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Trump names Rep. Mark Meadows his new chief of staff
While much of the country was focused on the spreading coronavirus, Trump announced the surprise reshuffle by Friday night tweet.
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NASA hosts an agencywide telework day to test emergency systems
Employees at many NASA offices will remain home March 6 to test how well their emergency systems could handle such work during a pandemic outbreak.
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Some DoD civilian, Coast Guard families concerned about being bumped from military child care
New policy giving military families priority in DoD child care is causing disruption for DoD civilians and Coast Guard families.
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House passes bill to make TSA officers equal with other feds
Transportation Security Administration personnel are compensated under unique pay bands that the House-passed legislation would do away with in favor of the standard federal compensation program.
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House Democrats to reintroduce bill protecting federal telework
The Telework Metrics and Cost Savings Act would require agencies to prove to Congress why they need to reduce telework, rather than making sweeping cuts.
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Here’s why the State Department may need a new cyber office
The Cyberspace Solarium Commission will recommend a new bureau to get the department more involved in several issues.
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Defense Department linguist charged with leaking classified information to terrorist organization
Mariam Taha Thompson, a linguist with the Defense Department, allegedly delivered classified information to a co-conspirator who has “apparent connections” to Hezbollah, the Lebanese Shiite group designated a foreign terrorist organization. Thompson held a Top Secret clearance at the time of her arrest, where she was attached to a special operations unit in Iraq.
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GSA will lend more help to presidential transitions under new law
The Presidential Transition Enhancement Act is designed to ensure a smoother and more expeditious transition between presidential administrations.
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Telework becomes a priority for federal coronavirus planning
Federal plans for emergency operations will supersede general agency telework plans in the case of an outbreak that threatens federal employees.
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At least two presidential campaigns aren’t using two-factor authentication
At least two presidential campaigns are not using two-factor authentication, according to Maine Sen. Angus King, because the campaigns consider the technology too unwieldy.
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Trump names Rep. Mark Meadows his new chief of staff
While much of the country was focused on the spreading coronavirus, Trump announced the surprise reshuffle by Friday night tweet.
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NASA hosts an agencywide telework day to test emergency systems
Employees at many NASA offices will remain home March 6 to test how well their emergency systems could handle such work during a pandemic outbreak.
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Some DoD civilian, Coast Guard families concerned about being bumped from military child care
New policy giving military families priority in DoD child care is causing disruption for DoD civilians and Coast Guard families.
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House passes bill to make TSA officers equal with other feds
Transportation Security Administration personnel are compensated under unique pay bands that the House-passed legislation would do away with in favor of the standard federal compensation program.
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House Democrats to reintroduce bill protecting federal telework
The Telework Metrics and Cost Savings Act would require agencies to prove to Congress why they need to reduce telework, rather than making sweeping cuts.
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Here’s why the State Department may need a new cyber office
The Cyberspace Solarium Commission will recommend a new bureau to get the department more involved in several issues.
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Defense Department linguist charged with leaking classified information to terrorist organization
Mariam Taha Thompson, a linguist with the Defense Department, allegedly delivered classified information to a co-conspirator who has “apparent connections” to Hezbollah, the Lebanese Shiite group designated a foreign terrorist organization. Thompson held a Top Secret clearance at the time of her arrest, where she was attached to a special operations unit in Iraq.
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GSA will lend more help to presidential transitions under new law
The Presidential Transition Enhancement Act is designed to ensure a smoother and more expeditious transition between presidential administrations.
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Telework becomes a priority for federal coronavirus planning
Federal plans for emergency operations will supersede general agency telework plans in the case of an outbreak that threatens federal employees.
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At least two presidential campaigns aren’t using two-factor authentication
At least two presidential campaigns are not using two-factor authentication, according to Maine Sen. Angus King, because the campaigns consider the technology too unwieldy.
-
Trump names Rep. Mark Meadows his new chief of staff
While much of the country was focused on the spreading coronavirus, Trump announced the surprise reshuffle by Friday night tweet.
-
NASA hosts an agencywide telework day to test emergency systems
Employees at many NASA offices will remain home March 6 to test how well their emergency systems could handle such work during a pandemic outbreak.
-
Some DoD civilian, Coast Guard families concerned about being bumped from military child care
New policy giving military families priority in DoD child care is causing disruption for DoD civilians and Coast Guard families.
-
House passes bill to make TSA officers equal with other feds
Transportation Security Administration personnel are compensated under unique pay bands that the House-passed legislation would do away with in favor of the standard federal compensation program.
-
House Democrats to reintroduce bill protecting federal telework
The Telework Metrics and Cost Savings Act would require agencies to prove to Congress why they need to reduce telework, rather than making sweeping cuts.
-
Here’s why the State Department may need a new cyber office
The Cyberspace Solarium Commission will recommend a new bureau to get the department more involved in several issues.
-
Defense Department linguist charged with leaking classified information to terrorist organization
Mariam Taha Thompson, a linguist with the Defense Department, allegedly delivered classified information to a co-conspirator who has “apparent connections” to Hezbollah, the Lebanese Shiite group designated a foreign terrorist organization. Thompson held a Top Secret clearance at the time of her arrest, where she was attached to a special operations unit in Iraq.
-
GSA will lend more help to presidential transitions under new law
The Presidential Transition Enhancement Act is designed to ensure a smoother and more expeditious transition between presidential administrations.
-
Telework becomes a priority for federal coronavirus planning
Federal plans for emergency operations will supersede general agency telework plans in the case of an outbreak that threatens federal employees.
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At least two presidential campaigns aren’t using two-factor authentication
At least two presidential campaigns are not using two-factor authentication, according to Maine Sen. Angus King, because the campaigns consider the technology too unwieldy.
