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‘Anything’s possible’ — Obama points to Russia on DNC hack
President Barack Obama says Russia is likely behind the leak of Democratic National Committee emails but stops short of ascribing intent.
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Recognition Week spotlights sacrifice of public servants
The mission of federal employees may have only grown more complex in 2016, but its importance to the populace remains.
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Union wants 6,000 more TSA screeners
Long airport screening lines have Congress, DHS and now AFGE calling for more TSA officers.
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International reactions to Donald Trump’s electoral win — from Russia to the IOC
The world — from Russia to NATO to the International Olympic Committee — react to the U.S. presidential election.
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FDIC waited months to report major October data breach
According to an inspector general investigation, the FDIC CIO failed to report a significant cybersecurity incident for months after incorrectly labeling it a minor event.
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Twitter Tracker: Day 3 dispatches from RSA
It’s day three from the RSA cybersecurity conference in San Francisco and #RSAC shows interesting observations from the Twittersphere.
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How easy should it be to fire a fed?
The VA scandals spurred an accountability standoff on the Hill that could spread to other agencies.
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Public employee unions dodge a Supreme Court bullet in tie vote
The tied verdict leaves the decision of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit upholding the fee collections intact.
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Roth touts new GSA economic development plan
After a three-city tour, GSA director Denise Turner Roth was back in D.C. to talk about the Economic Catalyst Initiative.
