"If you have a New York pension, meaning you are a teacher, a policeman, firefighter; or a government employee, a federal government employee, or a state government employee with a pension, those pensions in their entirety are exempt," Frisch says.
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One former government employee told CNBC the problem is endemic.
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It hasn't been disclosed if the author remains a government employee.
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He was a FBI special government employee until February of 2017.
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"Everyone works with corruption," the El Kef government employee told me.
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PETER A. THEIL, WASHINGTON The writer is a retired government employee.
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A US government employee, Pollard harmed American security by spying for Israel.
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PERINO: But remember, he&aposs been a government employee for 20 years.
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As a public school teacher, Vlaming was, of course, a government employee.
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Then, membership in government employee unions dropped — reaching 85033 percent in 2019.
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Remember, he was a special government -- he had special government employee status.
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PIC manages about $130 billion of South African government employee pension assets.
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"As a former state government employee, you can't do that," she explained.
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Ever try to get a U.S. federal government employee on the phone?
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However, this act would be illegal for nearly every other government employee.
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In the latter camp is Miranda Braithwaite, a government employee in London.
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Elham, 32, has two children and is married to a government employee.
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His father was a government employee in one of India's poorest state.
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And, when he did so, he was no longer a government employee.
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Imagine the micro impact of such tweets on a mere government employee.
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That doesn't necessarily mean a crime occurred while he was a government employee.
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Moreover, a holder of a security clearance remains a government employee in part.
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Mshiti is a government employee, and he uses beekeeping to supplement his income.
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Danneris Flores, a government employee moonlighting as a mining camp cook, sat nearby.
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He's not a government employee and is not subject to government ethics rules.
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Among them was Umm Hassan, a government employee, 40, on her third visit.
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So -- PERINO: He has been a government employee for almost his entire adult career.
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The federal budget, deficit, and government employee base is near an all-time high.
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Topuz is the second US government employee in Turkey to be arrested this year.
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To me, all of that adds up to him being a Special Government Employee.
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Imagine it is 2030 and you are a U.S. government employee working from home.
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Around the same time, Washington observers noticed another disturbing phenomenon: the government-employee ''leak.
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The 51-year-old government employee had never hired a male sex worker before.
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In Bangkok's Silom district, Chay Chinapairot, 46, a government employee, was among those wearing pink.
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"I don't like to waste water or energy," said Tusinski, a government employee in London.
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As a federal government employee, you're restricted in political activities because of the Hatch Act.
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But government employee plans only have $22019 trillion in funding, leaving a $12 trillion gap.
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Greyball looked at the same data to determine if a user was a government employee.
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What's more, eliminating COLAs for state government employee pensions is actually unconstitutional in some states.
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But Ms. Lundy is not a lawmaker, a government employee or even a statehouse intern.
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Maintenance of the account falls to a government employee, whose salary is paid by taxpayers.
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Leonard Higgins, 66, a soft-spoken Unitarian and retired state-government employee from Corvallis, Ore.
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First, you must do eligible work, as a government employee or for nearly any nonprofit.
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Donald Garrett, a federal government employee from Virginia, founded the Ready for Michelle super PAC.
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So you're a government employee, and you're thinking about leaking government secrets to the press. Congratulations!
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There are currently believed to be about six contractors for every American government employee in Afghanistan.
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They also ask who is better able to protect your family: you or a government employee.
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"I try to do something different every day," said Ms. Watkins, a former federal government employee.
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When is the last time you were able to get a government employee on the phone?
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Federal prosecutors in Brooklyn are accusing Kelly, 52, of bribing an Illinois government employee on Aug.
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She recently became an official government employee, which requires her to adhere to strict ethics rules.
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But Vigilance claimed he could impersonate a Minnesota government employee, or an official, if he wanted.
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Kushner, a top Donald Trump aide, is also serving the White House as an unpaid government employee.
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Those contents are (very likely) unavailable only because a government employee changed its password after the attacks.
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Testimony on Thursday came from a government employee whose gun was stolen and used in the shooting.
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Fox News reported about Richman&aposs rare approval for special government employee clearance by Comey in April.
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This plus her security clearance means she'll be held to ethics standards like any other government employee.
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As of last month, Trump is an official government employee with security clearance in her father's administration.
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Neyaz Ahamed, 35, a government employee, was looking after his brother in the same hospital on Wednesday.
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He said that because he is a government employee, issues germane to collective bargaining are inherently political.
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This isn't the first time a government employee has been caught mining bitcoin while on the job.
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Immigration officials then tell you that the photo is classified, as it came from a government employee.
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Mr. Cohen also discussed the deal in a 20-minute phone call with a Russian government employee.
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Classified as a special government employee, Wolkoff spent a lot of time working from New York City.
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Those rights should not hinge on the hunch of a government employee armed with wiki-joke websites.
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Because it was taken while Lange was a government employee, its rights are in the public domain.
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I am not a full-time government employee, but technically my fees come from U.S. taxpayer money.
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Technically, the park is an arm of the state and Mr de Merode is a government employee.
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On Thursday, federal prosecutors in Brooklyn accused Mr. Kelly of bribing an Illinois government employee on Aug.
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The witness testified, as a government employee, that when she travels for work, the government pays for it.
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" That friend, Columbia law professor Daniel Richman, had worked for Comey's FBI as an unpaid "special government employee.
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Retired government employee Mitormar Goling, 72, came home to find jewellery, money, furniture and antiques had been stolen.
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"(He) was a government employee but was working part-time as a journalist for local radio," Sabet said.
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So with the lowest type of government employee seeking some kind of clearance, they would ask those questions.
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While not a government employee, Kasowitz has become a public face of the administration on the Russia case.
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If the floor under the bed looks too dusty, you can always hire a government employee to vacuum.
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We don't know precisely what Giuliani's diplomatic role is, given the fact that he's not a government employee.
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No other federal government employee would have received the extraordinary, exceptional treatment Mr. Comey conferred on Mrs. Clinton.
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"I am tired of the fighting, the destruction, everything," said Hussein Ali, a 57-year-old government employee.
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Then, just weeks before OPM booted them out, they grabbed approximately 5.6 million digital images of government employee fingerprints.
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The official also confirmed Trump will receive government-provided communication devices, although she will not be a government employee.
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The government employee charged along with Netanyahu also reached an agreement with the prosecution and was fined 10,000 shekels.
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As a government employee for more than a decade, Bikkannavar, 35, said he understands the importance of national security.
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The White House said in response that Levinson was not a government employee at the time of his disappearance.
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" He reiterated the Trump team's message that "unlike a government employee, [Icahn] will have no official role or duties.
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President Donald Trump's elder daughter will take an unpaid role as a government employee, the White House confirmed Wednesday.
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Gerry Laresma, the government employee who shot the video, told PNA it wasn't clear where the shot had originated.
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So because he was a government employee they were surveilling him under the guise of security of government employees.
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"The incompetence coming out of DC is absolutely amazing," said Chuck Spoon, 78, a retired California state government employee.
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Eddy was a long-time government employee, which icluded stints in the Clinton administration and at the United Nations.
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Chase it with Upamanyu Chatterjee's sweetly profane "English, August," about a government employee moldering away in India's hottest city.
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And it was worrying enough to spur a government employee to file a complaint and set things in motion.
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" He reiterated the Trump Team's message that "unlike a government employee, [Icahn] will have no official role or duties.
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My father is a government employee — in a printing department with no paper — and earns about $6 a month.
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They just had to temporarily relocate to Washington D.C. and accept the limits of the federal government employee pay scale.
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Uber also had an internal tool called "Greyball" that let it identify who was a government employee using the app.
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"I had all of this money, and all of a sudden it was almost gone," says Smigielski, a government employee.
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"My family is stuck in our house close to the site and they are terrified," said a government employee, Naqibullah.
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Blumenthal's role has been especially controversial, because he was not a government employee but appeared to have handled classified information.
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MORE. Because Comey is no longer a government employee, it's not clear whether an executive privilege claim would be enforceable.
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"It's another generation, a generation of giants, and he was the last one," said Leah Hoffman, 60, a government employee.
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Government employee unions won't just do the right thing because the law, the court or the Constitution tell them to.
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The NTEU's lawsuit names Albert Vieira, a Customs and Border Protection officer considered an "essential" government employee, as the plaintiff.
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Aim to be the daughter, boss, manager, dad, government employee who is action-oriented, organized, and disciplined during this crisis.
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Executives told me it has become a bit harder to win assignments from public institutions, like government-employee pension plans.
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Ambassador J. Christopher Stevens; another full-time government employee, Sean Smith; and two American C.I.A. contractors died in that attack.
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But the former government employee, Joshua Adam Schulte, has not been charged with stealing or passing along the secret documents.
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Walmart employees in Brazil raised alarms that the "sorceress" may have been a government employee, but those concerns went unheeded.
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Although she was not a government employee, the shutdown affected her too — if I wasn't getting paid, she wasn't getting paid.
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It is illegal for a government employee to disclose a SAR or its contents outside of the scope of their work.
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I have a family in Egypt, I'm a PhD candidate and a government employee, and I have a good travel history.
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But since Trump isn't technically a government employee, she might not be required to preserve documents of her meetings and calls.
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Clinton still a government employee, administrative actions could be taken against her, to include the loss of clearances and possibly termination.
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I sit between a former ambulance driver, now an enthusiastic member of the Orania IT club, and a former government employee.
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The former government employee also reportedly faces up to 85033 years in prison, in addition to a maximum fine of $500,000.
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"The Irish government never did do as much for us as they are now doing for Apple," one government employee notes.
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A government employee failed to forewarn a commercial beekeeper of aerial spraying aimed at mosquitoes, and millions of honeybees were killed.
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"What confuses me is how other insurance companies knew about it," said Zhang, a 26-year-old government employee from Shandong.
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A former government employee on Tuesday pleaded guilty to attempting to hack dozens of employee emails at the Department of Energy.
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And Comey, of course, now has a greater ability to speak his mind than if he were still a government employee.
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It was later reported that Usman was a government employee at the time and was also allegedly drunk during his flight.
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She connected with Kanakadurga, 39, a government employee who came from a Hindu family that had opposed the Supreme Court's verdict.
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Federal prosecutors in Brooklyn accused the disgraced singer with bribing an Illinois government employee to acquire a fake ID for Aaliyah.
