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Flores becomes 5th Texas GOP congressman retiring in 2020
At least four of the retiring Republicans are vacating seats that Democrats could win, largely in suburban districts where an aversion to President Donald Trump among educated women is weakening the GOP.
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Agencies improve employee wellness, but still have more to do
The Office of Personnel Management’s biannual evaluation of employee wellness programs saw some agencies excel, while others struggled to meet core requirements.
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FEMA has a whirlwind of IT problems
An inspector general report found that FEMA’s IT deficiencies have hampered disaster response.
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Is the Trump administration changing course with new R&D policy?
Federal investment in research and development has been on the decline, but an Office of Management and Budget memo now wants it to be a priority.
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What the federal cloud market could look like in 5 years
Agency spending will increase by almost $4 billion by 2024.
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Trump’s planned federal pay freeze begins to melt
The White House reversed course to lend its support to a base pay increase for federal employees.
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What’s changing in the cyber domain? We ask industry experts
Fifth Domain asks several cybersecurity experts about what’s changed in their field in the last six months.
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Unions call for a full court rehearing on Trump executive orders
The case will boil down to whether the courts or a federal labor authority has the jurisdiction to decide the legality of the orders.
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Watchdog: Comey violated FBI policies in handling of memos
But the report found that none of the information shared by the former FBI director or his attorneys was classified, and the Justice Department has declined to prosecute Comey.
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How one teenager took out a secure Pentagon file sharing site
A vulnerability in the Pentagon’s secure file sharing system allowed near unencumbered access to files.
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Flores becomes 5th Texas GOP congressman retiring in 2020
At least four of the retiring Republicans are vacating seats that Democrats could win, largely in suburban districts where an aversion to President Donald Trump among educated women is weakening the GOP.
-
Agencies improve employee wellness, but still have more to do
The Office of Personnel Management’s biannual evaluation of employee wellness programs saw some agencies excel, while others struggled to meet core requirements.
-
FEMA has a whirlwind of IT problems
An inspector general report found that FEMA’s IT deficiencies have hampered disaster response.
-
Is the Trump administration changing course with new R&D policy?
Federal investment in research and development has been on the decline, but an Office of Management and Budget memo now wants it to be a priority.
-
What the federal cloud market could look like in 5 years
Agency spending will increase by almost $4 billion by 2024.
-
Trump’s planned federal pay freeze begins to melt
The White House reversed course to lend its support to a base pay increase for federal employees.
-
What’s changing in the cyber domain? We ask industry experts
Fifth Domain asks several cybersecurity experts about what’s changed in their field in the last six months.
-
Unions call for a full court rehearing on Trump executive orders
The case will boil down to whether the courts or a federal labor authority has the jurisdiction to decide the legality of the orders.
-
Watchdog: Comey violated FBI policies in handling of memos
But the report found that none of the information shared by the former FBI director or his attorneys was classified, and the Justice Department has declined to prosecute Comey.
-
How one teenager took out a secure Pentagon file sharing site
A vulnerability in the Pentagon’s secure file sharing system allowed near unencumbered access to files.
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Flores becomes 5th Texas GOP congressman retiring in 2020
At least four of the retiring Republicans are vacating seats that Democrats could win, largely in suburban districts where an aversion to President Donald Trump among educated women is weakening the GOP.
-
Agencies improve employee wellness, but still have more to do
The Office of Personnel Management’s biannual evaluation of employee wellness programs saw some agencies excel, while others struggled to meet core requirements.
-
FEMA has a whirlwind of IT problems
An inspector general report found that FEMA’s IT deficiencies have hampered disaster response.
-
Is the Trump administration changing course with new R&D policy?
Federal investment in research and development has been on the decline, but an Office of Management and Budget memo now wants it to be a priority.
-
What the federal cloud market could look like in 5 years
Agency spending will increase by almost $4 billion by 2024.
-
Trump’s planned federal pay freeze begins to melt
The White House reversed course to lend its support to a base pay increase for federal employees.
-
What’s changing in the cyber domain? We ask industry experts
Fifth Domain asks several cybersecurity experts about what’s changed in their field in the last six months.
-
Unions call for a full court rehearing on Trump executive orders
The case will boil down to whether the courts or a federal labor authority has the jurisdiction to decide the legality of the orders.
-
Watchdog: Comey violated FBI policies in handling of memos
But the report found that none of the information shared by the former FBI director or his attorneys was classified, and the Justice Department has declined to prosecute Comey.
-
How one teenager took out a secure Pentagon file sharing site
A vulnerability in the Pentagon’s secure file sharing system allowed near unencumbered access to files.
