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3 ways agencies can improve IT immediately
Though agencies fared poorly on the latest FITARA scorecard, easy changes could drastically improve grades, according to the Government Accountability Office’s IT guru.
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US lawmakers put war budget in the crosshairs
One House Democrat called the Pentagon’s war budget a “slush fund” ahead of a House vote to eliminate it.
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Trump eager to sign bill rolling back Dodd-Frank regulations
The bill raises the threshold at which banks are deemed so big and plugged into the financial grid that if one were to fail it would cause major havoc. Those banks are subject to stricter capital and planning requirements.
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White House doesn’t like Congress’ plan to kill DISA
The White House wants to eliminate a provision in the House’s draft of the annual Pentagon policy bill that would shutter the Defense Information Systems Agency.
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Lawmakers eye more dramatic management changes at VA
Is the department’s system of regional middle managers the next item on Congress’ chopping block?
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Grades plummet on latest government IT evaluation
Agencies struggled with the addition of new categories on the Federal Information Technology Acquisition Reform Act scorecard, and longstanding problem categories still plagued some.
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This week in Congress: Defense rush before Memorial Day
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of May 21.
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Conservative revolt over immigration sinks House farm bill
The vote was a blow to GOP leaders, who had hoped to tout its new work requirements for recipients of food stamps.
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DOJ is fighting challenges to a citizenship question on the 2020 Census
While acting Assistant Attorney General for the Civil Rights Division John Gore said that the Department of Justice’s request for a citizenship Census question is to enforce the Voting Rights Act, he would not discuss the deliberation leading to that decision.
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Senate votes to confirm Haspel as 1st female CIA director
Supporters cited Haspel’s 33-year career at the agency. Her opponents said it wasn’t right to promote someone who supervised a black site in Thailand.
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3 ways agencies can improve IT immediately
Though agencies fared poorly on the latest FITARA scorecard, easy changes could drastically improve grades, according to the Government Accountability Office’s IT guru.
-
US lawmakers put war budget in the crosshairs
One House Democrat called the Pentagon’s war budget a “slush fund” ahead of a House vote to eliminate it.
-
Trump eager to sign bill rolling back Dodd-Frank regulations
The bill raises the threshold at which banks are deemed so big and plugged into the financial grid that if one were to fail it would cause major havoc. Those banks are subject to stricter capital and planning requirements.
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White House doesn’t like Congress’ plan to kill DISA
The White House wants to eliminate a provision in the House’s draft of the annual Pentagon policy bill that would shutter the Defense Information Systems Agency.
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Lawmakers eye more dramatic management changes at VA
Is the department’s system of regional middle managers the next item on Congress’ chopping block?
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Grades plummet on latest government IT evaluation
Agencies struggled with the addition of new categories on the Federal Information Technology Acquisition Reform Act scorecard, and longstanding problem categories still plagued some.
-
This week in Congress: Defense rush before Memorial Day
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of May 21.
-
Conservative revolt over immigration sinks House farm bill
The vote was a blow to GOP leaders, who had hoped to tout its new work requirements for recipients of food stamps.
-
DOJ is fighting challenges to a citizenship question on the 2020 Census
While acting Assistant Attorney General for the Civil Rights Division John Gore said that the Department of Justice’s request for a citizenship Census question is to enforce the Voting Rights Act, he would not discuss the deliberation leading to that decision.
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Senate votes to confirm Haspel as 1st female CIA director
Supporters cited Haspel’s 33-year career at the agency. Her opponents said it wasn’t right to promote someone who supervised a black site in Thailand.
-
3 ways agencies can improve IT immediately
Though agencies fared poorly on the latest FITARA scorecard, easy changes could drastically improve grades, according to the Government Accountability Office’s IT guru.
-
US lawmakers put war budget in the crosshairs
One House Democrat called the Pentagon’s war budget a “slush fund” ahead of a House vote to eliminate it.
-
Trump eager to sign bill rolling back Dodd-Frank regulations
The bill raises the threshold at which banks are deemed so big and plugged into the financial grid that if one were to fail it would cause major havoc. Those banks are subject to stricter capital and planning requirements.
-
White House doesn’t like Congress’ plan to kill DISA
The White House wants to eliminate a provision in the House’s draft of the annual Pentagon policy bill that would shutter the Defense Information Systems Agency.
-
Lawmakers eye more dramatic management changes at VA
Is the department’s system of regional middle managers the next item on Congress’ chopping block?
-
Grades plummet on latest government IT evaluation
Agencies struggled with the addition of new categories on the Federal Information Technology Acquisition Reform Act scorecard, and longstanding problem categories still plagued some.
-
This week in Congress: Defense rush before Memorial Day
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of May 21.
-
Conservative revolt over immigration sinks House farm bill
The vote was a blow to GOP leaders, who had hoped to tout its new work requirements for recipients of food stamps.
-
DOJ is fighting challenges to a citizenship question on the 2020 Census
While acting Assistant Attorney General for the Civil Rights Division John Gore said that the Department of Justice’s request for a citizenship Census question is to enforce the Voting Rights Act, he would not discuss the deliberation leading to that decision.
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Senate votes to confirm Haspel as 1st female CIA director
Supporters cited Haspel’s 33-year career at the agency. Her opponents said it wasn’t right to promote someone who supervised a black site in Thailand.
