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‘No greater honor’: Federal retirees proud of public service in survey
A desire to serve the public principally motivated many of the more than 530 respondents to pursue a career, long or short, in the federal government.
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Beyond Biden’s executive order: An AI roadmap for federal agencies
In today’s hyperconnected, hybrid world, an “assume breach” mindset, a core tenant of the zero trust framework, is essential.
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How the CDAO’s GIDE series is bringing benefits of AI to the Pentagon
The Global Information Dominance Experiment series is the first to focus on cross-COCOM data integration, analytics and AI.
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What does the 2024 election mean for troops at the Mexico border?
This fall’s general election may shape the future of U.S.-Mexico military policy.
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IRS to waive penalties for millions owing back taxes
Nearly 5 million people, businesses and tax-exempt organizations — most making under $400,000 per year — will be eligible.
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Interior Dept. mandates 50% in-office presence for DC-area employees
Many large departments have issued similar orders in recent months to call broad swaths of their workforces back to offices.
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Senate confirms former NASA IG Martin as USAID watchdog
The United States Agency for International Development has a confirmed inspector general to lead oversight of foreign assistance programs and Ukraine aid.
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State Dept. hiring, overtime slash passport wait times as demand soars
The department said it issued more than 24 million passports in the fiscal year that ended Sept. 30.
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Biden to use last of Ukraine funds this month if Congress fails to act
A notification obtained by Defense News shows how Biden plans to spend the last $1 billion in Ukraine military aid, unless Congress passes new assistance.
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First-ever provision for psychedelic studies included in defense bill
Any member of the military with either post-traumatic stress disorder or traumatic brain injury can take part in a clinical study.
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‘No greater honor’: Federal retirees proud of public service in survey
A desire to serve the public principally motivated many of the more than 530 respondents to pursue a career, long or short, in the federal government.
-
Beyond Biden’s executive order: An AI roadmap for federal agencies
In today’s hyperconnected, hybrid world, an “assume breach” mindset, a core tenant of the zero trust framework, is essential.
-
How the CDAO’s GIDE series is bringing benefits of AI to the Pentagon
The Global Information Dominance Experiment series is the first to focus on cross-COCOM data integration, analytics and AI.
-
What does the 2024 election mean for troops at the Mexico border?
This fall’s general election may shape the future of U.S.-Mexico military policy.
-
IRS to waive penalties for millions owing back taxes
Nearly 5 million people, businesses and tax-exempt organizations — most making under $400,000 per year — will be eligible.
-
Interior Dept. mandates 50% in-office presence for DC-area employees
Many large departments have issued similar orders in recent months to call broad swaths of their workforces back to offices.
-
Senate confirms former NASA IG Martin as USAID watchdog
The United States Agency for International Development has a confirmed inspector general to lead oversight of foreign assistance programs and Ukraine aid.
-
State Dept. hiring, overtime slash passport wait times as demand soars
The department said it issued more than 24 million passports in the fiscal year that ended Sept. 30.
-
Biden to use last of Ukraine funds this month if Congress fails to act
A notification obtained by Defense News shows how Biden plans to spend the last $1 billion in Ukraine military aid, unless Congress passes new assistance.
-
First-ever provision for psychedelic studies included in defense bill
Any member of the military with either post-traumatic stress disorder or traumatic brain injury can take part in a clinical study.
-
‘No greater honor’: Federal retirees proud of public service in survey
A desire to serve the public principally motivated many of the more than 530 respondents to pursue a career, long or short, in the federal government.
-
Beyond Biden’s executive order: An AI roadmap for federal agencies
In today’s hyperconnected, hybrid world, an “assume breach” mindset, a core tenant of the zero trust framework, is essential.
-
How the CDAO’s GIDE series is bringing benefits of AI to the Pentagon
The Global Information Dominance Experiment series is the first to focus on cross-COCOM data integration, analytics and AI.
-
What does the 2024 election mean for troops at the Mexico border?
This fall’s general election may shape the future of U.S.-Mexico military policy.
-
IRS to waive penalties for millions owing back taxes
Nearly 5 million people, businesses and tax-exempt organizations — most making under $400,000 per year — will be eligible.
-
Interior Dept. mandates 50% in-office presence for DC-area employees
Many large departments have issued similar orders in recent months to call broad swaths of their workforces back to offices.
-
Senate confirms former NASA IG Martin as USAID watchdog
The United States Agency for International Development has a confirmed inspector general to lead oversight of foreign assistance programs and Ukraine aid.
-
State Dept. hiring, overtime slash passport wait times as demand soars
The department said it issued more than 24 million passports in the fiscal year that ended Sept. 30.
-
Biden to use last of Ukraine funds this month if Congress fails to act
A notification obtained by Defense News shows how Biden plans to spend the last $1 billion in Ukraine military aid, unless Congress passes new assistance.
-
First-ever provision for psychedelic studies included in defense bill
Any member of the military with either post-traumatic stress disorder or traumatic brain injury can take part in a clinical study.
