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Will a ‘wild card’ White House cause another government shutdown?
Members of Congress look poised to come to a budget agreement, but President Donald Trump has the final word on whether such an agreement can become law.
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AWS blames Trump for its loss in the JEDI bid
A redacted version of AWS’ initial complaint details how the company thinks President Donald Trump influenced the proceedings for the Pentagon’s controversial enterprise cloud.
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Esper points to $5 billion in ‘night court’ savings
The savings were identified following a review initiated by Defense Secretary Mark Esper in August, soon after his confirmation.
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Defense spending bill likely to include family leave for feds
Feds could see over two months of guaranteed paid family leave under an tentative agreement for defense spending.
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How the Pentagon’s AI team can benefit civilian agencies
The General Services Administration hopes a partnership will accelerate the acquisition process.
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North Carolina Rep. Holding won’t seek 2020 reelection
Holding represents the Triangle-area 2nd Congressional District, which was dramatically altered by the state legislature a few weeks ago because state judges ruled it was likely the previous map was tainted with extreme partisan bias favoring the GOP.
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Congress thinks departments need to coordinate on AI efforts
The co-chairs of the congressional artificial intelligence caucus discussed federal agencies’ use of AI and future federal action.
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Will this agency ‘go down deep’ to secure its network?
The next big thing at the Department of Health and Human Services could be a deep dive into its network logs.
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2 Russians charged in multimillion-dollar malware scheme
U.S. officials say a Russian cyber-criminal gang developed and distributed malware used to steal at least $100 million from banks and other financial institutions in more than 40 countries over the past decade.
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EPA returns to the bargaining table after harsh criticism
The Environmental Protection Agency and its union will go in for another round of bargaining over a contract that will govern both employee management and union operations.
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Will a ‘wild card’ White House cause another government shutdown?
Members of Congress look poised to come to a budget agreement, but President Donald Trump has the final word on whether such an agreement can become law.
-
AWS blames Trump for its loss in the JEDI bid
A redacted version of AWS’ initial complaint details how the company thinks President Donald Trump influenced the proceedings for the Pentagon’s controversial enterprise cloud.
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Esper points to $5 billion in ‘night court’ savings
The savings were identified following a review initiated by Defense Secretary Mark Esper in August, soon after his confirmation.
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Defense spending bill likely to include family leave for feds
Feds could see over two months of guaranteed paid family leave under an tentative agreement for defense spending.
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How the Pentagon’s AI team can benefit civilian agencies
The General Services Administration hopes a partnership will accelerate the acquisition process.
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North Carolina Rep. Holding won’t seek 2020 reelection
Holding represents the Triangle-area 2nd Congressional District, which was dramatically altered by the state legislature a few weeks ago because state judges ruled it was likely the previous map was tainted with extreme partisan bias favoring the GOP.
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Congress thinks departments need to coordinate on AI efforts
The co-chairs of the congressional artificial intelligence caucus discussed federal agencies’ use of AI and future federal action.
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Will this agency ‘go down deep’ to secure its network?
The next big thing at the Department of Health and Human Services could be a deep dive into its network logs.
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2 Russians charged in multimillion-dollar malware scheme
U.S. officials say a Russian cyber-criminal gang developed and distributed malware used to steal at least $100 million from banks and other financial institutions in more than 40 countries over the past decade.
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EPA returns to the bargaining table after harsh criticism
The Environmental Protection Agency and its union will go in for another round of bargaining over a contract that will govern both employee management and union operations.
-
Will a ‘wild card’ White House cause another government shutdown?
Members of Congress look poised to come to a budget agreement, but President Donald Trump has the final word on whether such an agreement can become law.
-
AWS blames Trump for its loss in the JEDI bid
A redacted version of AWS’ initial complaint details how the company thinks President Donald Trump influenced the proceedings for the Pentagon’s controversial enterprise cloud.
-
Esper points to $5 billion in ‘night court’ savings
The savings were identified following a review initiated by Defense Secretary Mark Esper in August, soon after his confirmation.
-
Defense spending bill likely to include family leave for feds
Feds could see over two months of guaranteed paid family leave under an tentative agreement for defense spending.
-
How the Pentagon’s AI team can benefit civilian agencies
The General Services Administration hopes a partnership will accelerate the acquisition process.
-
North Carolina Rep. Holding won’t seek 2020 reelection
Holding represents the Triangle-area 2nd Congressional District, which was dramatically altered by the state legislature a few weeks ago because state judges ruled it was likely the previous map was tainted with extreme partisan bias favoring the GOP.
-
Congress thinks departments need to coordinate on AI efforts
The co-chairs of the congressional artificial intelligence caucus discussed federal agencies’ use of AI and future federal action.
-
Will this agency ‘go down deep’ to secure its network?
The next big thing at the Department of Health and Human Services could be a deep dive into its network logs.
-
2 Russians charged in multimillion-dollar malware scheme
U.S. officials say a Russian cyber-criminal gang developed and distributed malware used to steal at least $100 million from banks and other financial institutions in more than 40 countries over the past decade.
-
EPA returns to the bargaining table after harsh criticism
The Environmental Protection Agency and its union will go in for another round of bargaining over a contract that will govern both employee management and union operations.