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I was a government employee inside a bureaucracy with powers of investigation and punishment I previously had no clue even existed.
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One day, after drinking at a nearby lounge, he attacked another government employee at city hall, according to a police report.
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Kelly is accused of bribing a government employee to obtain fake ID to marry the late singer Aaliyah at age 15
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The State Department sent a medical team to Guangzhou, China, recently after a government employee reported experiencing abnormal sound and pressure.
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"The situation here does not make us optimistic that we will avoid war," said 51-year-old government employee Mohammed Taher.
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"What confuses me is how other insurance companies knew about it," said Zhang, a 33-year-old government employee from Shandong.
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"If Ms Trump was an official government employee in the White House, what financial disclosures would be required of her?" they ask.
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However, she will not officially become a government employee, even though her attorney says she will comply with the necessary ethics precautions.
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Eric Bowie, 48, a government employee in Kansas City, Missouri, had a lightbulb moment in his 20s when he was a teacher.
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" But Icahn's actual behavior in his role as special adviser suggests he may very well be a Special Government Employee, or "SGE.
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It's highly unlikely a court would prevent Comey, who is now a private citizen and no longer a government employee, from talking.
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Debbie Ramsey, a retired federal government employee from Summerville, said she was "disappointed" by the abundant name-calling among the GOP candidates.
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But in 2013, a Brazilian government employee made a chance encounter with the group, capturing them on video for the first time.
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Vice uncovered the use of macros after requesting emails sent by Edward Snowden, the former government employee who leaked classified NSA information.
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But in theory it requires a government employee to complete the task, making a one-person job into a two-person job.
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He tried to deal with it by ship-to-shore telephone, but the government employee hotline kept putting him on perpetual hold.
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The former government employee was responsible in 2013 for releasing a trove of secret documents that exposed numerous clandestine government spying programs.
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A former government employee on Tuesday pleaded guilty to attempting to hack dozens of employee emails at the Department of Energy (DOE).
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"The people were very angry," said Ibomcha Sharma Phurailatpam, a 47-year-old government employee who was in the crowd that night.
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There's no doubt Pompeo knew about efforts by Giuliani, who is not a U.S. government employee, to influence U.S. policy toward Ukraine.
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"A U.S. government employee in China recently reported subtle and vague, but abnormal, sensations of sound and pressure," the health alert said.
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I have access to a free gym as a government employee and today I'm taking advantage of a lunch-hour cycling class.
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The Americans included one US service member, a coalition contractor and one US civilian government employee, according to two US military officials.
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As a government employee, I'm granted healthcare and I see firsthand that for one to have healthcare, you need to have jobs.
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African Bank's other shareholders include the country's largest lenders - FirstRand, Standard Bank, Nedbank, Capitec and Investec - and a government employee pension fund.
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S.H.M. Thameem, a government employee who is a Muslim, said he will vote for Gotabaya because the current government has failed to deliver.
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The incident commander is not a government employee but works for BCFS, a large nonprofit based in Texas that responds to emergency events.
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Sondland had no official role overseeing Ukraine, a country not part of the EU. Giuliani, Trump's personal lawyer, isn't even a government employee.
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Chuck Grassley, a Republican, has long demanded answers about Abedin's work with the State Department, criticizing her designation as a Special Government Employee.
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The good news for, well, the functioning of the American government is that the Trump administration can't literally fire every single government employee.
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The assassination of an Afghan government employee while his daughter was next to him has underscored the lasting trauma of the intensifying war.
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The account is a parody of the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) office and claims to be run by a government employee.
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One Roma resident, 81-year-old Felix Rodriguez, said a government employee offered him $300 for part of his 85033-square-foot property.
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Estimates of combined unfunded liabilities for Social Security and federal, state and local government employee pensions range from $14 trillion to $2023 trillion.
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Trump's team said in a statement that Icahn is not a special government employee, but that does not make it true, Eisen said.
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Third, the transition team should follow the sound advice offered to them by former presidents, the out-going administration and career government employee.
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You're not even my business partner, he told his bureaucratic liaison, you're a government employee who won't be here in a few years.
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Entidhar, as a former school principal in Iraq, was a government employee, which required her to be a member of the Baath Party.
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Mr. Waheed, a former government employee who used to give sermons at the shrine, claims to be the spiritual heir to Mr. Gujjar.
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A government employee had drilled into the ice and laid out orange flags indicating where the ice was thick enough to walk safely.
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Instead, officials said, they believe that the intruder impersonated a government employee and used that information to get into other parts of the system.
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Iranian law states that the top salary in the government should not be more than seven times that of the lowest-paid government employee.
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Washington (CNN)Ivanka Trump is changing course and will become a government employee in the coming days, a White House official told CNN Wednesday.
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"I want someone to look at things in a realistic manner," said Showers, a retired federal government employee who's volunteering for the Biden campaign.
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"They are thinking that they will be able to keep people suppressed," said Owais, 29, a government employee who gave only his first name.
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Today: a government employee working in communications who makes $46,500 per year and spends some of her money this week on Mike's Hard Lemonade.
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Ivanka Trump Donald Trump's daughter became her father's latest hire as a top aide last week, when she officially became an unpaid government employee.
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The White House's press team, reportedly enraged, has inquired about Abboud's status as a government employee — specifically if they are allowed to fire him.
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Joseph Otting, the actual nominee, is awaiting confirmation, and Noreika has actually exceeded the time limits placed on a special government employee, watchdogs contend.
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He began by stating that everyone at the CFPB is a government employee who works not just for the government, but for the people.
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Woodard's character is a government employee who meets with Tony Stark early in the film, and blames him for the death of her son.
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The Public Investment Corporation (PIC), which manages government employee pensions, said assets under its custody grew 2 percent to 1.85 trillion rand ($135.5 billion).
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The US Office of Special Counsel (OSC) determined in June that Conway repeatedly violated the Hatch Act in her capacity as a government employee.
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In the affidavit, she describes herself as a government employee with multiple security clearances related to her work for the Treasury and the Mint.
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Netanyahu and a government employee were accused of using more than $100,000 in state funds for hundreds of meals, Reuters reported, citing an indictment.
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The State Department issued a health alert earlier Wednesday after a government employee stationed in Guangzhou was diagnosed with a mild traumatic brain injury.
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Richman told Fox News this week that he previously worked as a "special government employee" for the FBI under Comey on an unpaid basis.
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That means Johnny Segraves, who Kylee estimates makes $38,000 a year in base pay as a federal government employee, helped saved multimillion-dollar estates.
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As a government employee, he can keep his race winnings and bonus money but must forgo corporate sponsorships, including a potentially lucrative shoe contract.
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Plus, we see the return of a handful of great characters, including the ghost Wisp, the traveler Gulliver, and everyone's favorite government employee: Isabelle.
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He is not a government employee so he is not required to divest his assets — an arrangement that some call a conflict of interest.
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Previously, the NATO-led coalition had identified the two Americans wounded in the attack as a military service member and a civilian government employee.
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Apple's big fight with the Federal Bureau of Investigation could have been avoided if one government employee had kept his hands off the phone.
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Going through the Hacked Team materials, Aroche found the name of a Puebla government employee who seemed to be working within the spying operation.
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Data can be relatively easy to steal for a government employee with access no matter the motivation, said Sai Chavali, a security strategist for ObserveIT.
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"She's the female Obama, that's how I feel," said Sophia, a government employee in Des Moines who did not want to give her last name.
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The police said the email had been disguised to seem as if it had been sent by a government employee who handles pension fund transfers.
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As a government employee, Shinto is eligible to take advantage of the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program, but it doesn't make sense for her situation.
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Fox News has reported that Richman, who works at Columbia University, previously worked as a "special government employee" for Comey's FBI on an unpaid basis.
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"We were told we had to score at least 30 points a day," a government employee in southern China told the South China Morning Post.
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The adult male victim, 39-year-old Satoshi Oyama, was a father of a 1st grade student at Caritas Elementary School and a government employee.
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Earlier, he said he believes the government has a political agenda by going after his client, whom he says is a low-level government employee.
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But Assemblywoman Schepisi said she was reasonably certain that John Doe was not Mr. Christie, but another current or former public official or government employee.
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"Before this, I was a government employee, so I kind of kept my opinions to myself a little bit," Bro told the Post in August.
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I did not receive any non-public information due to my government position, nor did I receive any non-public information from a government employee.
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He was installed at OCC in May as a temporary "special government employee," which excluded him from ethics disclosures while evading the Senate confirmation process.
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But [the FBI] had him fired from the post office for behavior unbecoming of a government employee: cohabiting with a woman he wasn't married to.
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The law that they used, which talked about behavior of a government employee, was a law that Truman put onto the books, Executive Order 10450.
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The State Department on Wednesday notified U.S. citizens in China that a government employee suffered a mild brain injury after experiencing abnormal sound and pressure.
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"A U.S. government employee in China recently reported subtle and vague, but abnormal, sensations of sound and pressure," the department said in a health alert.
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Accusations have arisen that Comey violated the Hatch Act, engaging in partisan politics as a government employee, an offense for which he could be fired.
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But Mr. Trump has little sense of the life of a typical government employee, and views them negatively overall, according to former White House officials.
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" In the central-southern city of Najaf, a man who worked as a government employee attributed the protests to "suffering from a shortage of everything.
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Mr. Comey, in his testimony, noted that the memo was not classified and that he was no longer a government employee when he leaked it.
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The government employee returned to the United States and the infection spread to their agency when their computer was reconnected to the network, Read said.
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"We're no longer afraid of the rockets and the buzzing of bullets — we fear hunger more," said Abu Marwan, a government employee from western Mosul.
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Michael Mikulka is president of American Federation of Government Employee Local 704, representing EPA Region 5 workers protecting Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio and Wisconsin.
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Poehler voiced a similar sentiment in December 2018, saying that she was "available" to put endlessly optimistic local government employee Leslie Knope's blazer back on again.
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In December, the star of the NBC sitcom revealed that she is ready to put endlessly optimistic local government employee Leslie Knope's blazer back on again.
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The government employee, whose day job is helping tourists deal with crises during their stay, said the stress was so bad he had seen a therapist.
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The purpose of this technique, says the government employee leading the session, is to delay inclusion of tally sheets favouring the opposition in the preliminary count.
