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USDA Employees Working to Assist With Hurricane Relief
The United States Department of Agriculture announced that it is working in conjunction with FEMA to offer assistance to those affected by Hurricane Sandy.
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Napolitano: US Financial Institutions ‘Actively Under Attack’ By Hackers
Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano on Wednesday warned that some of the largest U.S. financial institutions “are actively under attack” from cyber hackers.
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Feds and Farmers Feed Families in Pennsylvania
During this year’s Feds Feed Families food drive, the Schuylkill County USDA Service Center in Pennsylvania beat its last year’s total of 11,084 pounds of donated food with a new total of 19,092 pounds.
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FEMA May Not Have Enough For Flood Damages
The Federal Emergency Management Agency, also known as FEMA, has said it has enough funds for disaster aid from Superstorm Sandy. But what about flood damage?
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New Services Help Boomers Max Out Social Security
Social Security optimization is a new trend among baby boomers and providers who cater to them.
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DOL to Release Jobs Report Friday
The October jobs report will come out on Friday morning as scheduled, the Department of Labor announced Wednesday.
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Federal Offices Back to Normal Schedule Thursday
OPM announced late Wednesday that federal offices in the DC area will be open under a normal operating status starting Thursday, November 1.
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Treasury: Debt Limit To Be Hit This Year
The U.S. government will reach its $16.4 trillion debt limit at the end of the year, according to latest estimates from the Treasury Department.
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