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A |     An office at the Department of Homeland Security that helps detect biological and chemical weapons could shutter if Congress doesn't fund it by December -- an increasingly likely possibility as Republicans on Capitol Hill struggle to select a speaker.The Countering Weapons of Mass Destruction Office at the Department of Homeland Security, which is the one-stop shop for the department's detection and research of biological weapons, will close if not funded by December because of language put into the initial development of the office in 2018.Some of the capabilities of the office include supporting large events like the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade with radiological detection devices and supporting state and local governments with nuclear detection devices."This is a highly charged environment, and the threat environment is complex and it is complicated," Mary Ellen Callahan, the assistant secretary for countering weapons of mass destruction, told reporters at DHS headquarters on Thursday. "The CWMD office was created to have the subject matter expertise to be able to address a multitude of chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear threats and to go and help support those who are the first responders, who are really the canaries in the coal mine, so to speak, and to help support the homeland."The office she oversees is the only one that looks at "state, local, tribal, territorial aspect of response to nuclear threats," she said.For example, the programs that partner with 14 major cities to detect and prepare a response for nuclear events would go away, Callahan said.Officials within the office said budgetary constraints could cause a strain for those cities."They would have to recreate [the CWMD office] and spend resources that they don't presently have," one DHS official said.Callahan told reporters that lawmakers are on board with legislation for the office to continue it is just about how to get it done in time before the office is terminated."It's a complicated congressional environment," she said.Much House business -- including appropriating funds to government agencies -- has come to a grinding halt following the ouster of former Speaker Kevin McCarthy. After House Republicans twice rejected Rep. Jim Jordan for speaker, it appears there will be a third floor vote, although the timing is not yet clear.。

B |             本报讯 今年以来,商河县行政审批服务局创新“支部破题日”微载体,将问题摆上台面,以三个支部的三场“破题战”,展现了为民服务的初心本色。       第一场:化解午间的“排队焦虑”。便民服务党支部在日常巡查中发现,下午上班时间还未到,群众就排起了长龙。市民坦言“怕来晚了办不上,得提前占位”。于是,党员主动提前到岗,在等候区帮群众预审材料、分流引导,消解了群众焦虑,得到广泛好评。       第二场:答好一份“附加题”。企业服务党支部接到一通特殊来电,一位残疾人创业者咨询注册企业有无补贴。虽不在职能范围内,但支部当场拍板:“群众打给我们是信任,这道‘附加题’必须答。

C | ”党员们立即对接人社、残联等多个部门,梳理出最新惠残政策汇编,给出了一份超出预期的答复。       第三场:让“口头提醒”变“明白纸”。项目保障服务党支部发现,现场踏勘时的口头整改提醒,企业常常记不清、弄不准。党员骨干主动设计出一张现场查验记录表——问题在哪儿、怎么改、何时改完,白纸黑字、一目了然。

D | 企业满意度随之大幅提升。       三场“破题战”撬动了党建与业务的“大融合”。目前,该局正将探索设立跨支部“联合破题日”,让优秀解题成果化作标准流程和服务指南。(济南日报·爱济南记者 李云 通讯员 张逸飞)。

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