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" Gorelick added that the president's daughter will "voluntarily comply with the rules that would apply if she were a government employee, even though she is not.
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Munir Abdulkader, 21, pleaded guilty to counts of attempted murder of a government employee, attempted material support of a foreign terrorist organization, and illegal firearm possession.
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There have long been questions about how Giuliani has been paid for his work on Trump's behalf — especially because he is not a U.S. government employee.
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There have long been questions about how Giuliani has been paid for his work on Trump's behalf — especially because he is not a U.S. government employee.
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In their letter, the senators said Icahn should be re-classified by the Trump administration as a special government employee, making him subject to ethics requirements.
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He is not, and never has been, a government employee, and he has never been vetted by any government agency to obtain access to classified information.
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James Pugsley is an amateur astronomer, ex-journalist, government employee and president of Astronomy North, a volunteer organization for education and outreach about the northern skies.
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"Treatment by bee stings has been more effective than treatment by regular medicine but you need to be patient," said Saeed Al-Ghafari, a government employee.
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This afternoon it was reported in the New York Times that daddy's dearest daughter will become an official government employee: an unpaid adviser to her father.
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The 67-year-old retired government employee came forward Wednesday to claim last month's winning Powerball ticket -- the largest jackpot in in New York lottery history.
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In France, ISIS is claiming responsibility for the killing of a police officer and his female companion, a government employee, in a town northwest of Paris.
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So if you're a current government employee or an ex-spy or FBI agent or otherwise handled classified material, you can get into trouble for talking.
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A furloughed government employee with nothing but crushing debt to their name can beg for a few bucks on their Ko-fi account and buy lunch.
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As a state government employee, Martínez said she is well aware of the level of impunity and the difficulties that victims face when reporting such crimes.
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Federal prosecutors accused the disgraced R&B singer R. Kelly with bribing an Illinois government employee to acquire a fake ID for 1003-year-old Aaliyah.
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Despite being a hitman in the film, Affleck's character is a sympathetic figure, said Cynthia Addai-Robinson, who plays a government employee tracking Wolff's criminal ties.
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The volunteer asked to be identified by the surname Zhang because he is a government employee and is not authorized to speak to the news media.
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Still, Mr. Icahn and the administration claim that he is not subject to conflict-of-interest laws and rules because he is not a government employee.
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But because the Trump administration appointed him as a "special government employee," he may be able to avoid the tougher restrictions that Senate-confirmed appointees face.
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He bribed a government employee in 22002 so that he could obtain a fake ID for the singer Aaliyah, a person familiar with the matter said.
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The first lady's office said in a statement that it ended its contract with Stephanie Winston Wolkoff, who had been working as a special government employee.
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" A reporter then asked Trump why it's "appropriate" for Rudy Giuliani –– Trump's personal attorney, who is not a government employee –– to "get involved in government business.
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The Americans wounded in the attack included one US service member, a coalition contractor and one US civilian government employee, according to two US military officials.
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Comey called her and her staff "extremely careless" and said that any "reasonable" government employee should have recognized that such information should not be aired in emails.
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Letting a government employee quickly find the specific documents that were requested can turn a one month turnaround time for FOIA requests into just a few days.
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If a government employee tipped investors off to the EPA's pending decisions, that person may have violated the law and should be investigated as well, Deola said.
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A 2000-year-old government employee from Cleveland named Tom Pavelka had the "highest credit score in America " in 8483, the Daily Mail reported at the time.
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No. But the bizarre part is this: a government employee may have frittered away a secure job, a pension and benefits for speech that was totally worthless.
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Reports emerged last month that Ivanka Trump would become an official government employee after initially vowing she would serve her father's administration in an informal advisory capacity.
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Even if she did sign such a document as a government employee, Lewandowski questioned how effective it would be in blocking Manigault Newman from making critical statements.
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"The safest course for a government employee in doubt would be to avoid doing one's job, which is not a choice in need of encouragement," Jacobs wrote.
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Prince Andrew's very bad publicity run is getting worse -- he's now being accused of casually dropping the n-word while speaking to a former British government employee.
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Bindu Ammini, a 40-year-old law lecturer, and Kanakadurga, a 39-year-old local government employee, made history when they entered the temple earlier this month.
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With private-sector unions badly weakened by factory shutdowns and corporate resistance to unions, government employee unions have become the most powerful part of the labor movement.
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The Shabab have also been able to infiltrate federal institutions — they claimed to have recruited a government employee to kill Mogadishu's mayor, Abdirahman Omar Osman, in July.
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Some lawyers may discount their rate for a government employee, but that may offer only a small mitigation in the face of a potentially huge legal bill.
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But similar methods were used in the autumn of 2016 at hotels in Europe, and managed to breach the computer of a U.S. government employee, he said.
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A loyal, attentive, fit and courageous canine, he is the ideal government employee — and the CIA seems confident that the program is a good fit for this fido.
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After a mob of Hindu lawyers temporarily prevented the authorities from registering charges in court, officials have formally accused eight men, including policemen and a retired government employee.
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Thus, Ivanka's partisan Twitter activity can easily be read as that of a government employee, albeit an unpaid one, using her official position to promote political campaign issues.
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A former U.S. government employee, Kevin Mallory, 60, of Leesburg, Va., was arrested Thursday for allegedly attempting to provide top-secret documents to China, The Associated Press reported.
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"People are worried that the war will start again after failure in implementing the deal," said government employee Abdullah Abdul-Bari, a 51-year-old resident of Hodeidah.
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Washington (CNN)The Justice Department announced Thursday that it had arrested and charged a former US government employee for sharing top-secret information with a Chinese government agent.
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When someone was identified as a likely government employee, Uber would load a fake version of their app in the phone and display cars that didn't really exist.
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A Chinese national was arrested in Los Angeles Wednesday, charged with distributing a rare piece of malware that's been linked to the theft of U.S. government employee records.
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Most popular models cost 200,000 to 350,000 Egyptian pounds ($11,223 to $20,000), almost 10 times the annual salary of an average government employee making 3,000 pounds a month.
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Bro, a former government employee, told them about the work she's been doing since Heyer's death, saying she wants to "make it count" in honor of her daughter.
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These include expanding the taxable property base and freeing up municipal debt borrowing capacity to cover operating budget shortfalls and contingent obligations such as outsized government employee pensions.
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The new government has pledged to ease tax burdens, raise the minimum wage, restore government employee salaries, reverse cuts to public services and lift the freeze on pensions.
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The propaganda film captured the essence of the anti-marijuana campaign started by Harry Anslinger, a government employee eager to make a name for himself after Prohibition ended.
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Then Bill Clinton pushed the boundaries between informal adviser and government employee by naming his wife, Hillary Clinton, to lead a White House task force on health care.
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As a government employee, the 31 year old currently makes $82,000 per year with health insurance, a travel stipend, paternity leave, and nearly a month of vacation days.
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He said department officials had said Mr. Mueller would no longer be considered a government employee in a matter of weeks, but would not give a specific date.
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Javeed Noori, who was a government employee and a journalist for a local radio station, was killed on the spot, after he was recognized by the Taliban. Jan.
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"We don't call it arrested; we call it abducted," said one government employee who considered the detentions in a French-speaking city yet another slight to English speakers.
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"It's not enough just to be a government employee and resign because of the direction your agency is going," he said, noting that officials' concerns are often sincere.
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"The criticism against Pacquiao has no effect on us," said Annabelle Magsipoc, a government employee, told Reuters Television, adding that the boxer retains popular support in the community.
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Chris Stewart (R-Utah) also invoked Vindman's uniform while thanking him for his service, but noted that the government employee dressed differently for his work at the NSC.
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For now, the good-government group Common Cause is pushing the White House to classify Icahn as a special government employee so he has to adhere to budisclosure laws.
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Roma resident Felix Rodriguez said he was visited by a government employee surveying his land earlier this year, offering $300 for a portion of his 500-square-foot property.
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China has created a new anti-corruption agency that can investigate any government employee in the country, including managers who work in schools, hospitals, universities, and state-run companies.
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The new government has pledged to ease tax burdens, raise the minimum wage, restore government employee salaries, reverse cuts to public services and lift the country's freeze on pensions.
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"He's so many layers and levels of human sexuality," said Natia Simon, 37, an actress and New York government employee, who had donned bright purple lipstick for the occasion.
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South Africa-based Public Investment Corporation, which manages South African government employee retirement funds, is the fourth biggest shareholder in BHP's London-listed stock, according to Thomson Reuters data.
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During its tenure, the commission investigated all leads in the 28 pages and only one Saudi government employee was implicated in the plot, Mr. Kean and Mr. Hamilton said.
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A government employee would only remove said markings if he knew that what he was doing was illegal and he was intentionally breaking the law on national security secrets.
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Daugherty lived with a man named Jesse W. Smith, and gave him an office in the Justice Department, where, posing as a federal-government employee, he made business deals.
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A Chinese national was arrested in Los Angeles Wednesday, charged with distributing a rare piece of malware which has been linked to the theft of American government employee records.
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But in the real world, and not one of decaying American idealism, there are almost always consequences if you're a government employee and you attempt to subvert state oppression.
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Mr. Kelly is also accused of bribing a government employee to create a fake identification in order to marry someone in 1994 who was under 18 at the time.
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"There is panic all around and no one knows what is happening," Manzoor Ahmad, a local government employee in Srinagar, the main city in Indian-controlled Kashmir, told CNN.
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As a government employee, Mr. Trump is also required to report any liabilities in excess of $10,000 on a financial disclosure form filed with the Office of Government Ethics.
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At least one American government employee in China recently reported what the State Department's consulate in Guangzhou described as subtle and vague, but abnormal, sensations of sound and pressure.
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Ghulam Mohaiuddin Rabani, a government employee, said his family was traveling from a relative's funeral in Dasht-e Archi district late Thursday afternoon when the drone struck their vehicle.
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William Holman who served back in the 1800s, allows an individual congressperson to propose an amendment to an appropriations bill that singles out an individual government employee or program.
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But on Monday morning, the first official day of government employee furloughs, McConnell said he intends to bring DACA and other immigration issues up for debate before Feb. 8.
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It's no surprise that Mr. Trump, in office, wants to stem this flow with threatened retaliation, but if you're a government employee who knows something, what are you thinking?
