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Patience you must have: No timeline for massive cloud contract, says DoD chief
Secretary of Defense Mark Esper says he’s taking two hours of briefings a week on the controversial JEDI contract.
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Will a new AI office energize this agency?
The Department of Energy set up an office to coordinate transformative artificial intelligence projects.
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Union takes on Trump executive orders through an agency lawsuit
The lawsuit targets the orders based on one agency’s interpretation and the Federal Service Impasses Panel’s subsequent interpretation of their requirements.
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Could this cyber partnership help national security?
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency’s director sees an opportunity in partnering with the new Cybersecurity Directorate at the National Security Agency to defend critical US infrastructure.
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GAO: Interior broke law in reopening parks during shutdown
Interior under then-acting, now permanent Secretary David Bernhardt “disregarded not only the laws themselves, but also the congressional prerogatives that underlie them,” the Government Accountability Office said in a finding released Thursday.
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Congress mulls continuing resolution to keep government open
Lawmakers are looking at a short-term continuing resolution to buy time to pass spending bills.
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Owner of 2 defense firms gets 3 years for defrauding DoD
A New Jersey man accused of defrauding the U.S. Department of Defense, illegally sharing sensitive technical information and failing to pay taxes was been sentenced to three years in federal prison.
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Republicans eye running in ‘crucial’ Wisconsin district
The list of potential candidates to replace retiring Rep. Jim Sensenbrenner is long.
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Trump drains US spending in Europe to pay for wall with Mexico
The White House is being criticized for a plan to move Pentagon spending meant to deter Russia to the U.S.-Mexico border wall project.
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Critics demand White House drop plans to change citizenship rules for military children overseas
House Democrats want federal officials to drop the idea, and are considering legislation to force a change.
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Patience you must have: No timeline for massive cloud contract, says DoD chief
Secretary of Defense Mark Esper says he’s taking two hours of briefings a week on the controversial JEDI contract.
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Will a new AI office energize this agency?
The Department of Energy set up an office to coordinate transformative artificial intelligence projects.
-
Union takes on Trump executive orders through an agency lawsuit
The lawsuit targets the orders based on one agency’s interpretation and the Federal Service Impasses Panel’s subsequent interpretation of their requirements.
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Could this cyber partnership help national security?
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency’s director sees an opportunity in partnering with the new Cybersecurity Directorate at the National Security Agency to defend critical US infrastructure.
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GAO: Interior broke law in reopening parks during shutdown
Interior under then-acting, now permanent Secretary David Bernhardt “disregarded not only the laws themselves, but also the congressional prerogatives that underlie them,” the Government Accountability Office said in a finding released Thursday.
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Congress mulls continuing resolution to keep government open
Lawmakers are looking at a short-term continuing resolution to buy time to pass spending bills.
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Owner of 2 defense firms gets 3 years for defrauding DoD
A New Jersey man accused of defrauding the U.S. Department of Defense, illegally sharing sensitive technical information and failing to pay taxes was been sentenced to three years in federal prison.
-
Republicans eye running in ‘crucial’ Wisconsin district
The list of potential candidates to replace retiring Rep. Jim Sensenbrenner is long.
-
Trump drains US spending in Europe to pay for wall with Mexico
The White House is being criticized for a plan to move Pentagon spending meant to deter Russia to the U.S.-Mexico border wall project.
-
Critics demand White House drop plans to change citizenship rules for military children overseas
House Democrats want federal officials to drop the idea, and are considering legislation to force a change.
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Patience you must have: No timeline for massive cloud contract, says DoD chief
Secretary of Defense Mark Esper says he’s taking two hours of briefings a week on the controversial JEDI contract.
-
Will a new AI office energize this agency?
The Department of Energy set up an office to coordinate transformative artificial intelligence projects.
-
Union takes on Trump executive orders through an agency lawsuit
The lawsuit targets the orders based on one agency’s interpretation and the Federal Service Impasses Panel’s subsequent interpretation of their requirements.
-
Could this cyber partnership help national security?
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency’s director sees an opportunity in partnering with the new Cybersecurity Directorate at the National Security Agency to defend critical US infrastructure.
-
GAO: Interior broke law in reopening parks during shutdown
Interior under then-acting, now permanent Secretary David Bernhardt “disregarded not only the laws themselves, but also the congressional prerogatives that underlie them,” the Government Accountability Office said in a finding released Thursday.
-
Congress mulls continuing resolution to keep government open
Lawmakers are looking at a short-term continuing resolution to buy time to pass spending bills.
-
Owner of 2 defense firms gets 3 years for defrauding DoD
A New Jersey man accused of defrauding the U.S. Department of Defense, illegally sharing sensitive technical information and failing to pay taxes was been sentenced to three years in federal prison.
-
Republicans eye running in ‘crucial’ Wisconsin district
The list of potential candidates to replace retiring Rep. Jim Sensenbrenner is long.
-
Trump drains US spending in Europe to pay for wall with Mexico
The White House is being criticized for a plan to move Pentagon spending meant to deter Russia to the U.S.-Mexico border wall project.
-
Critics demand White House drop plans to change citizenship rules for military children overseas
House Democrats want federal officials to drop the idea, and are considering legislation to force a change.
