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  Defense spending bill likely to include family leave for feds

  Feds could see over two months of guaranteed paid family leave under an tentative agreement for defense spending.

  Jessie Bur

  20 hours ago
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  How the Pentagon’s AI team can benefit civilian agencies

  The General Services Administration hopes a partnership will accelerate the acquisition process.

  Andrew Eversden

  1 day ago
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  North Carolina Rep. Holding won’t seek 2020 reelection

  Holding represents the Triangle-area 2nd Congressional District, which was dramatically altered by the state legislature a few weeks ago because state judges ruled it was likely the previous map was tainted with extreme partisan bias favoring the GOP.

  Gary D. Robertson, The Associated Press

  1 day ago
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  Congress thinks departments need to coordinate on AI efforts

  The co-chairs of the congressional artificial intelligence caucus discussed federal agencies' use of AI and future federal action.

  Andrew Eversden

  2 days ago
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  Will this agency ‘go down deep’ to secure its network?

  The next big thing at the Department of Health and Human Services could be a deep dive into its network logs.

  Andrew Eversden

  2 days ago
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  2 Russians charged in multimillion-dollar malware scheme

  U.S. officials say a Russian cyber-criminal gang developed and distributed malware used to steal at least $100 million from banks and other financial institutions in more than 40 countries over the past decade.

  Michael Balsamo, The Associated Press

  2 days ago
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  EPA returns to the bargaining table after harsh criticism

  The Environmental Protection Agency and its union will go in for another round of bargaining over a contract that will govern both employee management and union operations.

  Jessie Bur

  2 days ago
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  Why a meaningful data strategy requires more than an action plan

  An independent data strategy cements an agency’s control of its own data indefinitely and provides flexibility, portability and consistency. Here are some pointers ...

  Shaun Bierweiler

  2 days ago
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  Can a union court case end future government shutdowns?

  The U.S. District Court for the District of Colombia will determine if a lawsuit alleging that the government can't make employees work without compensation during a shutdown has the merit to proceed.

  Jessie Bur

  2 days ago
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  Here’s what senators learned about the ransomware threat

  The director of the Department of Homeland Security’s cybersecurity agency held a classified briefing with senators, who shared some thoughts.

  Andrew Eversden

  3 days ago

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