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If an attacker ends up on the Department of Agriculture's network or a government employee surfs to a malicious website, for example, the NCCIC is supposed to detect it.
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"It is so unprofessional of the President to do that -- to throw a US government employee under the bus, someone as distinguished as Ambassador Yovanovitch is," he told CNN.
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Amazon's bidding rival Oracle called for an investigation into conflicts surrounding a former government employee who worked at Amazon before and after his role in the Pentagon's procurement process.
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Every other government employee whose paycheck depends on the federal budget, and whose work is considered "non-expected" (read: non-essential), is put on unpaid leave until the shutdown ends.
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On October 18th, it was reported that the inspector-general had issued a report faulting Mr Zinke for improperly bringing his wife, a non-government employee, along in official vehicles.
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Considering the fact that tighter travel restrictions are intended to make the U.S. safer, it seems odd to allow border agents to pressure a government employee to reveal secure information.
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"People are engaged no matter which candidate it's for," said Megan Card, a 25-year-old state government employee who has been supporting one of the five remaining Democratic candidates.
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LONDON – Scotland&aposs first minister has expressed horror at the image of a Scottish government employee gagged and taped to a chair in an alleged bullying incident by her colleagues.
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His ascent is considered highly unusual, since Trump hasn't nominated a replacement for Curry yet and the interim chief is usually a veteran staff member, not a special government employee.
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Our view is that the conservative approach is for Ivanka to voluntarily comply with the rules that would apply if she were a government employee, even though she is not.
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His ascent is considered highly unusual, since Trump hasn't nominated a replacement for Curry yet and the interim chief is usually a veteran staff member, not a special government employee.
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The screenings came after a US government employee in Guangzhou fell ill in early 2018 after reporting "abnormal sensations of sound and pressure" which resulted in a mild brain injury.
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One administration official told Politico that the culprit was probably a career government employee who works in the White House and not somebody the president had handpicked for the administration.
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When you are talking to an official government employee, provide the original caller's information and ask about your account status, just to confirm that you are dealing with a scammer.
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As a government employee, he can keep his race winnings ($150,000 for Boston) and bonus money but is not permitted to accept corporate sponsorships, including a potentially lucrative shoe contract.
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Julie Swetnick, a former government employee, also said that she saw Kavanaugh and his friend Mark Judge at a party where women were drugged and gang raped in the 1980s.
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One of the key elements of Act 240.8 is that it uses the savings in reduced government employee pay and benefits to restructure the financing of state and local governments.
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Huang, a government employee in the industrial northern city of Taoyuan, immediately calls the 27-year-old woman to tell her the police are coming to check on her whereabouts.
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The White House also had a drone incident when a government employee inadvertently lost control of the aircraft, which then crashed on the South Lawn, The New York Times reported.
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Years later, when the government promised victims about $4,500 in compensation, Mr. Tharu said, the first installment of the payment, around $900, was pocketed by a district-level government employee.
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Grassley defended the official who filed the complaint in August and said the government employee is covered by the Whistleblower Protection Act, regardless of whether the official's information was firsthand.
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"I have a great story of a U.S. government employee traveling next to me on Amtrak who left his laptop open and unlocked while he left his seat," she said.
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Orange said the Amazon membership was solidified after conversations with Victor Bonett, senior manager for state and local public policy for Amazon and a 10-year former D.C. government employee.
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"Quo Vado?" is the tale about Checco, a man from a small Italian town who — after refusing to accept redundancy — is trying everything to keep his job as a government employee.
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The conversations occurred before he was an official government employee, causing some to fear that he was potentially vulnerable to blackmail by the Russians for covering up details of the exchanges.
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You may believe that same-sex couples shouldn't be allowed to get married, but if you're a government employee processing that couple's taxes, you must still acknowledge that they are married.
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"It's a tough sell to get people to go into forensic pathology," admitted Baker, noting that medical examiners must often grapple with crippling medical school debt on a government employee salary.
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Why it matters: Even if you aren't a government employee, a shutdown can still affect you personally — from how your tax dollars are spent to which tourists sites you can't visit.
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In 2015, the average salary for a full-time federal government employee was $79,437 and only $58,726 for an employee in private industry, according to the government's Bureau of Economic Analysis.
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As well as ordering relatives to leave, the U.S. State Department on Thursday also authorized the voluntary departure of any U.S. government employee at its compound-like hilltop embassy in Caracas.
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Li Jixiang, a government employee at the Changzhou city news department, said that the local government did not know further details because the investigation had been overseen by central government agencies.
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A Montana state government employee has gone viral after he tweeted about quitting his job over being asked to help process a subpoena for the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency.
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According to both residents and the low-level local government employee I spoke with on the mountaintop, in a single night of chopping, smugglers can make up to 1,000 TND ($453).
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The offer also includes the sale of 132.4 million shares by existing shareholders, which include private equity firm Abraaj and the Public Investment Corporation, which manages South African government employee pensions.
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Damascus maintains a strong administrative presence and still pays government employee salaries in Qamishli, one of the largest cities in Hasaka province in Syria's far northeast corner adjoining Turkey and Iraq.
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Trump's spokeswoman, said the office had "severed the gratuitous services contract with Ms. Wolkoff," who Ms. Grisham said had been employed as "a special government employee" to work on specific projects.
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When a government employee personally profits by denying necessary medical treatment, providing substandard facilities or overcharging for services, he is called corrupt and open to criminal charges of bribery or embezzlement.
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The first lady's spokeswoman told The Times that the office had "severed the gratuitous services contract with Ms. Wolkoff," who had been working as "a special government employee" on certain projects.
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"The White House counsel is a government employee whose professional responsibility is owed to the office of the presidency, not to the personal political fortunes of a particular incumbent," Lacovara said.
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And if he ever does it to a current government employee who's involved in an investigation of the White House — that would be where you do have to start talking impeachment.
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Trump downplayed the anonymous author's role in the administration, claiming that "we have thousands of people that in theory could qualify" and suggesting the author could be a career government employee.
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The case stems from a suit brought by Illinois state government employee Mark Janus against the union that represents him, with backing from the anti-union National Right to Work Foundation.
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"Safety and security is the most important thing," said the man, a government employee before the war who cited lingering fear of the Syrian state as his reason for staying anonymous.
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If she had wanted someone to review state secrets, she could have asked Korea's best and brightest or someone who had security clearance or, at the very least, an actual government employee.
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With about $120bn assets under management on behalf of South Africa's government employee pension fund, the PIC has been using more of its clout to help stimulate the country's sluggish economic growth.
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President Trump's daughter Ivanka Trump will be an official government employee and serve in the White House as an unpaid senior adviser to her father, the New York Times first reported Wednesday.
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If a federal government employee has taken an oath to protect and defend the Constitution and the American people, why would we not respect and value their voices when they uncover wrongdoing?
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He was a government employee, the supervisor of a bridge crossing into Texas, when he and a customs agent were abducted, according to a 2013 investigation by the National Human Rights Commission.
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"I thought it would be a good opportunity to do what I could, as an unpaid private citizen, not a government employee, to help bring our two countries together," she told me.
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"It's like Sodom and Gomorrah, like God is angry at us," said Jorge Ortiz Diaz, 66, a government employee who was assisting with the rescues on Tuesday, his eyes filling with tears.
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The medical mystery only broadened after an American government employee at the consulate in southern China complained of similar symptoms in May, raising questions about whether other countries might be to blame.
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A senior administration official said there was no plan to end or even rebrand the program, calling the letter a result of an unauthorized and erroneous decision by a career government employee.
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The conflict of interest law prohibits a government employee from participating in any matter that impacts his or her own financial interests—regardless of whether it results in a gain or loss.
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Depending on what the fired employee said, the employer could be in violation of the Civil Rights Act, or possibly in violation of contract law If you're a government employee, it's complicated.
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He was one of the few current White House officials who had been present since Trump's inauguration and had been a government employee for nearly three decades, according to The Washington Post.
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A Chinese government employee was arrested Monday and accused of participating in a visa fraud scheme to allow Chinese government employees to enter the country under the guised intention of research recruitment.
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"When the opposition got the National Assembly they said there would be food, and now it's even worse," said Juan Carlos Hernández, 43, a government employee who said he supported Mr. Maduro.
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They said that he had worked as a special government employee during the Trump administration — a position that allowed him to maintain his outside consulting business while working for the federal government.
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It is illegal for a government employee, or someone being considered for employment as an adviser — as Kushner would have been during the transition — to make policy recommendations based on financial interest.
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Ivanka Trump, the elder daughter of President Trump, is becoming an official government employee, joining her husband, Jared Kushner, in serving as an unpaid adviser to her father in the White House.
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The star of the NBC sitcom — which aired for seven seasons from 2009-15 — recently revealed that she is ready to put endlessly optimistic local government employee Leslie Knope's blazer back on again.
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You may not believe that a woman should have a child out of wedlock, but as a government employee, you must still cut her social services disbursement check if she qualifies for it.
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"I move from place to place until I find a money changer with funds because a large number of the cash machines are empty," said Ahmed Abdullah, a 46.953-year-old government employee.
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The PIC manages South African government employee retirement funds and has been in the spotlight recently after reports the finance ministry requested money from the pension fund to bail out struggling state firms.
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An Ashburn, Va., woman who is married to a furloughed government employee won the $100,000 Virginia lottery and said her family plans to use some of the winnings to visit Florida's Disney World.
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A retired government employee who moonlights as a basketball fixer with connections all over the world, Pops has been with the league since its founding and has coached in it for three decades.
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But anti-LGBTQ groups have pushed for courts to eventually interpret the measures to be wide-ranging — allowing, for instance, a government employee to cite his religion to refuse service to LGBTQ people.
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In addition, Mr. Zinke on one occasion asked his security detail to drive a person who was not a government employee to an airport, also in violation of agency policy, the report found.
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He is a personal lawyer for the president, not a government employee, but he has been talking about establishing an office in the White House complex where he can run his legal defense.
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Speaking shortly after the But on Monday morning, the first official day of government employee furloughs, McConnell said he intends to bring DACA and other immigration issues up for debate before Feb. 8.
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"It's like Sodom and Gomorrah, like God is angry at us," said Jorge Ortiz Diaz, 66, a government employee who was helping rescue people after the second quake, his eyes filling with tears.
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His family remains blissfully unaware that he's a spy, and he tries (and often almost fails) to keep up the ruse that he is a humble government employee with a boring desk job.
