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An OPM split could cause problems, but is its ‘greatest risk’ already here?
Acting OPM Director Margaret Weichert says doing nothing could impact Office of Personnel Management operations more than the Trump administration’s plan to split off its pieces.
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House Democrats aim to slash DoD’s money-moving authority over Trump’s border wall ‘gimmicks’
House Democrats are proposing a Pentagon spending bill that slashes the amount of money the military can shift between accounts.
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Cyber Solarium sets ambitious goals for U.S. digital strength
A group of 14 congressmen, government officials and private sector experts are tasked with developing policies for three far-ranging cybersecurity areas.
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Government improvement challenge to look for many solutions in one
Up to three winners could receive $300,000 for proposals on how the new Government Effectiveness Advanced Research Center could improve government performance.
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Storm-ravaged bases wait on Washington for repair money
Hundreds of millions of repair dollars are at stake for several stateside military bases.
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2 Chinese men indicted for hacking Anthem
The Justice Department said the two also hacked three other U.S.-based companies it did not name, one in the technology sector, the others in basic materials and communications.
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Hundreds gather at ceremony to bid farewell to Rosenstein
Attorney General William Barr and former Attorney General Jeff Sessions were among the speakers, praising Rosenstein’s dedication to a difficult job.
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How Congress can better protect whistleblowers from retaliation
The Government Accountability Office wants congressional offices to take certain steps when interacting with federal whistleblowers.
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A dozen companies chosen to work on up to $5B in construction projects for Trump’s border wall
The project is in response to the President’s 2017 executive order.
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26 feds are finalists for Service to America awards
The Partnership for Public Service’s 2019 Sammies award finalists span 20 agencies and made advancements for the public in areas such as science, technology and management.
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An OPM split could cause problems, but is its ‘greatest risk’ already here?
Acting OPM Director Margaret Weichert says doing nothing could impact Office of Personnel Management operations more than the Trump administration’s plan to split off its pieces.
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House Democrats aim to slash DoD’s money-moving authority over Trump’s border wall ‘gimmicks’
House Democrats are proposing a Pentagon spending bill that slashes the amount of money the military can shift between accounts.
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Cyber Solarium sets ambitious goals for U.S. digital strength
A group of 14 congressmen, government officials and private sector experts are tasked with developing policies for three far-ranging cybersecurity areas.
-
Government improvement challenge to look for many solutions in one
Up to three winners could receive $300,000 for proposals on how the new Government Effectiveness Advanced Research Center could improve government performance.
-
Storm-ravaged bases wait on Washington for repair money
Hundreds of millions of repair dollars are at stake for several stateside military bases.
-
2 Chinese men indicted for hacking Anthem
The Justice Department said the two also hacked three other U.S.-based companies it did not name, one in the technology sector, the others in basic materials and communications.
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Hundreds gather at ceremony to bid farewell to Rosenstein
Attorney General William Barr and former Attorney General Jeff Sessions were among the speakers, praising Rosenstein’s dedication to a difficult job.
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How Congress can better protect whistleblowers from retaliation
The Government Accountability Office wants congressional offices to take certain steps when interacting with federal whistleblowers.
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A dozen companies chosen to work on up to $5B in construction projects for Trump’s border wall
The project is in response to the President’s 2017 executive order.
-
26 feds are finalists for Service to America awards
The Partnership for Public Service’s 2019 Sammies award finalists span 20 agencies and made advancements for the public in areas such as science, technology and management.
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An OPM split could cause problems, but is its ‘greatest risk’ already here?
Acting OPM Director Margaret Weichert says doing nothing could impact Office of Personnel Management operations more than the Trump administration’s plan to split off its pieces.
-
House Democrats aim to slash DoD’s money-moving authority over Trump’s border wall ‘gimmicks’
House Democrats are proposing a Pentagon spending bill that slashes the amount of money the military can shift between accounts.
-
Cyber Solarium sets ambitious goals for U.S. digital strength
A group of 14 congressmen, government officials and private sector experts are tasked with developing policies for three far-ranging cybersecurity areas.
-
Government improvement challenge to look for many solutions in one
Up to three winners could receive $300,000 for proposals on how the new Government Effectiveness Advanced Research Center could improve government performance.
-
Storm-ravaged bases wait on Washington for repair money
Hundreds of millions of repair dollars are at stake for several stateside military bases.
-
2 Chinese men indicted for hacking Anthem
The Justice Department said the two also hacked three other U.S.-based companies it did not name, one in the technology sector, the others in basic materials and communications.
-
Hundreds gather at ceremony to bid farewell to Rosenstein
Attorney General William Barr and former Attorney General Jeff Sessions were among the speakers, praising Rosenstein’s dedication to a difficult job.
-
How Congress can better protect whistleblowers from retaliation
The Government Accountability Office wants congressional offices to take certain steps when interacting with federal whistleblowers.
-
A dozen companies chosen to work on up to $5B in construction projects for Trump’s border wall
The project is in response to the President’s 2017 executive order.
-
26 feds are finalists for Service to America awards
The Partnership for Public Service’s 2019 Sammies award finalists span 20 agencies and made advancements for the public in areas such as science, technology and management.
