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Senate confirms Navy, NSA veteran Coker as national cyber director
Coker’s confirmation fills a 10-month vacancy that was left after the inaugural national director, Chris Inglis, stepped down in February.
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Defense bill would expand leave for veterans joining federal workforce
Nearly one of every four civil servant has prior or existing military experience.
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Top acting Pentagon policy official announces departure
Her departure adds to the turnover affecting the Pentagon’s No. 3 position amid Sen. Tommy Tuberville’s blockade
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A guide to federal health benefits as open enrollment ends
From new benefits for Medicare beneficiaries to navigating premium increases, your guide to 2024 federal health insurance.
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OPM’s retirement application backlog falls to lowest point all year
Meanwhile, the agency has been working on a multiyear effort to modernize its retirement system.
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Democrats and Republicans see role for government in development of AI
The U.S. has a long tradition of government-led technology, including the Internet, GPS and mapping the human genome.
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What China’s increasing use of military over diplomacy means for US
The change follows a decades-long modernization of China’s military to create a “world class” force
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Sen. Ernst unveils telework ‘naughty list’ of federal agencies
“I’m calling on Biden’s bureaucrats to deck the agency halls with federal workers or sell off unused space,” she said.
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The difference between Santa’s delivery system and USPS
As the USPS navigates the challenges of holiday season deliveries, AI can revolutionize the way it addresses them.
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SEC pressed to follow other federal agencies in going paperless
Lawmakers in the House have introduced bipartisan legislation that would require the SEC to deliver documents to investors in electronic format.
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Senate confirms Navy, NSA veteran Coker as national cyber director
Coker’s confirmation fills a 10-month vacancy that was left after the inaugural national director, Chris Inglis, stepped down in February.
-
Defense bill would expand leave for veterans joining federal workforce
Nearly one of every four civil servant has prior or existing military experience.
-
Top acting Pentagon policy official announces departure
Her departure adds to the turnover affecting the Pentagon’s No. 3 position amid Sen. Tommy Tuberville’s blockade
-
A guide to federal health benefits as open enrollment ends
From new benefits for Medicare beneficiaries to navigating premium increases, your guide to 2024 federal health insurance.
-
OPM’s retirement application backlog falls to lowest point all year
Meanwhile, the agency has been working on a multiyear effort to modernize its retirement system.
-
Democrats and Republicans see role for government in development of AI
The U.S. has a long tradition of government-led technology, including the Internet, GPS and mapping the human genome.
-
What China’s increasing use of military over diplomacy means for US
The change follows a decades-long modernization of China’s military to create a “world class” force
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Sen. Ernst unveils telework ‘naughty list’ of federal agencies
“I’m calling on Biden’s bureaucrats to deck the agency halls with federal workers or sell off unused space,” she said.
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The difference between Santa’s delivery system and USPS
As the USPS navigates the challenges of holiday season deliveries, AI can revolutionize the way it addresses them.
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SEC pressed to follow other federal agencies in going paperless
Lawmakers in the House have introduced bipartisan legislation that would require the SEC to deliver documents to investors in electronic format.
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Senate confirms Navy, NSA veteran Coker as national cyber director
Coker’s confirmation fills a 10-month vacancy that was left after the inaugural national director, Chris Inglis, stepped down in February.
-
Defense bill would expand leave for veterans joining federal workforce
Nearly one of every four civil servant has prior or existing military experience.
-
Top acting Pentagon policy official announces departure
Her departure adds to the turnover affecting the Pentagon’s No. 3 position amid Sen. Tommy Tuberville’s blockade
-
A guide to federal health benefits as open enrollment ends
From new benefits for Medicare beneficiaries to navigating premium increases, your guide to 2024 federal health insurance.
-
OPM’s retirement application backlog falls to lowest point all year
Meanwhile, the agency has been working on a multiyear effort to modernize its retirement system.
-
Democrats and Republicans see role for government in development of AI
The U.S. has a long tradition of government-led technology, including the Internet, GPS and mapping the human genome.
-
What China’s increasing use of military over diplomacy means for US
The change follows a decades-long modernization of China’s military to create a “world class” force
-
Sen. Ernst unveils telework ‘naughty list’ of federal agencies
“I’m calling on Biden’s bureaucrats to deck the agency halls with federal workers or sell off unused space,” she said.
-
The difference between Santa’s delivery system and USPS
As the USPS navigates the challenges of holiday season deliveries, AI can revolutionize the way it addresses them.
-
SEC pressed to follow other federal agencies in going paperless
Lawmakers in the House have introduced bipartisan legislation that would require the SEC to deliver documents to investors in electronic format.
