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TSA officers now allowed to wear protective masks
The largest federal employee union is satisfied with the TSA’s efforts to protect its front-line airport officers.
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DHS taking new coronavirus precautions for employees and contractors
Precautions are starting at DHS’ St. Elizabeth’s campus and could be imposed elsewhere.
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Historic Maryland graves could be moved for federal facility
A Maryland District Court ruled last week that the U.S. government could obtain the 418-square-foot burial ground at Fort Meade to build national security computing facilities there.
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Federal prisons struggle to combat growing COVID-19 fears
Health officials have been warning for more than a decade about the dangers of epidemics in jails and prisons, which are ideal environments for virus outbreaks
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America should save emergency spending for emergencies
We have the chance to think differently about how Pentagon spending might look different. Let’s not waste the opportunity.
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New OPM guidance addresses another pandemic-related hiring challenge
Agencies are struggling to find open fingerprinting facilities amid closures.
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Lawyers, judges push to close immigration courts amid virus
Immigration lawyers as well as unions for judges and the Homeland Security Department’s own attorneys have jointly demanded that all courts close.
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Commission suggests creating reserve force of civilian cybersecurity experts
A new commission suggests several changes to address the government’s cybersecurity workforce problems
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VA Secretary pledges public coronavirus response won’t compromise focus on veterans
In an interview with Military Times, VA Secretary Robert Wilkie said veterans won’t lose out on care if the department is called up to provide assistance to civilian health care systems.
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Homeland Security wants to improve public health transparency
The winning company has experience helped the federal government deal with the swine flu outbreak in 2009.
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TSA officers now allowed to wear protective masks
The largest federal employee union is satisfied with the TSA’s efforts to protect its front-line airport officers.
-
DHS taking new coronavirus precautions for employees and contractors
Precautions are starting at DHS’ St. Elizabeth’s campus and could be imposed elsewhere.
-
Historic Maryland graves could be moved for federal facility
A Maryland District Court ruled last week that the U.S. government could obtain the 418-square-foot burial ground at Fort Meade to build national security computing facilities there.
-
Federal prisons struggle to combat growing COVID-19 fears
Health officials have been warning for more than a decade about the dangers of epidemics in jails and prisons, which are ideal environments for virus outbreaks
-
America should save emergency spending for emergencies
We have the chance to think differently about how Pentagon spending might look different. Let’s not waste the opportunity.
-
New OPM guidance addresses another pandemic-related hiring challenge
Agencies are struggling to find open fingerprinting facilities amid closures.
-
Lawyers, judges push to close immigration courts amid virus
Immigration lawyers as well as unions for judges and the Homeland Security Department’s own attorneys have jointly demanded that all courts close.
-
Commission suggests creating reserve force of civilian cybersecurity experts
A new commission suggests several changes to address the government’s cybersecurity workforce problems
-
VA Secretary pledges public coronavirus response won’t compromise focus on veterans
In an interview with Military Times, VA Secretary Robert Wilkie said veterans won’t lose out on care if the department is called up to provide assistance to civilian health care systems.
-
Homeland Security wants to improve public health transparency
The winning company has experience helped the federal government deal with the swine flu outbreak in 2009.
-
TSA officers now allowed to wear protective masks
The largest federal employee union is satisfied with the TSA’s efforts to protect its front-line airport officers.
-
DHS taking new coronavirus precautions for employees and contractors
Precautions are starting at DHS’ St. Elizabeth’s campus and could be imposed elsewhere.
-
Historic Maryland graves could be moved for federal facility
A Maryland District Court ruled last week that the U.S. government could obtain the 418-square-foot burial ground at Fort Meade to build national security computing facilities there.
-
Federal prisons struggle to combat growing COVID-19 fears
Health officials have been warning for more than a decade about the dangers of epidemics in jails and prisons, which are ideal environments for virus outbreaks
-
America should save emergency spending for emergencies
We have the chance to think differently about how Pentagon spending might look different. Let’s not waste the opportunity.
-
New OPM guidance addresses another pandemic-related hiring challenge
Agencies are struggling to find open fingerprinting facilities amid closures.
-
Lawyers, judges push to close immigration courts amid virus
Immigration lawyers as well as unions for judges and the Homeland Security Department’s own attorneys have jointly demanded that all courts close.
-
Commission suggests creating reserve force of civilian cybersecurity experts
A new commission suggests several changes to address the government’s cybersecurity workforce problems
-
VA Secretary pledges public coronavirus response won’t compromise focus on veterans
In an interview with Military Times, VA Secretary Robert Wilkie said veterans won’t lose out on care if the department is called up to provide assistance to civilian health care systems.
-
Homeland Security wants to improve public health transparency
The winning company has experience helped the federal government deal with the swine flu outbreak in 2009.
