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Congress unleashed $2 trillion amid pandemic. One person is overseeing how it’s spent.
Bharat Ramamurti is starting out as a watchdog of one, the sole appointee to a five-member Congressional Oversight Commission.
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Some DoD medical facilities found vulnerable to ‘violence, sabotage or terrorism’
“The security manager at one of the clinics stated that stairwell doors should be exits only, but the commander overruled him.”
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Cybersecurity AI is ready for prime time: why the skeptics are wrong
Government leaders need a stronger understanding of commercial offerings to better determine what artificial intelligence for cybersecurity is … and is not.
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Where democratic presidential candidates stand on the federal workforce
Some democratic presidential candidates have more comprehensive plans for the federal workforce than others.
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Congress passes deal to avert Thanksgiving government shutdown, but December shutdown looms
Lawmakers passed a budget extension until Dec. 20, preventing a funding disruption for now.
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Impeachment shadows Trump on trip to NATO leaders meeting
Crying foul over timing, President Donald Trump on Monday accused Democrats of scheduling this week’s impeachment hearing to undercut him during his trip abroad for a NATO summit playing out at a crucial moment for the 70-year-old military alliance.
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Kari Bingen, key DoD intelligence official, to depart Pentagon
Bingen becomes the fourth top Pentagon official to announce departures from the department in just the last week.
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Analysis: Louisiana cyberattack disrupts, but not worst-case
A recent ransomware hit on Louisiana’s state government computer servers serves as an indication of the new normal, where technology officials are always trying to combat the latest attempted attack.