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Even though he is not registered as a government employee, Mr. Icahn has met with Trump administration appointees and discussed regulatory issues that some Democratic senators have warned could benefit his own portfolio.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - A Russian government employee who may have tested positive for coronavirus has been quarantined and all colleagues he came into contact with placed under observation, the government office said on Thursday.
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Eisen said the press release announcing Icahn's appointment does not provide sufficient details about what Icahn "will and will not do, and how he will avoid tripping into" the role of special government employee.
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Puangpeth Urabut, a 40-year old government employee in Thailand's northeastern province of Nong Bua Lamphu, is the archetypical Thai consumer -- neck-deep in debt and borrowing against future income to fund basic consumption.
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BAIER: You call him a good friend and a professor, but you didn&apost reveal that you had hired him as a special government employee for the FBI to work on special projects. Why?
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Eisen said the press release announcing Icahn's appointment did not provide sufficient details about what Icahn "will and will not do, and how he will avoid tripping into" the role of special government employee.
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So don't let anyone tell you that suddenly this is going to be government-run health care and every health care worker in America or every doctor is going to be a government employee.
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"If you're a government employee and Congress says, 'Thou shalt come here and do something,' then you've gotta go," said Cheri Cannon, a managing partner at Tully Rinckey who specializes in federal employment law.
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AFSCME, in which the nation's highest court repudiated in utterly unambiguous terms the damage that government employee unions have committed in the decades during which they've wielded almost unchecked power over the public workplace.
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The White House confirmed last month that Ivanka Trump, who has advised her father on women's issues and sat in on meetings with world leaders, would take an unpaid role as a government employee.
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Using solely anonymous sources — and they better have been some pretty amazing sources, given the strength of the denial — to tell us that a government employee is frustrated with his boss is hardly news.
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Madani is a government employee who studied at King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals in Saudi Arabia's Eastern Province, according to a Facebook profile with photographs resembling the suspect identified by Turkish media.
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Jessica Brown, a state government employee, grabbed her 12-year-old daughter, Angaleah, and fled to the basement, barely escaping the shards of glass that flew through her living room after the windows exploded.
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But ethics lawyers said that what matters is that any such waivers be made public, so that the limits on what topics a federal government employee can or cannot take up are not secret.
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The authors of the report understand this individual was released from prison in 1999 after serving four years for several counts of fraud and crimes connected to an assault on a county government employee.
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He also told the House Foreign Affairs Committee that medical teams were headed to Guangzhou, China, where a U.S. government employee had signs of possible traumatic brain injury after reporting disturbing sounds and sensations.
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While serving as an informal adviser, Mr. Freedman continued working as a subcontract consultant with the United States Navy and a special government employee with the United States Army, while also running Global Impact.
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But it is unclear what might drive Chinese agents to risk inflicting brain injury on an American government employee, especially in a heavily commercial posting like Guangzhou, which is 1,200 miles south of Beijing.
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This system varies the degree of accountability with an officer's power, but it always ensures that it is an officer, not just any government employee, who makes the final decisions that affect the public.
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MacDonough, 53, will bring to her assignment more than 20 years of Capitol Hill experience as a non-partisan career government employee, going all the way back to her days in the Senate Library.
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"It is so unprofessional of the President to do that -- to throw a US government employee under the bus, someone as distinguished as Ambassador Yovanovitch is," retired US Ambassador Nicholas Burns told CNN Wednesday.
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Asked why Mr. Ohr was named when he is still a government employee and whether that meant Mr. Trump believed he should be fired, Ms. Sanders only repeated that his clearance was under review.
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However, this scheme is plagued by some controversy: one former government employee told VICE News he had heard reports CJTF commanders are skimming money from enrolled recruits to spend on cars and multiple wives.
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But when faced with such a dilemma, the Hatch Act is best understood as requiring the relevant government employee to balance the importance of the disclosure to pre-election public discourse against its potential prejudice.
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But his work also has a personal edge: He has been obtaining and sharing information about the inquiry by the department's inspector general of the "special government employee" status of Huma Abedin, one of Mrs.
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South Africa's Public Investment Corporation (PIC), which manages South African government employee retirement funds and has more than 1.8 trillion rand under management, is listed as a shareholder of VBS Mutual on the bank's website.
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The State Department said an email notice Wednesday that a U.S. government employee in southern China reported abnormal sensations of sound and pressure, recalling similar experiences among American diplomats in Cuba who later fell ill.
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The lawyer, Natalia Veselnitskaya, has denied she was a Russian government employee, but the emails appear to reveal that Trump Jr. took the meeting on the assumption that she did at least have government connections.
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PIC, Africa's largest fund manager with more than $122 billion of South African government employee pension assets under its custody, is already the second-biggest shareholder in BAG with a holding of about 6 percent.
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The PIC manages South African government employee retirement funds and has been in the spotlight recently after media reports that the finance ministry requested money from the pension fund to bail out struggling state firms.
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But joining the White House to replace McGahn would make Flood an official government employee, meaning Mueller's team could question him about the president in ways that would not be protected by attorney–client privilege.
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Police in the city of Kawasaki identified the two victims who died as an 11-year-old girl named Hanako Kuribayashi and a man named Satoshi Oyama, a 39-year-old government employee, CNN reported.
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Munir Abdulkader, 22, from the Cincinnati suburb of West Chester, had pleaded guilty on March 24 to attempted murder of a government employee, attempted material support of a foreign terrorist organization and illegal firearm possession.
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"Charles Harvey Eccleston is a scientist and former government employee who was willing to betray his country and his former employer out of spite," said U.S. Attorney Channing D. Phillips of the District of Columbia.
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Clinton, whom President Bill Clinton had appointed to lead his health care task force, was acting as a full-time government employee and therefore the panel could shield its meetings and records from the public.
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As the head of the Environmental Protection Agency, Scott Pruitt is technically a government employee, but he tends to act as if he's on the payroll of whatever corporation has rented him for the day.
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Anna Villaban, a government employee, said Ceuta's residents were proud of their city, which recently was host to three festivals, commemorating Ramadan for Muslims, Holi for Hindus and a local saint, San Antonio, for Christians.
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Ivanka Trump, who has repeatedly said she wouldn't be an official government employee, suddenly shifted plans and announced that, yes, she will have an official (albeit unpaid) government role as an adviser to her father.
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Because the Trump administration appointed him as a short-term "special government employee," he might soon be able to represent clients before the agency, avoiding the tougher restrictions that appointees confirmed by the Senate face.
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MOSCOW, March 26 (Reuters) - A Russian government employee who may have tested positive for coronavirus has been quarantined and all colleagues he came into contact with placed under observation, the government office said on Thursday.
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Her husband, Eduardo Antuna Villanueva, 63, a retired government employee, said that the failure of rule of law prompted him to support Mr. López Obrador, although nobody else in his social circle agreed with him.
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CHAFFETZ: It&aposs absolutely not valid and I can tell you that as the former chairman of the oversight committee there is no attorney-client privilege between a government employee and government attorney, there is none.
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Remember, this is a disgraced high ranking government employee who said, "He can smell Trump supporters at a Southern Virginia Walmart," Irredeemable deplorables, people that cling to their god, their guns, their bibles and their religion.
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The plot centers around an "overworked" Harry and his son, Albus Severus, as they each struggle with the Potter legacy19 years after defeating Voldemort, Harry Potter is now just like anyone else – and overworked government employee.
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It's not clear why this anonymous government employee is allegedly avoiding the FCC, but at least they can rest easy at night knowing that designers on the internet genuinely don't believe they are entirely at fault.
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The White House tweet marked the second time in a week that the Trump administration has publicly attacked a government employee while that employee was sitting in the chair before the Intelligence Committee, giving sworn testimony.
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Wednesday's video, which also featured a former Department of Health and Human Services employee who spoke about how a current government employee had leaked a policy document, also appeared to be secretly recorded and selectively edited.
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I think it's sort of astonishing, in a way, that we have sort of an unauthorized [person], not even a special government employee, who's conducting diplomacy… Just saying you're not a lobbyist ain't gonna cut it.
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WASHINGTON, Jan 31 (Reuters) - U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin on Wednesday called on Congress to lift the nation's debt limit "as soon as possible" so that the federal government can pay government employee benefits and other obligations.
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During the call, a senior Apple executive said that if a government employee hadn't messed up and accidentally reset the San Bernardino shooter's iCloud password, Apple may not have been conscripted into the data recovery attempt. Why?
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The RBI said it expected India's growth momentum to quicken, with a normal monsoon season expected to raise agricultural growth and rural demand, while plans to raise government employee salaries would provide stimulus to urban consumption spending.
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As such, Icahn would be subject to the federal conflict of interest law, which would impose serious penalties on Icahn if he has advanced his personal financial interests in his role as a part-time government employee.
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Washington (CNN)If you're looking to enjoy working for the federal government, apply to NASA -- its employees are the happiest of any large government agency, according to a report released Wednesday that compiled government employee satisfaction data.
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The second is the resurrection of the "Holman Rule," which empowers any member of Congress to propose an amendment to appropriations bills that would single out a government employee for salary reduction or cut a specific program.
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A Morning Consult/Politico poll published Wednesday found that 28503 percent of voters have a favorable view of Trump, who last month became an official government employee, serving as an unpaid senior adviser in her father's administration.
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Abu Rami, a 54-year-old former government employee, described a division of labor among Islamic State militants at the frontlines: a group that plants explosives, one that has snipers and another that serves as local guides.
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A spokeswoman for the White House Council of Economic Advisers told The Hill that Hassett would serve temporarily as an adviser on economic policy in his personal capacity and that he would not be a government employee.
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In his role representing Mr. Trump in the investigation by the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, Mr. Giuliani is not a government employee, and is not subject to government ethics rules, including prohibitions on outside work.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo told the House Foreign Affairs Committee that medical teams were headed to Guangzhou, China, where a U.S. government employee had signs of possible traumatic brain injury after reporting disturbing sounds and sensations.
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Perhaps no government employee can ever be entirely free of bias, but agencies like the F.B.I. are at least supposed to aim for that ideal, in part to provide everyone else with a dependable record of facts.
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"In August 2019 a former Government employee directly involved in the surveillance operation came forward to provide information about the illegal surveillance operation that resulted in surveillance of the Attkissons," attorneys Tab Turner and Andrew Baxter wrote.
