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Border Patrol needlessly spent $12M at Texas facility, says government watchdog
Over five months, Customs and Border Protection paid $5.3 million for 650,000 meals that were never ordered, according to the Government Accountability Office..
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A House Oversight Committee meeting was ‘Zoom-bombed’
One congressman wants the House Oversight Committee to stop using Zoom to conduct committee business after the panel had several incidents on a call.
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DOJ finds errors in additional warrant applications
A Justice Department watchdog report from December found errors and omissions in applications to monitor the communications of a former Trump campaign aide, and an audit released last week found problems with additional applications between 2014 and 2019.
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Want your coronavirus relief payment? New online tools will help with that deposit.
Two new Treasury web portals will allow the IRS to expedite coronavirus relief payments to Americans who didn’t file a tax return or didn’t provide banking information to the tax agency.
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Federal utility board backs CEO after Trump takes aim at salary
The board of a federal utility is criticizing “ill-informed opinions” about how much their organization’s top executive gets paid after President Donald Trump called the pay scale as “ridiculous.”
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FCC to approve spectrum plan that Pentagon claims will harm GPS
The Pentagon and other government agencies have fought for years to keep Ligado Networks from getting approval to use L-Band spectrum, but that fight appears to be on its last legs.
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Homeland Security will use a new procurement pilot program to fight COVID-19
The Department of Homeland Security announced it will use a recently established pilot program to procure innovative tools to assist in its fight against the new coronavirus.
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Newest DoD industry guidance clarifies repayments, makes prototyping easier
The Pentagon has now issued 17 pieces of guidance to the defense industry since the COVID-19 outbreak began.
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The IRS wants its own version of ‘The Sims’
The IRS is asking industry for technology that can simulate real-life events.
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Senate seeks industry’s help with internal cyberthreats
A solicitation from the Senate’s sergeant-at-arms asks for several network assessment services.
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Border Patrol needlessly spent $12M at Texas facility, says government watchdog
Over five months, Customs and Border Protection paid $5.3 million for 650,000 meals that were never ordered, according to the Government Accountability Office..
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A House Oversight Committee meeting was ‘Zoom-bombed’
One congressman wants the House Oversight Committee to stop using Zoom to conduct committee business after the panel had several incidents on a call.
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DOJ finds errors in additional warrant applications
A Justice Department watchdog report from December found errors and omissions in applications to monitor the communications of a former Trump campaign aide, and an audit released last week found problems with additional applications between 2014 and 2019.
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Want your coronavirus relief payment? New online tools will help with that deposit.
Two new Treasury web portals will allow the IRS to expedite coronavirus relief payments to Americans who didn’t file a tax return or didn’t provide banking information to the tax agency.
-
Federal utility board backs CEO after Trump takes aim at salary
The board of a federal utility is criticizing “ill-informed opinions” about how much their organization’s top executive gets paid after President Donald Trump called the pay scale as “ridiculous.”
-
FCC to approve spectrum plan that Pentagon claims will harm GPS
The Pentagon and other government agencies have fought for years to keep Ligado Networks from getting approval to use L-Band spectrum, but that fight appears to be on its last legs.
-
Homeland Security will use a new procurement pilot program to fight COVID-19
The Department of Homeland Security announced it will use a recently established pilot program to procure innovative tools to assist in its fight against the new coronavirus.
-
Newest DoD industry guidance clarifies repayments, makes prototyping easier
The Pentagon has now issued 17 pieces of guidance to the defense industry since the COVID-19 outbreak began.
-
The IRS wants its own version of ‘The Sims’
The IRS is asking industry for technology that can simulate real-life events.
-
Senate seeks industry’s help with internal cyberthreats
A solicitation from the Senate’s sergeant-at-arms asks for several network assessment services.
-
Border Patrol needlessly spent $12M at Texas facility, says government watchdog
Over five months, Customs and Border Protection paid $5.3 million for 650,000 meals that were never ordered, according to the Government Accountability Office..
-
A House Oversight Committee meeting was ‘Zoom-bombed’
One congressman wants the House Oversight Committee to stop using Zoom to conduct committee business after the panel had several incidents on a call.
-
DOJ finds errors in additional warrant applications
A Justice Department watchdog report from December found errors and omissions in applications to monitor the communications of a former Trump campaign aide, and an audit released last week found problems with additional applications between 2014 and 2019.
-
Want your coronavirus relief payment? New online tools will help with that deposit.
Two new Treasury web portals will allow the IRS to expedite coronavirus relief payments to Americans who didn’t file a tax return or didn’t provide banking information to the tax agency.
-
Federal utility board backs CEO after Trump takes aim at salary
The board of a federal utility is criticizing “ill-informed opinions” about how much their organization’s top executive gets paid after President Donald Trump called the pay scale as “ridiculous.”
-
FCC to approve spectrum plan that Pentagon claims will harm GPS
The Pentagon and other government agencies have fought for years to keep Ligado Networks from getting approval to use L-Band spectrum, but that fight appears to be on its last legs.
-
Homeland Security will use a new procurement pilot program to fight COVID-19
The Department of Homeland Security announced it will use a recently established pilot program to procure innovative tools to assist in its fight against the new coronavirus.
-
Newest DoD industry guidance clarifies repayments, makes prototyping easier
The Pentagon has now issued 17 pieces of guidance to the defense industry since the COVID-19 outbreak began.
-
The IRS wants its own version of ‘The Sims’
The IRS is asking industry for technology that can simulate real-life events.
-
Senate seeks industry’s help with internal cyberthreats
A solicitation from the Senate’s sergeant-at-arms asks for several network assessment services.
