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Biden: America ‘shall respond’ after drone attack kills 3 US troops
Biden blamed Iran-backed militias for the attack that also injured at least 34 U.S. service members.
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Nuclear arsenal agency’s construction oversight may hide overruns: GAO
National Nuclear Security Administration officials may not have the information they need to manage and assess project performance, investigators said.
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How federal IT pros can reap benefits of data observability
Observability preemptively detects anomalies and potential issues – before they become full blown outages or security issues.
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White House medical unit handed out pills to ineligible patients
A Pentagon watchdog found “severe and systemic” problems with the unit’s internal controls on medication, among other issues.
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Lawmakers push for better mental health care for new moms
The move is one of several proposals expected in coming months from members of a House panel focused on military quality of life issues.
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HUD again fails to track how much its housing offices spend improperly
Agency leaders vowed that by late next month, they will provide a plan outlining what IT investments are needed to roll out a better system.
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Archives clears backlog of veteran record requests caused by COVID-19
The number of overdue requests had surpassed 600,000 in recent years, causing concern among vets.
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Transgender vets sue VA to force move on gender confirmation surgeries
The move comes on the three-year anniversary of President Joe Biden’s repeal of the ban on transgender individuals serving in the military.
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IRS will start simplifying notices to taxpayers in modernization drive
More than 170 million notices, often long and filled with legal jargon, are sent out annually to taxpayers regarding credits, deductions and taxes owed.
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Military to cover IVF for unmarried couples, single troops and more
A New York state lawsuit is prompting the changes.
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Biden: America ‘shall respond’ after drone attack kills 3 US troops
Biden blamed Iran-backed militias for the attack that also injured at least 34 U.S. service members.
-
Nuclear arsenal agency’s construction oversight may hide overruns: GAO
National Nuclear Security Administration officials may not have the information they need to manage and assess project performance, investigators said.
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How federal IT pros can reap benefits of data observability
Observability preemptively detects anomalies and potential issues – before they become full blown outages or security issues.
-
White House medical unit handed out pills to ineligible patients
A Pentagon watchdog found “severe and systemic” problems with the unit’s internal controls on medication, among other issues.
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Lawmakers push for better mental health care for new moms
The move is one of several proposals expected in coming months from members of a House panel focused on military quality of life issues.
-
HUD again fails to track how much its housing offices spend improperly
Agency leaders vowed that by late next month, they will provide a plan outlining what IT investments are needed to roll out a better system.
-
Archives clears backlog of veteran record requests caused by COVID-19
The number of overdue requests had surpassed 600,000 in recent years, causing concern among vets.
-
Transgender vets sue VA to force move on gender confirmation surgeries
The move comes on the three-year anniversary of President Joe Biden’s repeal of the ban on transgender individuals serving in the military.
-
IRS will start simplifying notices to taxpayers in modernization drive
More than 170 million notices, often long and filled with legal jargon, are sent out annually to taxpayers regarding credits, deductions and taxes owed.
-
Military to cover IVF for unmarried couples, single troops and more
A New York state lawsuit is prompting the changes.
-
Biden: America ‘shall respond’ after drone attack kills 3 US troops
Biden blamed Iran-backed militias for the attack that also injured at least 34 U.S. service members.
-
Nuclear arsenal agency’s construction oversight may hide overruns: GAO
National Nuclear Security Administration officials may not have the information they need to manage and assess project performance, investigators said.
-
How federal IT pros can reap benefits of data observability
Observability preemptively detects anomalies and potential issues – before they become full blown outages or security issues.
-
White House medical unit handed out pills to ineligible patients
A Pentagon watchdog found “severe and systemic” problems with the unit’s internal controls on medication, among other issues.
-
Lawmakers push for better mental health care for new moms
The move is one of several proposals expected in coming months from members of a House panel focused on military quality of life issues.
-
HUD again fails to track how much its housing offices spend improperly
Agency leaders vowed that by late next month, they will provide a plan outlining what IT investments are needed to roll out a better system.
-
Archives clears backlog of veteran record requests caused by COVID-19
The number of overdue requests had surpassed 600,000 in recent years, causing concern among vets.
-
Transgender vets sue VA to force move on gender confirmation surgeries
The move comes on the three-year anniversary of President Joe Biden’s repeal of the ban on transgender individuals serving in the military.
-
IRS will start simplifying notices to taxpayers in modernization drive
More than 170 million notices, often long and filled with legal jargon, are sent out annually to taxpayers regarding credits, deductions and taxes owed.
-
Military to cover IVF for unmarried couples, single troops and more
A New York state lawsuit is prompting the changes.