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A U.S. government employee who was injured in a car accident must use her settlement with the other driver to reimburse her own insurer for medical expenses it paid on her behalf, a federal appeals court ruled Thursday.
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In the southern Yemeni city of Aden, where Gulf states have become embroiled in Yemen's civil war, Rashad Mohamed, a 55-year-old government employee, said the embassy move "has done a service to extremist groups and Iran".
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The groups also received formal advising from "a local government employee, teacher, or community leader" who helped put together the written application, partly to help applicants who were functionally illiterate and couldn't compile an application on their own.
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The Public Investment Corporation (PIC), Africa's largest fund manager with more than $122 billion of South African government employee pension assets under its custody, is the second-biggest shareholder in BAG with a holding of about 6 percent.
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PACARAIMA, Brazil (Reuters) - Government employee Jose Lara this month used some vacation days to take a long scenic bus ride through the verdant plateaus and sweeping savannas of southern Venezuela, but the trip was anything but a holiday.
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"The reports are speculative and baseless," said PIC, which plays a central part in the country's financial sector as it manages more than 2 trillion rand ($142 billion) of government employee pensions and is Africa's biggest fund manager.
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This is telling and speaks to the individual being a lower-level government employee, not one of the 50 or so assistants or deputy assistants to the president who actually work at the top of the American system.
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"The shock is too great and I cannot imagine what happened overnight, especially after all the threat and intimidation of the Peshmerga forces against those approaching the province," Samal Omar, a 33-year-old government employee, told CNN.
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With a quarter of the federal government employee workforce beginning 2019 out of work or working without a paycheck, agencies from the National Park Service to the Environmental Protection Agency and the Smithsonian museums are feeling the pinch.
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The U.S. State Department issued a health alert after a government employee stationed in China was diagnosed with a mild traumatic brain injury, evoking memories of the series of so-called "sonic attacks " on American diplomats in Cuba.
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Clinton's use of a private email server while she was secretary of state and has focused on the "special government employee" status of one of her closest aides, Huma Abedin, now the vice chairwoman of the Clinton campaign.
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There is no "heat map" of skills the government needs to train workers for, and no easy roadmap for a would-be government employee to amass a standard set of credentials that would work at any similar position.
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Molly Schwizer, 52, a government employee who had the day off, left the quiet neighborhood in northwestern Washington where she lives to check out the chaotic and heavily policed streets of downtown, where protesters vied with Trump supporters.
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"No federal government employee is so uniquely qualified and so perfect for any job that they're the only one who can do it," said Jessica Vaughan, of the Center for Immigration Studies, which favors stricter limits on immigration.
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Why it matters: The Dodd-Frank Act already protects government employee whistleblowers who report wrongdoing to the Securities and Exchange Commission, but this case will decide whether the protection should also extend to employees who report things internally.
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Mr. Christie warned that the state faced a "dangerous moment," as politicians look toward the next election of a governor in 2017 and feel tempted to woo special interests, such as government employee unions, rather than rein them in.
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READ MORE: Avenatti client says she was gang raped at a high school party Kavanaugh attended On Wednesday, a third woman, career government employee Julie Swetnick said that she was gang-raped at a teen party that Kavanaugh attended.
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The president's daughter, who already had a West Wing Office, a security clearance, and a government-issued phone, will become an unpaid government employee with the title of special assistant to the president, according to the New York Times.
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After confirming one government employee had "suffered a medical incident" in the southern Chinese city, the department deployed a team to screen employees and family members at its consulate there, spokeswoman Heather Nauert said in a statement on Wednesday.
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"When you're a government employee, you swear an oath to protect information knowing the damage that the disclosure of sensitive sources and methods can do to our ability to protect ourselves against all sorts of foreign threats," he said.
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At a Politico Playbook event with Freedom Caucus leaders, Meadows defended Amash and raised questions about whether Dan Scavino had violated the Hatch Act by using his official capacity or resources as a government employee to do campaign work.
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KABUL (Reuters) - The body of an Afghan government employee who also worked as a part-time journalist in western Afghanistan's Farah region has been found, three days after he was kidnapped by Taliban militants, local officials said on Wednesday.
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Agencies from the National Park Service to the Environmental Protection Agency to the Smithsonian museums have been feeling the pinch as a quarter of the federal government employee workforce began 2019 out of work -- or working without a paycheck.
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In bringing this lawsuit, Friedrichs and her fellow teachers argue that because government-employee collective bargaining deals directly with taxpayer dollars and taxpayer-funded resources, it is inherently political (albeit without actually giving taxpayers a voice at the table).
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R&B singer R. Kelly was charged on Thursday with bribing an Illinois government employee to create a false ID for 15-year-old singer Aaliyah Haughton one day before marrying her in August 1994, the Washington Post reports.
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For example, legislators included licenses to carry concealed handguns, which are predominantly carried by whites, and excluded government employee IDs and public university IDs, which are more likely to be used by blacks, Hispanics and Democratic-leaning younger voters.
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Even though Jared Kushner is the president's senior adviser (and son-in-law), the process he had to go through to obtain his security clearance essentially would have been the same for him as for any other government employee.
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According to the indictment, Sara Netanyahu, along with a government employee, fraudulently obtained from the state more than $100,000 for hundreds of meals supplied by restaurants, bypassing regulations that prohibit the practice if a cook is employed at home.
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" Ms. Winston Wolkoff is not paid for her work in the first lady's office, according to Ms. Grisham, who said Ms. Winston Wolkoff is classified as "a special government employee" and "has specified duties as outlined in her contract.
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On May 16, medical officials confirmed an American government employee serving in China had similar symptoms, though U.S. officials can not expand on the injuries nor can they definitively establish a connection between the health scare in China versus Cuba.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: Missile test conducted by the US military from Hawaii in August 22The unnamed state government employee who caused a panic after sending out an alert that missiles were about to strike Hawaii has been fired.
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According to the original indictment, Sara Netanyahu, along with a government employee, fraudulently obtained from the state more than $100,000 for hundreds of meals supplied by restaurants, bypassing regulations that prohibit the practice if a cook is employed at home.
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Among them was Sami Hadi, a government employee looking for two of his cousins and their three children who had come here Saturday evening to buy clothing for Eid al-Fitr, the holiday that follows the holy month of Ramadan.
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"Our goal is to build a brotherhood," said Bilal al-Bayati, 42, a government employee who founded the club in 2012 with the aim of improving the image of biker gangs and to promote unity after years of sectarian conflict.
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"The small door that leads to the corridor for the wash rooms was about the only one where worshippers rushed to escape," said a 38-year-old government employee who did not want to be named for fear of retaliation.
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He said that, because of Icahn's title and his described role in helping to choose appointees, he seems to be a de facto special government employee, which would make him subject to rules against using the position to help himself financially.
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The bill that received final legislative approval provides that passports, drivers licenses, military and veteran identification, government employee identification, college identification, and tribal identification, as well as identification cards issued to those who do not drive can be used to vote.
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At the time of hurricane María there was a controversy between the Government of Puerto Rico and the Financial Oversight Board in the implementation of the approved Fiscal Plan, regarding the reduction government employee work hours and pension plan payments.
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On January 2, Bindu Ammini, 40, a law lecturer, and Kanakadurga, 39, a local government employee, made history when they became the first women to enter the shrine since the September ruling lifted the ban on women ages 10 to 50.
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And it focuses new attention on the employment designation granted to Mr. Bryan by the Obama administration for part of his tenure in Ukraine, that of "special government employee," a status that allows high-level officials to maintain outside employment.
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The policy says children living abroad with a parent who is a US government employee or US service member will not be considered to be " 'residing in the United States' for purposes of acquiring citizenship" under a section of immigration law.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Actress Keira Knightley turns to the 2003 Iraq War for her latest film "Official Secrets", in which she portrays a British government employee who was fired for leaking a secret U.S. memo in the run-up to the conflict.
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After a López Obrador rally last month in the western part of Mexico City, Mónica Gutiérrez Díaz, 48, a government employee, began enumerating the challenges she and her relatives face on a daily basis, from low salaries to rampant crime.
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Under that statute a federal official probably would be required to recuse himself or herself from any government decision about what to do with a government building so close to a hotel that was owned by the government employee or spouse.
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Again: This is the president of the United States asking his former campaign manager — who was not a government employee at all — to deliver a message to the attorney general, relating to an investigation into the president and his circle.
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"For the first time, I started to be really angry last night," he said one day last week, recalling a conversation with the government employee assigned to help him, who, while well-meaning, did not have the answers he needed.
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"My father has cancer, and with sanctions, the cancer-treatment medicine that his life depends on will only be available in the black market for a higher price," said the 38-year-old government employee in the northern city of Sari.
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I mean, if you imagine a government employee who used the same language about African-Americans or Latinos or Jewish Americans or Muslim-Americans that they use in some of those quotes, about Trump supporters, you would have screams to high heaven.
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In short, the image of Strzok that emerges after this new report is not that of an anti-Trump zealot, but rather, a government employee who may have been willing to work on and support projects that could undermine his preferred political outcomes.
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Before Faye Penn became a government employee two months ago, she was a New York City tabloid reporter, newsroom leader, magazine editor, television vice president, and founder of Brokelyn, the iconic local site for broke Brooklynites trying to live large on a budget.
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The largest government-employee union has filed a lawsuit in federal court in Washington D.C. seeking to strike down a U.S. Department of Labor rule allowing states to contract with private companies to provide job-placement services for recipients of unemployment insurance.
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The policy update said children living abroad with a parent who is a US government employee or US service member will not be considered to be " 'residing in the United States' for purposes of acquiring citizenship" under a section of immigration law.
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In recent years, nation-state and criminal hackers, as well as rogue employees, have stolen data from the Internal Revenue Service, the State Department and intelligence agencies, including millions of government employee files allegedly exfiltrated by the Chinese military, U.S. officials say.
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"If he takes someone with him abroad, the supplier says 'I've already taken him with me ... you gave me a government employee and you inspected there so you can't find a problem with it here (in Egypt) after all of this'," Gaber said.
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Hardly. Taken together, the stories provide further circumstantial evidence of the still-under-reported reality that organized labor in general and government employee unions in particular have been weakened by recent developments to the point where they can no longer sway national elections.
