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Despite Congress, Trump pushes through weapon sales to Saudi Arabia, UAE and Jordan
The move could have major repercussions for the American arms trade.
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How secure is the intelligence community’s IT supply chain?
Concerned over threats to the acquisition supply chain from foreign actors, the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence included the establishment of a supply chain risk management task force in the latest Intelligence Authorization Act, approved May 14.
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Decoding how to update the federal workforce
A House subcommittee heard from experts in academia and industry, who together urged government to do more to diversify the cyber workforce pipeline.
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The anti-union executive order fight continues one year later
Federal employee unions and the White House have clashed repeatedly over the last year over the line between collective bargaining rights and management overhaul.
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US charges WikiLeaks founder with publishing classified info
In a case with significant First Amendment implications, the U.S. filed new charges Thursday against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, accusing him of violating the Espionage Act by publishing secret documents containing the names of confidential military and diplomatic sources.
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Senate’s Pentagon budget bill would obstruct Trump from leaving NATO
In a bipartisan fashion, the Senate Armed Services Committee is showing its support for the NATO alliance.
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Delivering a great user experience must be a top priority
Optimizing the experience so that employees can work without friction is imperative to federal agencies striving to achieve greater efficiency.
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Yes or No: Who’s in charge? Power struggles roil Washington
Meeting by meeting, questions of competence, generational change, #MeToo politics, special counsel Robert Mueller’s report and the 2020 elections are animating the fight for power.
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Hearing IDs staffing issues at the Transportation Security Administration
The House Committee on Homeland Security Subcommittee on Transportation and Maritime Security looked at challenges plaguing the TSA workforce.
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US officials say foreign election hacking is inevitable
Comments before a House subcommittee by representatives from the Departments of Justice and Homeland Security underscored the challenges for federal and state governments in trying to ward off interference from Russia and other countries in the 2020 election.
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Despite Congress, Trump pushes through weapon sales to Saudi Arabia, UAE and Jordan
The move could have major repercussions for the American arms trade.
-
How secure is the intelligence community’s IT supply chain?
Concerned over threats to the acquisition supply chain from foreign actors, the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence included the establishment of a supply chain risk management task force in the latest Intelligence Authorization Act, approved May 14.
-
Decoding how to update the federal workforce
A House subcommittee heard from experts in academia and industry, who together urged government to do more to diversify the cyber workforce pipeline.
-
The anti-union executive order fight continues one year later
Federal employee unions and the White House have clashed repeatedly over the last year over the line between collective bargaining rights and management overhaul.
-
US charges WikiLeaks founder with publishing classified info
In a case with significant First Amendment implications, the U.S. filed new charges Thursday against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, accusing him of violating the Espionage Act by publishing secret documents containing the names of confidential military and diplomatic sources.
-
Senate’s Pentagon budget bill would obstruct Trump from leaving NATO
In a bipartisan fashion, the Senate Armed Services Committee is showing its support for the NATO alliance.
-
Delivering a great user experience must be a top priority
Optimizing the experience so that employees can work without friction is imperative to federal agencies striving to achieve greater efficiency.
-
Yes or No: Who’s in charge? Power struggles roil Washington
Meeting by meeting, questions of competence, generational change, #MeToo politics, special counsel Robert Mueller’s report and the 2020 elections are animating the fight for power.
-
Hearing IDs staffing issues at the Transportation Security Administration
The House Committee on Homeland Security Subcommittee on Transportation and Maritime Security looked at challenges plaguing the TSA workforce.
-
US officials say foreign election hacking is inevitable
Comments before a House subcommittee by representatives from the Departments of Justice and Homeland Security underscored the challenges for federal and state governments in trying to ward off interference from Russia and other countries in the 2020 election.
-
Despite Congress, Trump pushes through weapon sales to Saudi Arabia, UAE and Jordan
The move could have major repercussions for the American arms trade.
-
How secure is the intelligence community’s IT supply chain?
Concerned over threats to the acquisition supply chain from foreign actors, the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence included the establishment of a supply chain risk management task force in the latest Intelligence Authorization Act, approved May 14.
-
Decoding how to update the federal workforce
A House subcommittee heard from experts in academia and industry, who together urged government to do more to diversify the cyber workforce pipeline.
-
The anti-union executive order fight continues one year later
Federal employee unions and the White House have clashed repeatedly over the last year over the line between collective bargaining rights and management overhaul.
-
US charges WikiLeaks founder with publishing classified info
In a case with significant First Amendment implications, the U.S. filed new charges Thursday against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, accusing him of violating the Espionage Act by publishing secret documents containing the names of confidential military and diplomatic sources.
-
Senate’s Pentagon budget bill would obstruct Trump from leaving NATO
In a bipartisan fashion, the Senate Armed Services Committee is showing its support for the NATO alliance.
-
Delivering a great user experience must be a top priority
Optimizing the experience so that employees can work without friction is imperative to federal agencies striving to achieve greater efficiency.
-
Yes or No: Who’s in charge? Power struggles roil Washington
Meeting by meeting, questions of competence, generational change, #MeToo politics, special counsel Robert Mueller’s report and the 2020 elections are animating the fight for power.
-
Hearing IDs staffing issues at the Transportation Security Administration
The House Committee on Homeland Security Subcommittee on Transportation and Maritime Security looked at challenges plaguing the TSA workforce.
-
US officials say foreign election hacking is inevitable
Comments before a House subcommittee by representatives from the Departments of Justice and Homeland Security underscored the challenges for federal and state governments in trying to ward off interference from Russia and other countries in the 2020 election.
