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A key lawmaker on government information technology hopes a House-passed bill to modernize IT for federal agencies passes in the upcoming lame duck session of Congress, despite a packed agenda. Read more. Read more »

Bonnie Hobbs The Centreville Immigration Forum (CIF) is dedicated to helping local immigrants find work and better their lives. So it was fitting that the theme for its second annual dinner was “Celebrating Our Global Community.” Held Sept. 30 at the International Country Club in Chantilly, the event honored particular people… Read more »

Members of Congress are urging the Office of Personnel Management to delay a major price hike in the long-term-care insurance program for federal employees and retirees. Read more. Read more »

Today Reps. Van Hollen (D-MD), Connolly (D-VA), and Beyer (D-VA) demanded justification for outrageous premium increases and lack of adequate communication in the Federal Long Term Care Insurance Program and urged OPM to extend the September 30th enrollment deadline. Read more. Read more »

Congressman Connolly penned an OpEd for The Hill on Mr. Trump's stunning naiveté of the crisis in Ukraine. Read more. Read more »

One week after Reps. Will Hurd and Gerry Connolly introduced new IT legislation designed to thrust government into 21st-century technologies, the Modernizing Government Technology Act passed on a voice vote. Read more. Read more »

Today, the House passed the Senate companion to bipartisan legislation authored by Congressmen Todd Young (R-IN) and Gerry Connolly (D-VA) that will reform federal program management performance standards. Read more. Read more »

Today, the House unanimously passed the Modernizing Government Technology (MGT) Act, legislation sponsored by Representatives Will Hurd, Gerry Connolly, Jason Chaffetz, Congressman Elijah Cummings, Congresswoman Robin Kelly, and Congressman Mark Meadows, that will reform federal government IT. Read more. Read more »

Mylan MYL 2.58 % NV Chief Executive Heather Bresch faced tough questioning Wednesday from Republicans and Democrats in Congress probing price increases for the EpiPen allergy treatment. Read more. Read more »

Lawmakers at a contentious congressional hearing Wednesday chastised Mylan's chief executive for amassing an $18 million salary, while she evaded questions about how much profit the pharmaceutical company made off a lifesaving allergy treatment. Read more. Read more »