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WASHINGTON – The promise of spring is more promising than usual this year — if the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is to be believed

WASHINGTON – A federal appeals court has revived class-action lawsuits against dozens of cell phone companies, who were accused by users in five states of selling phones that emitted harmful levels of radiation

WASHINGTON – Officials from three Southern Maryland military bases toted bomb-detecting robots and chemical-sniffing devices to Capitol Hill, where they mingled with lawmakers and congressional staffers Friday in a show-and-tell of their work

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WASHINGTON – Another year, another budget, another debate over pay parity

WASHINGTON – Labor unions asked a federal court Wednesday to force the Department of Defense to include them before moving ahead on personnel rules that would establish a pay-for-performance system for federal workers, among other changes

WASHINGTON – Heavy reliance on Reserve and Guard units in Iraq and Afghanistan has overwhelmed a pay and health benefits system that was designed to serve part-time soldiers who are now fighting a full-time war

WASHINGTON – The Pentagon on Thursday unveiled new personnel rules that would replace the current pay scale with a performance-based pay system and would reduce bargaining rights for civilian employees

WASHINGTON – A New Jersey contractor who suffered severe head injuries when he fell into a construction pit at the Patuxent Naval Air Station cannot hold the government accountable for the 1999 accident, a federal judge said