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Air Force secretary raised ethical concerns about Shanahan
Heather Wilson told the Pentagon’s IG that she “felt uncomfortable” by some of Shanahan’s actions.
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Former DHS head took up cyber despite White House aversion
The potential for foreign cyberattacks to shape U.S. elections has been in the spotlight as special counsel Robert Mueller’s report outlined efforts made by Russia to steal thousands of emails and internal documents from the Democratic Party and the Clinton campaign in 2016.
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Shanahan cleared in Pentagon investigation
The move could set Shanahan up for a long-awaited nomination to the full secretary of defense position.
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Trump transfers background investigation power to Pentagon
The Department of Defense will now formally take over background investigations for the entire federal government..
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Senators oppose OPM expansion of criminal hiring check
Applicants for federal jobs may soon be required to detail conviction alternative programs they have done, in addition to any actual incarcerations.
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Watchdogs open 2nd ethics probe of top Interior officials
The investigations come just weeks after the changeover in leadership at the Department of Interior.
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Justices seem ready to OK asking citizenship on census
There appeared to be a clear divide between the court’s liberal and conservative justices in arguments in a case that could affect how many seats states have in the House of Representatives and their share of federal dollars over the next 10 years.
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Dems weigh contempt vote after White House defies subpoena
Cummings said on Tuesday in a statement that “it appears that the president believes that the Constitution does not apply to his White House, that he may order officials at will to violate their legal obligations, and that he may obstruct attempts by Congress to conduct oversight.”
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Why the government can’t lead IT innovation by itself
The federal government is no longer the monolith it once was for technology research and development.
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A second chance for feds to jump-start cyber careers
The Trump administration’s new program for retraining current federal employees for cybersecurity positions is accepting new applicants.
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Air Force secretary raised ethical concerns about Shanahan
Heather Wilson told the Pentagon’s IG that she “felt uncomfortable” by some of Shanahan’s actions.
-
Former DHS head took up cyber despite White House aversion
The potential for foreign cyberattacks to shape U.S. elections has been in the spotlight as special counsel Robert Mueller’s report outlined efforts made by Russia to steal thousands of emails and internal documents from the Democratic Party and the Clinton campaign in 2016.
-
Shanahan cleared in Pentagon investigation
The move could set Shanahan up for a long-awaited nomination to the full secretary of defense position.
-
Trump transfers background investigation power to Pentagon
The Department of Defense will now formally take over background investigations for the entire federal government..
-
Senators oppose OPM expansion of criminal hiring check
Applicants for federal jobs may soon be required to detail conviction alternative programs they have done, in addition to any actual incarcerations.
-
Watchdogs open 2nd ethics probe of top Interior officials
The investigations come just weeks after the changeover in leadership at the Department of Interior.
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Justices seem ready to OK asking citizenship on census
There appeared to be a clear divide between the court’s liberal and conservative justices in arguments in a case that could affect how many seats states have in the House of Representatives and their share of federal dollars over the next 10 years.
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Dems weigh contempt vote after White House defies subpoena
Cummings said on Tuesday in a statement that “it appears that the president believes that the Constitution does not apply to his White House, that he may order officials at will to violate their legal obligations, and that he may obstruct attempts by Congress to conduct oversight.”
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Why the government can’t lead IT innovation by itself
The federal government is no longer the monolith it once was for technology research and development.
-
A second chance for feds to jump-start cyber careers
The Trump administration’s new program for retraining current federal employees for cybersecurity positions is accepting new applicants.
-
Air Force secretary raised ethical concerns about Shanahan
Heather Wilson told the Pentagon’s IG that she “felt uncomfortable” by some of Shanahan’s actions.
-
Former DHS head took up cyber despite White House aversion
The potential for foreign cyberattacks to shape U.S. elections has been in the spotlight as special counsel Robert Mueller’s report outlined efforts made by Russia to steal thousands of emails and internal documents from the Democratic Party and the Clinton campaign in 2016.
-
Shanahan cleared in Pentagon investigation
The move could set Shanahan up for a long-awaited nomination to the full secretary of defense position.
-
Trump transfers background investigation power to Pentagon
The Department of Defense will now formally take over background investigations for the entire federal government..
-
Senators oppose OPM expansion of criminal hiring check
Applicants for federal jobs may soon be required to detail conviction alternative programs they have done, in addition to any actual incarcerations.
-
Watchdogs open 2nd ethics probe of top Interior officials
The investigations come just weeks after the changeover in leadership at the Department of Interior.
-
Justices seem ready to OK asking citizenship on census
There appeared to be a clear divide between the court’s liberal and conservative justices in arguments in a case that could affect how many seats states have in the House of Representatives and their share of federal dollars over the next 10 years.
-
Dems weigh contempt vote after White House defies subpoena
Cummings said on Tuesday in a statement that “it appears that the president believes that the Constitution does not apply to his White House, that he may order officials at will to violate their legal obligations, and that he may obstruct attempts by Congress to conduct oversight.”
-
Why the government can’t lead IT innovation by itself
The federal government is no longer the monolith it once was for technology research and development.
-
A second chance for feds to jump-start cyber careers
The Trump administration’s new program for retraining current federal employees for cybersecurity positions is accepting new applicants.
