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Interior formally grounds drones amid cyber concerns tied to Chinese-made systems
The situation spotlights a more complex challenge facing government: a lack of American-made drones on the market to counter Chinese offerings.
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New bill aims for a higher 2021 federal pay raise
Democrats in the House and Senate are already advocating for another substantial pay raise for federal employees in the coming year.
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Harvard prof charged with hiding China ties, payments
His arrest came on the heels of two other indictments targeting Chinese citizens in the Boston area.
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Feds have fewer whistleblower rights than in the private sector
Whistleblower advocacy groups called on Congress to expand federal employees’ available options to address calling out waste, fraud and abuse at their agencies.
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Budget deficit to break $1 trillion despite strong economy
“Changes in fiscal policy must be made to address the budget situation, because our debt is growing on an unsustainable path,” said CBO Director Phillip Swagel.
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Why Britain’s Huawei decision frustrated lawmakers
The decision by United Kingdom officials to allow Chinese telecom company Huawei to build parts of the country’s 5G network was met with ire from members of Congress Jan. 28.
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Is leadership the missing piece to solving election security?
With stakeholders across all levels of government in the United States involved in election security, experts say Washington now needs a designated leader.
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Key Republicans seek ban on intel sharing with countries that use Huawei
The legislation could potentially downgrade America’s “special relationship” with the U.K., which is reportedly expected to grant Chinese telecom giant Huawei some access to its nascent 5G network.
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White House calls for ideas to better government buying
The Office of Management and Budget wants public input on how the federal acquisition process should be measured and improved.
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Lessons learned from 2016, but US faces new election threats
A look at what has changed and what has not.
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Interior formally grounds drones amid cyber concerns tied to Chinese-made systems
The situation spotlights a more complex challenge facing government: a lack of American-made drones on the market to counter Chinese offerings.
-
New bill aims for a higher 2021 federal pay raise
Democrats in the House and Senate are already advocating for another substantial pay raise for federal employees in the coming year.
-
Harvard prof charged with hiding China ties, payments
His arrest came on the heels of two other indictments targeting Chinese citizens in the Boston area.
-
Feds have fewer whistleblower rights than in the private sector
Whistleblower advocacy groups called on Congress to expand federal employees’ available options to address calling out waste, fraud and abuse at their agencies.
-
Budget deficit to break $1 trillion despite strong economy
“Changes in fiscal policy must be made to address the budget situation, because our debt is growing on an unsustainable path,” said CBO Director Phillip Swagel.
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Why Britain’s Huawei decision frustrated lawmakers
The decision by United Kingdom officials to allow Chinese telecom company Huawei to build parts of the country’s 5G network was met with ire from members of Congress Jan. 28.
-
Is leadership the missing piece to solving election security?
With stakeholders across all levels of government in the United States involved in election security, experts say Washington now needs a designated leader.
-
Key Republicans seek ban on intel sharing with countries that use Huawei
The legislation could potentially downgrade America’s “special relationship” with the U.K., which is reportedly expected to grant Chinese telecom giant Huawei some access to its nascent 5G network.
-
White House calls for ideas to better government buying
The Office of Management and Budget wants public input on how the federal acquisition process should be measured and improved.
-
Lessons learned from 2016, but US faces new election threats
A look at what has changed and what has not.
-
Interior formally grounds drones amid cyber concerns tied to Chinese-made systems
The situation spotlights a more complex challenge facing government: a lack of American-made drones on the market to counter Chinese offerings.
-
New bill aims for a higher 2021 federal pay raise
Democrats in the House and Senate are already advocating for another substantial pay raise for federal employees in the coming year.
-
Harvard prof charged with hiding China ties, payments
His arrest came on the heels of two other indictments targeting Chinese citizens in the Boston area.
-
Feds have fewer whistleblower rights than in the private sector
Whistleblower advocacy groups called on Congress to expand federal employees’ available options to address calling out waste, fraud and abuse at their agencies.
-
Budget deficit to break $1 trillion despite strong economy
“Changes in fiscal policy must be made to address the budget situation, because our debt is growing on an unsustainable path,” said CBO Director Phillip Swagel.
-
Why Britain’s Huawei decision frustrated lawmakers
The decision by United Kingdom officials to allow Chinese telecom company Huawei to build parts of the country’s 5G network was met with ire from members of Congress Jan. 28.
-
Is leadership the missing piece to solving election security?
With stakeholders across all levels of government in the United States involved in election security, experts say Washington now needs a designated leader.
-
Key Republicans seek ban on intel sharing with countries that use Huawei
The legislation could potentially downgrade America’s “special relationship” with the U.K., which is reportedly expected to grant Chinese telecom giant Huawei some access to its nascent 5G network.
-
White House calls for ideas to better government buying
The Office of Management and Budget wants public input on how the federal acquisition process should be measured and improved.
-
Lessons learned from 2016, but US faces new election threats
A look at what has changed and what has not.
