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Trump, take note: Library of Congress to trim Twitter archive
The Library of Congress has decided to change its strategy for collecting and preserving tweets for posterity by switching to a more event-based strategy that collects around elections or issues of ongoing national interest.
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Motivated by mission: Is the honor of public service enough for a new generation of feds?
Is the honor of public service enough for a new generation of feds?
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GSA releases contract for login.gov
The domain aims to provide the public with “secure and private online access to participating government programs” through a single account.
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Congress passes temporary spending bill to avert shutdown; goes to Trump
UPDATED: The House and Senate have passed a continuing resolution for the federal budget, averting government shutdown until Jan. 19, 2018.
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Shutdown Watch: How Congress’ budget decisions will impact federal employees
Though a few options for that resolution are currently on the table, Republicans are struggling to agree on what that entails, according to reports, creating the looming threat of a shutdown for federal employees.
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Agencies rarely use special pay authorities, GAO finds
Though federal agencies have a variety of authorities to provide critical employees with additional compensation, a recent Government Accountability Office report found that these authorities were used for few employees in 2016.
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Feds officially pin WannaCry ransomware attack on North Korea
Homeland Security Adviser Tom Bossert announced Tuesday that the U.S. is officially attributing the cyberattack to the North Korean government.
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Still time to Show Some Love [Live]
CFC National Capital Area (CFCNCA) Chair Vince Micone joins Federal Times Live to chat about this year’s campaign, the extended deadline and new ways to give.
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Kaspersky to file lawsuit over DHS ban
Moscow-based Kaspersky Labs announced today that it will be filing an appeal in U.S. federal court over the Department of Homeland Security’s binding operational directive to ban the use of all Kaspersky products within the federal government.
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Legislation would create a website for congressionally mandated reports
A recently-introduced piece of legislation in the House of Representatives would require the Director of the Government Publishing Office to create and maintain a website with publicly available electronic copies of all congressionally mandated reports.
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Trump, take note: Library of Congress to trim Twitter archive
The Library of Congress has decided to change its strategy for collecting and preserving tweets for posterity by switching to a more event-based strategy that collects around elections or issues of ongoing national interest.
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Motivated by mission: Is the honor of public service enough for a new generation of feds?
Is the honor of public service enough for a new generation of feds?
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GSA releases contract for login.gov
The domain aims to provide the public with “secure and private online access to participating government programs” through a single account.
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Congress passes temporary spending bill to avert shutdown; goes to Trump
UPDATED: The House and Senate have passed a continuing resolution for the federal budget, averting government shutdown until Jan. 19, 2018.
-
Shutdown Watch: How Congress’ budget decisions will impact federal employees
Though a few options for that resolution are currently on the table, Republicans are struggling to agree on what that entails, according to reports, creating the looming threat of a shutdown for federal employees.
-
Agencies rarely use special pay authorities, GAO finds
Though federal agencies have a variety of authorities to provide critical employees with additional compensation, a recent Government Accountability Office report found that these authorities were used for few employees in 2016.
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Feds officially pin WannaCry ransomware attack on North Korea
Homeland Security Adviser Tom Bossert announced Tuesday that the U.S. is officially attributing the cyberattack to the North Korean government.
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Still time to Show Some Love [Live]
CFC National Capital Area (CFCNCA) Chair Vince Micone joins Federal Times Live to chat about this year’s campaign, the extended deadline and new ways to give.
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Kaspersky to file lawsuit over DHS ban
Moscow-based Kaspersky Labs announced today that it will be filing an appeal in U.S. federal court over the Department of Homeland Security’s binding operational directive to ban the use of all Kaspersky products within the federal government.
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Legislation would create a website for congressionally mandated reports
A recently-introduced piece of legislation in the House of Representatives would require the Director of the Government Publishing Office to create and maintain a website with publicly available electronic copies of all congressionally mandated reports.
-
Trump, take note: Library of Congress to trim Twitter archive
The Library of Congress has decided to change its strategy for collecting and preserving tweets for posterity by switching to a more event-based strategy that collects around elections or issues of ongoing national interest.
-
Motivated by mission: Is the honor of public service enough for a new generation of feds?
Is the honor of public service enough for a new generation of feds?
-
GSA releases contract for login.gov
The domain aims to provide the public with “secure and private online access to participating government programs” through a single account.
-
Congress passes temporary spending bill to avert shutdown; goes to Trump
UPDATED: The House and Senate have passed a continuing resolution for the federal budget, averting government shutdown until Jan. 19, 2018.
-
Shutdown Watch: How Congress’ budget decisions will impact federal employees
Though a few options for that resolution are currently on the table, Republicans are struggling to agree on what that entails, according to reports, creating the looming threat of a shutdown for federal employees.
-
Agencies rarely use special pay authorities, GAO finds
Though federal agencies have a variety of authorities to provide critical employees with additional compensation, a recent Government Accountability Office report found that these authorities were used for few employees in 2016.
-
Feds officially pin WannaCry ransomware attack on North Korea
Homeland Security Adviser Tom Bossert announced Tuesday that the U.S. is officially attributing the cyberattack to the North Korean government.
-
Still time to Show Some Love [Live]
CFC National Capital Area (CFCNCA) Chair Vince Micone joins Federal Times Live to chat about this year’s campaign, the extended deadline and new ways to give.
-
Kaspersky to file lawsuit over DHS ban
Moscow-based Kaspersky Labs announced today that it will be filing an appeal in U.S. federal court over the Department of Homeland Security’s binding operational directive to ban the use of all Kaspersky products within the federal government.
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Legislation would create a website for congressionally mandated reports
A recently-introduced piece of legislation in the House of Representatives would require the Director of the Government Publishing Office to create and maintain a website with publicly available electronic copies of all congressionally mandated reports.
