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OPM’s retirement application backlog falls to lowest point all year
Meanwhile, the agency has been working on a multiyear effort to modernize its retirement system.
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Officers whose nominations were blocked in Senate could get back pay
A Senate proposal would award retroactive pay and benefits to senior leaders who waited months for confirmation due to a political standoff.
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High-profile attacks put spotlight on violence in federal prisons
The federal Bureau of Prisons is again under scrutiny for failing to protect high-profile prisoners from harm.
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Communication of intent and the importance of language to deterrence
The Biden administration’s rhetoric may be critical to deter not only escalation, but to stop persistent attacks in the Middle East.
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Ukraine aid nears zero while supplemental remains stalled
Without further aid, Ukraine’s battlefield plans will have to adjust, a military official told Defense News
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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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OPM’s retirement application backlog falls to lowest point all year
Meanwhile, the agency has been working on a multiyear effort to modernize its retirement system.
-
Officers whose nominations were blocked in Senate could get back pay
A Senate proposal would award retroactive pay and benefits to senior leaders who waited months for confirmation due to a political standoff.
-
High-profile attacks put spotlight on violence in federal prisons
The federal Bureau of Prisons is again under scrutiny for failing to protect high-profile prisoners from harm.
-
Communication of intent and the importance of language to deterrence
The Biden administration’s rhetoric may be critical to deter not only escalation, but to stop persistent attacks in the Middle East.
-
Ukraine aid nears zero while supplemental remains stalled
Without further aid, Ukraine’s battlefield plans will have to adjust, a military official told Defense News
-
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.
-
OPM’s retirement application backlog falls to lowest point all year
Meanwhile, the agency has been working on a multiyear effort to modernize its retirement system.
-
Officers whose nominations were blocked in Senate could get back pay
A Senate proposal would award retroactive pay and benefits to senior leaders who waited months for confirmation due to a political standoff.
-
High-profile attacks put spotlight on violence in federal prisons
The federal Bureau of Prisons is again under scrutiny for failing to protect high-profile prisoners from harm.
-
Communication of intent and the importance of language to deterrence
The Biden administration’s rhetoric may be critical to deter not only escalation, but to stop persistent attacks in the Middle East.
-
Ukraine aid nears zero while supplemental remains stalled
Without further aid, Ukraine’s battlefield plans will have to adjust, a military official told Defense News
-
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.
