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Black robes or bathrobes? Virus alters how the Supreme Court functions
The justices will hear arguments this month by telephone for the first time since Alexander Graham Bell patented his invention in 1876.
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The coronavirus has turned this unlikely federal agency into a predictor of economic recovery
A statistical bureau that typically takes months to release data is now doing it in near-real time as senior leaders seek to reopen the American economy.
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Indianapolis man charged in fatal shooting of postal worker
According to court documents, the defendant said he didn’t mean to kill the postal worker, but just meant to scare her.
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How telework has changed two agencies’ IT practices
Top IT officials from the Small Business Administration and the General Services Administration discussed how the pandemic has affected their agencies.
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April saw VA coronavirus cases jump four-fold, deaths up 8 times
More than 8,200 patients in VA care have contracted the fast-spreading illness.
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VA defends use of unproven malaria drug on veterans for coronavirus
Veterans Affairs Secretary Robert Wilkie on Wednesday defended the use of an unproven drug on veterans for the coronavirus, insisting they were never used as “test subjects” but given the treatment only when medically appropriate.
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Indianapolis man arrested after postal worker shot dead
Indianapolis police homicide detectives along with the U.S. Postal Inspection Service and FBI agents arrested Tony Cushingberry, 21.
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Feds can now spot the signs of pandemic phishing
Fifth Domain reached out to 24 agencies to see if they’ve seen an increase in phishing attacks since the coronavirus pandemic began. Here’s what they said.
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Interior Department inks $95M dollar deal to modernize IT system from 1990s
The five-year contract will modernize Interior’s Technical Information Management System, or TIMS, which automates business and regulatory functions.
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Trump trade office adds Amazon to ‘notorious markets’ list
President Donald Trump has clashed repeatedly with Amazon.
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Black robes or bathrobes? Virus alters how the Supreme Court functions
The justices will hear arguments this month by telephone for the first time since Alexander Graham Bell patented his invention in 1876.
-
The coronavirus has turned this unlikely federal agency into a predictor of economic recovery
A statistical bureau that typically takes months to release data is now doing it in near-real time as senior leaders seek to reopen the American economy.
-
Indianapolis man charged in fatal shooting of postal worker
According to court documents, the defendant said he didn’t mean to kill the postal worker, but just meant to scare her.
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How telework has changed two agencies’ IT practices
Top IT officials from the Small Business Administration and the General Services Administration discussed how the pandemic has affected their agencies.
-
April saw VA coronavirus cases jump four-fold, deaths up 8 times
More than 8,200 patients in VA care have contracted the fast-spreading illness.
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VA defends use of unproven malaria drug on veterans for coronavirus
Veterans Affairs Secretary Robert Wilkie on Wednesday defended the use of an unproven drug on veterans for the coronavirus, insisting they were never used as “test subjects” but given the treatment only when medically appropriate.
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Indianapolis man arrested after postal worker shot dead
Indianapolis police homicide detectives along with the U.S. Postal Inspection Service and FBI agents arrested Tony Cushingberry, 21.
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Feds can now spot the signs of pandemic phishing
Fifth Domain reached out to 24 agencies to see if they’ve seen an increase in phishing attacks since the coronavirus pandemic began. Here’s what they said.
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Interior Department inks $95M dollar deal to modernize IT system from 1990s
The five-year contract will modernize Interior’s Technical Information Management System, or TIMS, which automates business and regulatory functions.
-
Trump trade office adds Amazon to ‘notorious markets’ list
President Donald Trump has clashed repeatedly with Amazon.
-
Black robes or bathrobes? Virus alters how the Supreme Court functions
The justices will hear arguments this month by telephone for the first time since Alexander Graham Bell patented his invention in 1876.
-
The coronavirus has turned this unlikely federal agency into a predictor of economic recovery
A statistical bureau that typically takes months to release data is now doing it in near-real time as senior leaders seek to reopen the American economy.
-
Indianapolis man charged in fatal shooting of postal worker
According to court documents, the defendant said he didn’t mean to kill the postal worker, but just meant to scare her.
-
How telework has changed two agencies’ IT practices
Top IT officials from the Small Business Administration and the General Services Administration discussed how the pandemic has affected their agencies.
-
April saw VA coronavirus cases jump four-fold, deaths up 8 times
More than 8,200 patients in VA care have contracted the fast-spreading illness.
-
VA defends use of unproven malaria drug on veterans for coronavirus
Veterans Affairs Secretary Robert Wilkie on Wednesday defended the use of an unproven drug on veterans for the coronavirus, insisting they were never used as “test subjects” but given the treatment only when medically appropriate.
-
Indianapolis man arrested after postal worker shot dead
Indianapolis police homicide detectives along with the U.S. Postal Inspection Service and FBI agents arrested Tony Cushingberry, 21.
-
Feds can now spot the signs of pandemic phishing
Fifth Domain reached out to 24 agencies to see if they’ve seen an increase in phishing attacks since the coronavirus pandemic began. Here’s what they said.
-
Interior Department inks $95M dollar deal to modernize IT system from 1990s
The five-year contract will modernize Interior’s Technical Information Management System, or TIMS, which automates business and regulatory functions.
-
Trump trade office adds Amazon to ‘notorious markets’ list
President Donald Trump has clashed repeatedly with Amazon.
