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Should the Pentagon invest in microreactors?
Microreactors are cost-effective if they have a large power capacity, are consistently used for the entire life span and if multiple units are implemented.
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IRS mandatory presidential audit policy goes under spotlight
Experts say the failure to launch an audit earlier is emblematic of a larger problem regarding the IRS’ capacity to examine high-income taxpayers’ returns.
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Senate sends Biden bill to keep government open through Dec. 23
Congress in September passed a bill to keep the government running, but only through midnight Friday.
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Air Force Materiel Command to reassess telework policy
AFMC has some 90,000 civilian and uniformed employees. In most cases, uniformed Airmen will not be approved for regular and recurring telework.
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Trump allies aim to capture ‘America First’ philosophy in policy book
America First Policy Institute is often described as an “administration in waiting” should Trump be successful in his bid to win a second term.
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Census Bureau chief defends ‘differential privacy’ tool
Differential privacy algorithms add intentional errors to data to obscure the identity of any given participant.
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Pentagon fails audit, CFO cites Ukraine as ‘teachable moment’
It’s the fifth comprehensive audit failure for the Defense Department.
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Winners of federal workforce Presidential Rank Awards get cash bonuses
The award is one of the highest and most prestigious given to career federal employees who have climbed the ranks into the Senior Executive Service.
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How US intelligence agencies can diversify secretive workforces
For organizations that often operate behind a veil of secrecy, it can be difficult to build an attractive public brand.
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US border agency leader resigns amid unprecedented wave of migrants
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said Biden had accepted Magnus’ resignation.
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Should the Pentagon invest in microreactors?
Microreactors are cost-effective if they have a large power capacity, are consistently used for the entire life span and if multiple units are implemented.
-
IRS mandatory presidential audit policy goes under spotlight
Experts say the failure to launch an audit earlier is emblematic of a larger problem regarding the IRS’ capacity to examine high-income taxpayers’ returns.
-
Senate sends Biden bill to keep government open through Dec. 23
Congress in September passed a bill to keep the government running, but only through midnight Friday.
-
Air Force Materiel Command to reassess telework policy
AFMC has some 90,000 civilian and uniformed employees. In most cases, uniformed Airmen will not be approved for regular and recurring telework.
-
Trump allies aim to capture ‘America First’ philosophy in policy book
America First Policy Institute is often described as an “administration in waiting” should Trump be successful in his bid to win a second term.
-
Census Bureau chief defends ‘differential privacy’ tool
Differential privacy algorithms add intentional errors to data to obscure the identity of any given participant.
-
Pentagon fails audit, CFO cites Ukraine as ‘teachable moment’
It’s the fifth comprehensive audit failure for the Defense Department.
-
Winners of federal workforce Presidential Rank Awards get cash bonuses
The award is one of the highest and most prestigious given to career federal employees who have climbed the ranks into the Senior Executive Service.
-
How US intelligence agencies can diversify secretive workforces
For organizations that often operate behind a veil of secrecy, it can be difficult to build an attractive public brand.
-
US border agency leader resigns amid unprecedented wave of migrants
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said Biden had accepted Magnus’ resignation.
-
Should the Pentagon invest in microreactors?
Microreactors are cost-effective if they have a large power capacity, are consistently used for the entire life span and if multiple units are implemented.
-
IRS mandatory presidential audit policy goes under spotlight
Experts say the failure to launch an audit earlier is emblematic of a larger problem regarding the IRS’ capacity to examine high-income taxpayers’ returns.
-
Senate sends Biden bill to keep government open through Dec. 23
Congress in September passed a bill to keep the government running, but only through midnight Friday.
-
Air Force Materiel Command to reassess telework policy
AFMC has some 90,000 civilian and uniformed employees. In most cases, uniformed Airmen will not be approved for regular and recurring telework.
-
Trump allies aim to capture ‘America First’ philosophy in policy book
America First Policy Institute is often described as an “administration in waiting” should Trump be successful in his bid to win a second term.
-
Census Bureau chief defends ‘differential privacy’ tool
Differential privacy algorithms add intentional errors to data to obscure the identity of any given participant.
-
Pentagon fails audit, CFO cites Ukraine as ‘teachable moment’
It’s the fifth comprehensive audit failure for the Defense Department.
-
Winners of federal workforce Presidential Rank Awards get cash bonuses
The award is one of the highest and most prestigious given to career federal employees who have climbed the ranks into the Senior Executive Service.
-
How US intelligence agencies can diversify secretive workforces
For organizations that often operate behind a veil of secrecy, it can be difficult to build an attractive public brand.
-
US border agency leader resigns amid unprecedented wave of migrants
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said Biden had accepted Magnus’ resignation.