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While Ncube wants fuel prices to reflect import costs, many Zimbabweans can barely afford to pay them when the unemployment exceeds 80% and the entry-level wage for a government employee is about $49 a month - enough to buy a car tyre.
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"Other than the disclosing of classified information — which is a crime in and of itself, has nothing to do with a nondisclosure agreement — I don't know how you hold a public employee, a government employee, accountable to a nondisclosure agreement," he continued.
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A US government employee stationed in the city of Guangzhou in southern China reported "subtle and vague, but abnormal, sensations of sound and pressure," which may resemble sensations among at least two dozen US diplomats and family members previously stationed in Havana, Cuba.
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Three Wisconsin branches of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, the largest government employee union in the state, saw their revenues decline from $13.8 million the year Walker won election to $6.2 million in 2013, according to the Chicago Tribune.
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But it has regularly generated controversy over real or perceived conflicts of interest under both Mr. Trump and his predecessors, most notably the case of Huma Abedin when she served as a special government employee at the State Department under Hillary Clinton.
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The new law makes it perfectly legal for a government employee to refuse to issue a marriage license to a gay couple, and for any business affiliated with marriages or weddings — florists, DJs, catering companies, photographers, and so on — to refuse service.
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WASHINGTON — Along Pennsylvania Avenue, not far from the Trump International Hotel and in between the Capitol and the White House, Carrie Wilder, a single mother and 11-year government employee, was on the verge of tears as she waited for free food.
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BEIJING — An American government employee posted in southern China has signs of possible brain injury after reporting disturbing sounds and sensations, the State Department said on Wednesday, in events that seemed to draw parallels with mysterious ailments that struck American diplomats in Cuba.
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He seems to be running many of the government's most critical foreign policy initiatives despite the fact that he is (A) Not a government employee; (B) Doing private business with many of the movers and shakers involved; and (C) At best, borderline nuts.
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"The government was at the epicenter of the Tuskegee study, and Bill Jenkins had the courage to bring forth his ethical concerns while he was still a government employee," Dr. Rueben Warren, director of the bioethics center, said in a telephone interview.
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"The State Department received medical confirmation that a U.S. government employee in China suffered a medical incident consistent with what other U.S. government personnel experienced in Havana, Cuba," the statement said, reiterating comments made last month by Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.
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To try to take some of the sting out of the shutdown, Trump planned to sign on Wednesday the "Government Employee Fair Treatment Act of 2019," which is legislation that would ensure that those federal workers furloughed will receive backpay once the shutdown is over.
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" Lawrence Noble, the Campaign Legal Center general counsel and former counsel for the Federal Election Commission, tells PEOPLE it appears that Conway has "broken an ethics law, it's a regulation but regulations are laws, and the regulation prohibits a government employee from promoting a business.
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Thanks to JASTA, 85033/11 families can now pursue accountability from the Saudi Government and others who funded and supported the terrorist attacks, just as the FBI and Justice Department have been disclosing new evidence pointing to Saudi government employee involvement in the horrendous attacks.
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Abedin's employment at the State Department under a "special government employee" provision, which allowed her to work for the Clinton Foundation and a private firm during the same period, has also been the focus a congressional inquiry led by Senate Judiciary chairman Charles Grassley.
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"To express political overtones by a government employee I would think violates the Hatch Act, and I would think that anyone who has begun this process should go through a procedure consistent with a violation of the Hatch Act," Sessions, the Texas lawmaker, said.
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The State Department on Wednesday said former spokeswoman Heather Nauert never received payments from 220006st Century Fox during her two years in the Trump administration after a watchdog group alleged that Nauert had been paid by the media company while working as a government employee.
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The White House confirmed last week that Ivanka Trump, who has advised her father on women's issues and sat in on meetings with world leaders, would take an unpaid role as a government employee after reports that she already had a White House office.
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Kal Penn, the comic actor who made a name for himself in "Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle" and "House," added the title of government employee to his résumé when he stepped away from acting to work in President Barack Obama's White House.
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The Democrats said that the agency's deputy commissioner had made this statement in a briefing to House staff members earlier this month, citing a provision in the 60-year lease with the Trump Organization that prohibits it from being held by any federal government employee.
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Imagine a world in which unfriendly countries can hack into government databases, use the information to select targets for further hacks, and then infiltrate phones (of a government employee or family member) and use downloaded apps to gain access to further information or capabilities.
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The justices agreed to hear a case brought by a non-union government employee in Illinois that targets fees that his state and many others compel such workers to pay to unions in lieu of dues to fund collective bargaining and other organized labor activities.
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At some point in the process, some government employee is going to have to make the decision to pick up the phone or stamp the letter and actually contact a civilian — either the target of the investigation herself, or a would-be informant, or whomever.
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But when Trump's transition team officially announced Icahn would serve as a special adviser on regulatory policies in December, it was careful to note he would not be a federal employee or a "special government employee"—distinctions that come with a bunch of legal and ethical restrictions.
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Though he is not an official government employee, Giuliani is now being introduced to a similar treatment that other White House staffers -- and former favorites of Trump's -- have faced in the past, where your rank with the President depends on the outcome of the news cycle.
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"While certainly the state charges address the killing of Mr. Scott, they do not directly address the alleged violation of Mr. Scott's civil rights by a government employee acting under color of law," Scarlett A. Wilson, the Charleston prosecutor handling the state case, said in a statement.
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" The section about the riot on Mountain Institution's Wikipedia page is a steaming pile of [citation needed] tags, to be fair, but that doesn't necessarily excuse a government employee editing out a whole paragraph that criticizes reform efforts, alleging that "accountability is a serious area of concern.
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The photo of a black man who "walks the streets" often prompts guesses of "homeless" rather than mail carrier; and a black woman who depends on money from the government gets identified as a welfare mom instead of a government employee or a student with loans.
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"Charles Harvey Eccleston is a former U.S. government employee who, motivated by greed, was thwarted in his attempt to sell information to a foreign intelligence service to enable a cyberattack against our information systems," said Paul Abbate, assistant director in charge at the FBI's Wasington Field Office.
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Within a few months of the emails and the letter airing concerns about his relationship with the Energy Industry Research Center, Mr. Bryan retired as a full-time Energy Department official, went on "special government employee" status and joined ValueBridge to start an energy consulting practice.
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Jarrod W. Ramos, the suspected gunman, had been fired from his job as a government employee, was the subject of a police investigation and for years kept up an online crusade against targets including the criminal justice system, the local newspaper and a mental health counseling facility.
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She said that though Trump Jr. is not a government employee, he&aposs nonetheless politically influential, incentivizing foreign officials such as the Mongolian leader to treat him favorably out of a "desire on the part of a foreign government to curry favor with the president&aposs family."
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In May, a US government employee stationed in the city of Guangzhou in southern China reported "subtle and vague, but abnormal, sensations of sound and pressure," which may have resembled the sensations felt by at least two dozen US diplomats and family members previously stationed in Havana.
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In order for targeting to move from chilling to genuine harassment, some government employee is going to have to make the decision to pick up the phone or stamp the letter and actually contact a civilian — the target of the investigation herself, or a would-be informant, or whomever.
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Khoza replaces South Africa's former Deputy Finance Minister Mondli Gungubele as chairman of the PIC board, marking the first time the head of the fund responsible for billions of rand in government employee pensions has been chosen from outside the ranks of the ruling African National Congress (ANC).
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The claim was made in a court filing in the case over Apple's defiance of a court order directing the company to comply with the FBI by unlocking the iPhone used by government employee Syed Farook, one of the two assailants who killed 14 people in the assault.
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Contrary to that oath, William Jefferson Clinton willfully provided perjurious, false and misleading testimony to the grand jury concerning one or more of the following: (1) the nature and details of his relationship with a subordinate Government employee... Understand the impeachment process, from its history to what comes next.
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After the inauguration, Wolkoff -- a longtime New York event planning fixture who cut her teeth by planning events for Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour -- was brought into the East Wing as a senior adviser to the first lady and is now serving as a special government employee.
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" When asked, in her first interview since becoming an official government employee, why she did not speak up on issues that were important to her, Trump said: "I would say not to conflate lack of public denouncement with silence… where I disagree with my father, he knows it.
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" A week after the source spoke to CNN, Zaid and Andrew Bakaj, another attorney for the whistleblower, acknowledged that the indicia could possibly also include that the whistleblower as a government employee came "into contact with presidential candidates from both parties in their roles as elected officials -- not as candidates.
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I've never called a government employee or a person and asked them to look at, help, solicit, move forward, pass any transaction, and I would challenge anybody in the room to find someone in the government who said I called and asked for a favor because I've never done it.
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That part of this strange fast-food saga—using an official employee for personal tasks—is an ethics red flag on its own, a line Pruitt jumped over again when he had the the scheduler's sister, also a government employee, find him a used Trump organization mattress, ostensibly to save money.
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And according to University of Montana Law Professor Robert Natelson, this broad definition of the clause would also make it unconstitutional for almost any government employee to purchase the debt securities of foreign governments and bar them from selling goods abroad where they might be purchased by a foreign government.
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While the identities of the justices on each side were not revealed in the ruling, the outcome suggests that as the result of Scalia's unexpected death last month, government-employee unions narrowly escaped a ruling that had the potential to cripple their finances and reduce their impact on the political scene.
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"This huge number of presidential appointees are a vestige of the spoils system, no way to run a railroad and certainly no way to run our government," says Max Stier, head of the Partnership for Public Service, which advocates for government employee effectiveness, and assists transition teams of both parties.
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They show, for instance, that Giuliani, who is not a government employee, was in frequent contact with the White House Office of Management and Budget, which carried out an order this summer that witnesses said came directly from Trump himself, to freeze $391 million in foreign and military aid to Ukraine.
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But the takeaway here shouldn't focus on what she was sending, it should focus on how she was sending and receiving emails and how she was storing them—the point being that no government employee should be doing any official business on an insecure email server, regardless of the content of those emails.
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Ulbricht's attorney, Joshua Dratel, says forensics experts working for the legal team have discovered a slew of communications between Dread Pirate Roberts (DPR) and a Silk Road forum user called "notwonderful," who claimed they were a government employee willing to sell information about the federal investigation into Silk Road back to DPR.
