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VA secretary steps into election campaign, blasts socialism as bad for veterans care
Robert Wilkie made the remarks just a few days before a major primary showdown for Democrats.
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How to secure the U.S. government’s technology supply chain
In light of the unease of the U.S. government’s top cybersecurity boss over weaknesses in the nation’s technology supply chain, here are several recommendation.
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Judge rules head of immigration agency was unlawfully named
U.S. District Judge Randolph Moss in Washington found Ken Cuccinelli’s appointment violated the Federal Vacancies Reform Act, a 1998 law governing who is eligible to lead federal agencies in an acting capacity.
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Former NATO chief has 3 tips to secure 2020 election
Adm. James Stavridis has suggestions for the public and politicians.
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OPM wants to know how student loan repayments help feds
Federal agencies are authorized to offer payments toward employee student loans as a retention and recruitment tool.
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China’s 5G tech is a national security issue … or is it a trade one?
How the Trump administration has approached banning Huawei’s technology for 5G networks has raised a question at the annual RSA Conference: Is the decision rooted in national security issues or trade issues?
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Where democratic presidential candidates stand on the federal workforce
Some democratic presidential candidates have more comprehensive plans for the federal workforce than others.
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Lawmakers oppose Trump move to cut union bargaining for DoD feds
They want to reverse a White House decision to let Pentagon leaders strip collective bargaining rights from military civilians.
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VA spending plan turns into election year political fight
The department is planning for more than $243 billion in funding next year, its highest budget ever.
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What’s next for nation-state collaboration in cyberspace?
Recent events have demonstrated the progress like-minded nations have made in establishing norms of responsible behavior in cyberspace, but there is more to address.
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VA secretary steps into election campaign, blasts socialism as bad for veterans care
Robert Wilkie made the remarks just a few days before a major primary showdown for Democrats.
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How to secure the U.S. government’s technology supply chain
In light of the unease of the U.S. government’s top cybersecurity boss over weaknesses in the nation’s technology supply chain, here are several recommendation.
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Judge rules head of immigration agency was unlawfully named
U.S. District Judge Randolph Moss in Washington found Ken Cuccinelli’s appointment violated the Federal Vacancies Reform Act, a 1998 law governing who is eligible to lead federal agencies in an acting capacity.
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Former NATO chief has 3 tips to secure 2020 election
Adm. James Stavridis has suggestions for the public and politicians.
-
OPM wants to know how student loan repayments help feds
Federal agencies are authorized to offer payments toward employee student loans as a retention and recruitment tool.
-
China’s 5G tech is a national security issue … or is it a trade one?
How the Trump administration has approached banning Huawei’s technology for 5G networks has raised a question at the annual RSA Conference: Is the decision rooted in national security issues or trade issues?
-
Where democratic presidential candidates stand on the federal workforce
Some democratic presidential candidates have more comprehensive plans for the federal workforce than others.
-
Lawmakers oppose Trump move to cut union bargaining for DoD feds
They want to reverse a White House decision to let Pentagon leaders strip collective bargaining rights from military civilians.
-
VA spending plan turns into election year political fight
The department is planning for more than $243 billion in funding next year, its highest budget ever.
-
What’s next for nation-state collaboration in cyberspace?
Recent events have demonstrated the progress like-minded nations have made in establishing norms of responsible behavior in cyberspace, but there is more to address.
-
VA secretary steps into election campaign, blasts socialism as bad for veterans care
Robert Wilkie made the remarks just a few days before a major primary showdown for Democrats.
-
How to secure the U.S. government’s technology supply chain
In light of the unease of the U.S. government’s top cybersecurity boss over weaknesses in the nation’s technology supply chain, here are several recommendation.
-
Judge rules head of immigration agency was unlawfully named
U.S. District Judge Randolph Moss in Washington found Ken Cuccinelli’s appointment violated the Federal Vacancies Reform Act, a 1998 law governing who is eligible to lead federal agencies in an acting capacity.
-
Former NATO chief has 3 tips to secure 2020 election
Adm. James Stavridis has suggestions for the public and politicians.
-
OPM wants to know how student loan repayments help feds
Federal agencies are authorized to offer payments toward employee student loans as a retention and recruitment tool.
-
China’s 5G tech is a national security issue … or is it a trade one?
How the Trump administration has approached banning Huawei’s technology for 5G networks has raised a question at the annual RSA Conference: Is the decision rooted in national security issues or trade issues?
-
Where democratic presidential candidates stand on the federal workforce
Some democratic presidential candidates have more comprehensive plans for the federal workforce than others.
-
Lawmakers oppose Trump move to cut union bargaining for DoD feds
They want to reverse a White House decision to let Pentagon leaders strip collective bargaining rights from military civilians.
-
VA spending plan turns into election year political fight
The department is planning for more than $243 billion in funding next year, its highest budget ever.
-
What’s next for nation-state collaboration in cyberspace?
Recent events have demonstrated the progress like-minded nations have made in establishing norms of responsible behavior in cyberspace, but there is more to address.
