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Is an early FERS retirement possible with a disability?
FERS applicants are eligible for disability retirement as long as they have at least 18 months of credible service with the federal government.
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Democrats and Republicans see role for government in development of AI
The U.S. has a long tradition of government-led technology, including the Internet, GPS and mapping the human genome.
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Jill Biden helps launch new employer challenge for military spouses
The spouse employment initiative is an effort to “stave off a national security crisis.”
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Defense bill drops disputed abortion provisions in final compromise
The annual defense authorization bill contains a 5.2% pay raise for troops and a host of other policy renewals needed for military operations.
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A roadmap for federal CIOs in automating security assessments
There’s no room for sluggish manual processes that fail to provide real-time visibility, the author argues.
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Republicans target government in lively fourth debate skipped by Trump
Businessman Vivek Ramaswamy vowed to eliminate three-quarters of government bureaucrats to cut regulations.
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Pentagon’s acquisition deputy Plumb talks stockpiles, industrial base
The conversation comes as the Defense Dept. faces heavy strain on its stockpiles from allies and partners under threat.
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Eight contract opportunities to watch in FY24
There are several major U.S. defense competitions expected in fiscal 2024, with just these eight estimated to be worth a total of $61.9 billion.
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What books are US Army, congressmen reading?
Two members of the House and two Army leaders tell Defense News what’s on their nightstands.
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‘Buy American’ policies strengthen nation’s defense, workforce
The core the nation’s defense and economic vitality hinges on the “Buy American” policy.
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Is an early FERS retirement possible with a disability?
FERS applicants are eligible for disability retirement as long as they have at least 18 months of credible service with the federal government.
-
Democrats and Republicans see role for government in development of AI
The U.S. has a long tradition of government-led technology, including the Internet, GPS and mapping the human genome.
-
Jill Biden helps launch new employer challenge for military spouses
The spouse employment initiative is an effort to “stave off a national security crisis.”
-
Defense bill drops disputed abortion provisions in final compromise
The annual defense authorization bill contains a 5.2% pay raise for troops and a host of other policy renewals needed for military operations.
-
A roadmap for federal CIOs in automating security assessments
There’s no room for sluggish manual processes that fail to provide real-time visibility, the author argues.
-
Republicans target government in lively fourth debate skipped by Trump
Businessman Vivek Ramaswamy vowed to eliminate three-quarters of government bureaucrats to cut regulations.
-
Pentagon’s acquisition deputy Plumb talks stockpiles, industrial base
The conversation comes as the Defense Dept. faces heavy strain on its stockpiles from allies and partners under threat.
-
Eight contract opportunities to watch in FY24
There are several major U.S. defense competitions expected in fiscal 2024, with just these eight estimated to be worth a total of $61.9 billion.
-
What books are US Army, congressmen reading?
Two members of the House and two Army leaders tell Defense News what’s on their nightstands.
-
‘Buy American’ policies strengthen nation’s defense, workforce
The core the nation’s defense and economic vitality hinges on the “Buy American” policy.
-
Is an early FERS retirement possible with a disability?
FERS applicants are eligible for disability retirement as long as they have at least 18 months of credible service with the federal government.
-
Democrats and Republicans see role for government in development of AI
The U.S. has a long tradition of government-led technology, including the Internet, GPS and mapping the human genome.
-
Jill Biden helps launch new employer challenge for military spouses
The spouse employment initiative is an effort to “stave off a national security crisis.”
-
Defense bill drops disputed abortion provisions in final compromise
The annual defense authorization bill contains a 5.2% pay raise for troops and a host of other policy renewals needed for military operations.
-
A roadmap for federal CIOs in automating security assessments
There’s no room for sluggish manual processes that fail to provide real-time visibility, the author argues.
-
Republicans target government in lively fourth debate skipped by Trump
Businessman Vivek Ramaswamy vowed to eliminate three-quarters of government bureaucrats to cut regulations.
-
Pentagon’s acquisition deputy Plumb talks stockpiles, industrial base
The conversation comes as the Defense Dept. faces heavy strain on its stockpiles from allies and partners under threat.
-
Eight contract opportunities to watch in FY24
There are several major U.S. defense competitions expected in fiscal 2024, with just these eight estimated to be worth a total of $61.9 billion.
-
What books are US Army, congressmen reading?
Two members of the House and two Army leaders tell Defense News what’s on their nightstands.
-
‘Buy American’ policies strengthen nation’s defense, workforce
The core the nation’s defense and economic vitality hinges on the “Buy American” policy.
