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Would a closer USDA research agency really help farmers?
The U.S. Department of Agriculture wants to move two of its research agencies out of Washington, D.C., but some farmers are skeptical of the plan.
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Don’t forget about inflation
While the effects are not easy to account for in a retirement plan, they are not impossible to handle once acknowledged.
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Military and intelligence officials warn of climate risk as Trump dismisses it
Senior U.S. officials warned Wednesday that climate change is an increasing threat to national security, a message at odds with a broader Trump administration effort to downplay the threat from global warming.
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Is the US the weak link in the blockchain?
A lack of funds and understanding is slowing down government adoption, according to a panel of technology advocates.
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Watchdog finds Census lacks ‘key’ risk information for 2020
A Government Accountability Office report found that while the Census Bureau is generally aware of risk to the 2020 count, they need better plans to address it.
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Was FLRA’s union removal biased or legally necessary?
Federal Labor Relations Authority leadership argues that statute prevents the agency’s employees from being represented by a union, but some lawmakers question that reasoning.
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Can digital bits protect what you bite?
Blockchain technology could speed up food tracing, and therefore improve safety, according to a Food and Drug Administration deputy commissioner.
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Hackers seek ransoms from Baltimore and communities across the US
An increase in attacks means every user of technology must consider not only threats and vulnerabilities, but also operational processes, potential points of failure and how they use technology on a daily basis.
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Trump says he would have liked to join the military (just not during Vietnam)
The commander in chief said he was “never a fan” of the U.S. military conflict in Vietnam.
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Graham, Menendez offer action to thwart Trump arms sales to Saudi, UAE and Jordan
New legislation aims to block $8.1 billion worth of weapons to Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Jordan
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Would a closer USDA research agency really help farmers?
The U.S. Department of Agriculture wants to move two of its research agencies out of Washington, D.C., but some farmers are skeptical of the plan.
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Don’t forget about inflation
While the effects are not easy to account for in a retirement plan, they are not impossible to handle once acknowledged.
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Military and intelligence officials warn of climate risk as Trump dismisses it
Senior U.S. officials warned Wednesday that climate change is an increasing threat to national security, a message at odds with a broader Trump administration effort to downplay the threat from global warming.
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Is the US the weak link in the blockchain?
A lack of funds and understanding is slowing down government adoption, according to a panel of technology advocates.
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Watchdog finds Census lacks ‘key’ risk information for 2020
A Government Accountability Office report found that while the Census Bureau is generally aware of risk to the 2020 count, they need better plans to address it.
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Was FLRA’s union removal biased or legally necessary?
Federal Labor Relations Authority leadership argues that statute prevents the agency’s employees from being represented by a union, but some lawmakers question that reasoning.
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Can digital bits protect what you bite?
Blockchain technology could speed up food tracing, and therefore improve safety, according to a Food and Drug Administration deputy commissioner.
-
Hackers seek ransoms from Baltimore and communities across the US
An increase in attacks means every user of technology must consider not only threats and vulnerabilities, but also operational processes, potential points of failure and how they use technology on a daily basis.
-
Trump says he would have liked to join the military (just not during Vietnam)
The commander in chief said he was “never a fan” of the U.S. military conflict in Vietnam.
-
Graham, Menendez offer action to thwart Trump arms sales to Saudi, UAE and Jordan
New legislation aims to block $8.1 billion worth of weapons to Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Jordan
-
Would a closer USDA research agency really help farmers?
The U.S. Department of Agriculture wants to move two of its research agencies out of Washington, D.C., but some farmers are skeptical of the plan.
-
Don’t forget about inflation
While the effects are not easy to account for in a retirement plan, they are not impossible to handle once acknowledged.
-
Military and intelligence officials warn of climate risk as Trump dismisses it
Senior U.S. officials warned Wednesday that climate change is an increasing threat to national security, a message at odds with a broader Trump administration effort to downplay the threat from global warming.
-
Is the US the weak link in the blockchain?
A lack of funds and understanding is slowing down government adoption, according to a panel of technology advocates.
-
Watchdog finds Census lacks ‘key’ risk information for 2020
A Government Accountability Office report found that while the Census Bureau is generally aware of risk to the 2020 count, they need better plans to address it.
-
Was FLRA’s union removal biased or legally necessary?
Federal Labor Relations Authority leadership argues that statute prevents the agency’s employees from being represented by a union, but some lawmakers question that reasoning.
-
Can digital bits protect what you bite?
Blockchain technology could speed up food tracing, and therefore improve safety, according to a Food and Drug Administration deputy commissioner.
-
Hackers seek ransoms from Baltimore and communities across the US
An increase in attacks means every user of technology must consider not only threats and vulnerabilities, but also operational processes, potential points of failure and how they use technology on a daily basis.
-
Trump says he would have liked to join the military (just not during Vietnam)
The commander in chief said he was “never a fan” of the U.S. military conflict in Vietnam.
-
Graham, Menendez offer action to thwart Trump arms sales to Saudi, UAE and Jordan
New legislation aims to block $8.1 billion worth of weapons to Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Jordan
