddow Reports: President Obama To Extend Benefits To Same-Sex Partners Of Federal Employees - 06/16/09

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Careers at the U.S. Department of State: Linessa

Foreign Service Officer Linessa discusses her experiences working at the U.S. Department of State. Full Text available at: http://careers.state.gov/resources/transcripts.html

NTSB: Pieces Being Gathered From NY Plane Crash

Video from the Associated Press. According to CNN, "Recovering all the bodies from Thursday's deadly passenger plane crash may take four days as investigators work through freezing temperatures and piles of wreckage, a federal transportation official said

Ask Your Government: Eliminating Government Waste

The Washington Post's Federal Eye blogger Ed O'Keefe answers the first "Ask Your Government" question: "Which agencies do you think we should eliminate?"

Shoes Thrown at George W. Bush in Iraq

An Iraqi journalist threw two shoes at President George W. Bush at a News Conference during his surprise visit to Iraq today. The president ducked and the size 10's missed.