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She also appears to have amassed considerable wealth in a very short period of time, 14 years ago, when her legal career in the Moscow region (not to be confused with the city of Moscow) was in its infancy and she was just transitioning from being a government employee to a private practitioner.
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"If he was not willing to admit he was a de facto special government employee, and follow the rules, then he had no place serving in government," said Norman Eisen, co-founder of Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington, who served as the chief ethics lawyer for former President Barack Obama.
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Hillary Clinton was warned that the Lebanese Islamist militant group Hezbollah might attack American diplomatic posts or banks in Latin America in 2011 by Sidney Blumenthal, her long-time confidant who, as a non-government employee, relayed confidential international secrets to Clinton from unnamed foreign sources during her time as Secretary of State.
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Ghanaian rice tastes like 'pupu,' Nigerian rice is the bestPage: Jollof riceWhen: January 15Where: Shared Services CanadaIt's understandable to have strong feelings about a staple food from home, but this government employee took it one step further by absolutely dunking on all other varieties of Jollof rice, a common dish across West Africa.
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The Justice Department filed a friend-of-the-court brief against the unions in a case brought by a non-union government employee in Illinois that targets fees his state and many others compel such workers to pay to unions in lieu of dues to fund collective bargaining and other organized labor activities.
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But more importantly, many Egyptians and commentators believe Salah — the second of three children born to a government employee — is giving his compatriots hope and joy at a time when the majority is struggling to make ends meet amid acute economic hardships caused by an ambitious economic reform program to revive the battered economy.
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The vast majority of government workers are employed by state and local governments – and more than half of these state and local workers are in education, with much of the remaining employment in public safety (police and firefighting.) So the typical government employee isn't a bureaucrat doing nothing; he or (often) she is a schoolteacher.
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Earlier this month Mallory Lorge was down to the last two vials of insulin for her Type 1 diabetes when she decided to ration the drug she needs to survive because — as a federal government employee out of work in a weeks-long shutdown — she could no longer afford the $300 co-pay for a new supply.
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The idea that Vlaming must be forced to check his expertise in language and his religious beliefs at the door just because he's a government employee not only ignores our nation's rich heritage of making room for people of all faiths; it also gives Vlaming's superiors the power to impose their beliefs on teachers and students alike.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: Getty/GizmodoIn what appears to be a violation of the federal ethics rule that prohibits a government employee from using "his public office for his own private gain, for the endorsement of any product," Ajit Pai, the controversial new chair of the FCC, tweeted and subsequently deleted praise for Amazon's PrimeNow service.
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Board members found a pervasive realization among personnel who served in Benghazi that the Special Mission was not a high priority for Washington when it came to security-related requests, especially those relating to staffing... However, the Board did not find reasonable cause to determine that any individual U.S. government employee breached his or her duty.
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" What this is really all about... The NYT's Maggie Haberman, citing two people close to Trump, said "he is angry that his government-employee relatives were subpoenaed by Cummings' committee..." Meanwhile, a new example of Cummings' oversight of the Trump admin: "Trump aide submitted drafts of 2016 'America First' energy speech to UAE for edits, emails show.
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On January 2, Bindu Ammini, a 123-year-old law lecturer, and Kanakadurga, a 39-year-old local government employee, made history when they entered India's Sabarimala Hindu temple in southern Kerala state -- the first women to do so since the country's top court scrapped a rule barring the entry of girls and women of child-bearing age.
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One option is allowing voter-registration cards to be used as ID. Those cards are mailed to voters and do not have a photograph, and might be more readily available to an impoverished voter than a government-issued photo ID. Another option is expanding the list of acceptable IDs to include student IDs or government-employee IDs.
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But two separate notes, sent to the judge from the jury room in Federal District Court here, also suggested that the panel was having trouble reaching consensus on all of the defendants — apparently agreeing on three of the seven — and that one juror, a former government employee, may have expressed bias to at least one other juror.
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That quest ended in August, when he accepted a plea deal under which he resigned his seat immediately, dropped his bid for re-election and pleaded guilty to three charges: tax evasion, for underreporting his 1980 federal income tax by $50,000; possession of marijuana, obtained from his Congressional staff; and making an illegal payment to a government employee.
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A woman and career government employee has stepped forward to accuse Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of being present at a party in the '80s where she says she was gang raped by a "train" of boys when she was incapacitated, an incident she claims was commonplace at boozy high school parties attended by Kavanaugh and longtime friend Mark Judge.
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Yahoo invested $1 billion for 30 percent of Alibaba back in 2005 through a (now famous) story between Yahoo CEO Jerry Yang and Alibaba president Jack Ma. Ma, a former English teacher who was then a government employee, was assigned to accompany Yang on a planned trip to see the Great Wall of China, and their relationship went from there.
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Martin S. Lederman, a Georgetown University law professor who served in the Office of Legal Counsel during the Obama administration, pointed to a series of Supreme Court cases in which justices across generations have said that the power to remove a government employee resides with the official — or a successor — who appointed the person, unless Congress has enacted a statute making an exception.
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Mariotti also noted that, if McGahn were called to testify before a federal grand jury, his conversations with Trump would not be protected by attorney-client privilege (a federal appeals court ruled in 1998, at the height of the Monica Lewinsky scandal, that there was no attorney-client privilege between a government lawyer and a government employee as it related to a grand-jury inquiry).
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"Speaking not just as a government employee but as a Saudi citizen, everyone in Saudi has been absolutely horrified by what happened... But a country of 30 million people should not be held hostage by an event, no matter how heinous, particularly at this point in time when we have been working very hard to set a new course for the country," Kuwaiz told Reuters.
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A West Virginia government employee who referred to first lady Michelle ObamaMichelle LeVaughn Robinson ObamaJuan Williams: Democrats finally hit Trump where it hurts Michelle Obama to present Lin-Manuel Miranda with the Portrait of a Nation Prize Michelle Obama thanks her high school for naming new athletic complex after her MORE as an "ape in heels" in a Facebook post has been fired, Reuters reported Tuesday.
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The title poem is a kind of remastering, you could say, of former New York Governor Eliot Spitzer circa 2008: As for I every of years me it considers as the governor who uses direction, whether the person, and I where government employee I who what kind of should be surprised cooperate receive those many, that and could do a so certain thing many in the while I place it, but.
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"It is a violation of federal ethics regulations prohibiting use of public office for private gain for any government employee in an official speech, an official capacity TV interview or any similar communication to promote the products or services of a particular private business belonging to the employee's own family, the President's family, a friend, a campaign contributor or anyone else," Painter said in an email to The Hill.
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Related: Most of Hillary Clinton's Emails Will Now Be Released Before the South Carolina Primary Hillary Clinton was warned that the Lebanese Islamist militant group Hezbollah might attack American diplomatic posts or banks in Latin America in 2011 by Sidney Blumenthal, her long-time confidant who, as a non-government employee, relayed confidential international secrets to Clinton from unnamed foreign sources during her time as Secretary of State.
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A West Virginia government employee who was removed from her position for a Facebook post referring to first lady Michelle ObamaMichelle LeVaughn Robinson ObamaJuan Williams: Democrats finally hit Trump where it hurts Michelle Obama to present Lin-Manuel Miranda with the Portrait of a Nation Prize Michelle Obama thanks her high school for naming new athletic complex after her MORE as an "ape in heels" will get her job back, according to recent reports.
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A third admitted he might not be comfortable discussing sexual matters with other jurors ("They are total strangers," that man told the judge.) One man who was identified as a government employee was deemed to be qualified even after acknowledging that he had once been a faithful viewer of the television show "Smallville," which starred Ms. Mack, who was said by prosecutors to have recruited other women into a secret sect within Nxivm.
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Kentucky proposes to go one step further by layering on other conservatives anti-trans priorities: It would allow either parent to override consent for transition care, a right which the state cannot overrule; it would require all government agents to disclose to parents whether a child expresses gender dysphoria or gender-variant behavior; and it would protect the right of any government employee, including teachers, to express their views on gender identity, including misgendering or harassing transgender students.
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Kentucky's bill, which was introduced on Tuesday, goes well beyond those of Missouri and South Dakota: It would allow either parent to override consent for transition care, a right which the state cannot overrule; it would require all government agents to disclose to parents whether a child expresses gender dysphoria or gender-variant behavior; and it would protect the right of any government employee, including teachers, to express their views on gender identity, including misgendering or harassing transgender students.
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Then earlier this week, Julie Swetnick, a federal government employee who claims she moved in the same social circles as Judge Kavanaugh, released a sworn statement that she saw him and Mr. Judge drink to excess at many parties; that Judge Kavanaugh was verbally abusive and physically aggressive toward young women at those parties, fondling and grabbing them; and that he was part of a group of young men who would spike the punch with alcohol or drugs in order to incapacitate and rape the women.
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"Our view is that the conservative approach is for Ivanka to voluntarily comply with the rules that would apply if she were a government employee, even though she is not," Gorelick told the AP. FROM COINAGE: This Is How Much It Would Cost to Paint the White House (And More Crazy Facts) Trump, whose husband Jared Kushner is a senior adviser to President Donald Trump, moved to Washington D.C. from New York and stepped down from both the Trump Organization and her clothing brand at the beginning of January.
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Kelly has been held in a Chicago jail since July pending trial on federal charges in Illinois and New York that include sexual exploitation of children, child pornography, racketeering, kidnapping, forced labor, trafficking women and girls interstate for sex, and conspiracy to defraud the US. On Thursday, prosecutors in New York announced they were adding another charge for bribery, alleging the singer bribed an Illinois government employee in 1994 for a fake ID for the singer Aaliyah, that listed her as 18 when she was, in fact, 15.
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Gov, this can include any of the following: Valid or expired, undamaged US passport book or passport cardIn-state, fully valid driver's license or enhanced driver's license with photoCertificate of Naturalization Certificate of Citizenship Government employee ID (city, county, state, or federal)US military or military dependent IDCurrent (valid) foreign passportMatricula Consular (Mexican Consular ID), commonly used by a parent of a US citizen child applicantUS Permanent Resident Card (Green Card), commonly used by a parent of a US citizen child applicantTrusted Traveler IDs, including valid Global Entry, FAST, SENTRI, and NEXUS cardsEnhanced Tribal Cards and Native American tribal photo IDsYou can also present an in-state, fully valid learner's permit with photo, In-state, fully valid non-driver ID with photo, or temporary driver's license with photo.
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