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A stronger defense-industrial base starts with Congress
In an era of great power competition, America cannot afford to depend solely on one of our competitors; it leaves the country unacceptably vulnerable.
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How FEMA’s tough 2017 lessons are informing disaster response
The Federal Emergency Management Agency’s lessons learned from last year have informed disaster response in 2018 — and could prove critical as Hurricane Michael bears down on the Gulf Coast.
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A ‘virtual’ security cooperation university is coming soon
The Defense Institute of Security Cooperation Studies will also expand, as Lt. Gen. Charles Hooper seeks to strengthen education of the security cooperation workforce.
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IBM calls out JEDI ‘turning its back’ on cloud priorities
The Department of Defense’s potentially $10 billion cloud contract directly contradicts many of the stated goals of both the Trump administration and Congress, according to an IBM official.
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Why workforce is the ‘stuck gear’ in government innovation
Improving the federal workforce will be a central component to furthering government innovation, according to Office of Management and Budget Deputy Director for Management Margaret Weichert.
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Why Homeland Security is prioritizing partnerships with the military
Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen said that partnerships with the military are critical to delivering on her agency’s mission.
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VA won’t turn over documents related to outside businessmen’s influence on department policy
Concerns linger over policy discussions between VA officials and three members of Trump’s Mar-a-Lago golf club who have no official government posts.
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‘US mail is not for sale,’ say federal unions
Members of a variety of federal employee unions rallied outside congressional offices across the country and in Washington, D.C., to protest potential privatization of the U.S. Postal Service.
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Jeff Pon out as OPM director
The White House announced an acting replacement for OPM Director Jeff Pon just seven months after his confirmation to the post.
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Republican lawmakers reach agreement on federal pay raise
Republicans have reportedly come to an agreement about a proposed federal pay raise for 2019, despite it being after the official start of the fiscal year.
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A stronger defense-industrial base starts with Congress
In an era of great power competition, America cannot afford to depend solely on one of our competitors; it leaves the country unacceptably vulnerable.
-
How FEMA’s tough 2017 lessons are informing disaster response
The Federal Emergency Management Agency’s lessons learned from last year have informed disaster response in 2018 — and could prove critical as Hurricane Michael bears down on the Gulf Coast.
-
A ‘virtual’ security cooperation university is coming soon
The Defense Institute of Security Cooperation Studies will also expand, as Lt. Gen. Charles Hooper seeks to strengthen education of the security cooperation workforce.
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IBM calls out JEDI ‘turning its back’ on cloud priorities
The Department of Defense’s potentially $10 billion cloud contract directly contradicts many of the stated goals of both the Trump administration and Congress, according to an IBM official.
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Why workforce is the ‘stuck gear’ in government innovation
Improving the federal workforce will be a central component to furthering government innovation, according to Office of Management and Budget Deputy Director for Management Margaret Weichert.
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Why Homeland Security is prioritizing partnerships with the military
Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen said that partnerships with the military are critical to delivering on her agency’s mission.
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VA won’t turn over documents related to outside businessmen’s influence on department policy
Concerns linger over policy discussions between VA officials and three members of Trump’s Mar-a-Lago golf club who have no official government posts.
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‘US mail is not for sale,’ say federal unions
Members of a variety of federal employee unions rallied outside congressional offices across the country and in Washington, D.C., to protest potential privatization of the U.S. Postal Service.
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Jeff Pon out as OPM director
The White House announced an acting replacement for OPM Director Jeff Pon just seven months after his confirmation to the post.
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Republican lawmakers reach agreement on federal pay raise
Republicans have reportedly come to an agreement about a proposed federal pay raise for 2019, despite it being after the official start of the fiscal year.
-
A stronger defense-industrial base starts with Congress
In an era of great power competition, America cannot afford to depend solely on one of our competitors; it leaves the country unacceptably vulnerable.
-
How FEMA’s tough 2017 lessons are informing disaster response
The Federal Emergency Management Agency’s lessons learned from last year have informed disaster response in 2018 — and could prove critical as Hurricane Michael bears down on the Gulf Coast.
-
A ‘virtual’ security cooperation university is coming soon
The Defense Institute of Security Cooperation Studies will also expand, as Lt. Gen. Charles Hooper seeks to strengthen education of the security cooperation workforce.
-
IBM calls out JEDI ‘turning its back’ on cloud priorities
The Department of Defense’s potentially $10 billion cloud contract directly contradicts many of the stated goals of both the Trump administration and Congress, according to an IBM official.
-
Why workforce is the ‘stuck gear’ in government innovation
Improving the federal workforce will be a central component to furthering government innovation, according to Office of Management and Budget Deputy Director for Management Margaret Weichert.
-
Why Homeland Security is prioritizing partnerships with the military
Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen said that partnerships with the military are critical to delivering on her agency’s mission.
-
VA won’t turn over documents related to outside businessmen’s influence on department policy
Concerns linger over policy discussions between VA officials and three members of Trump’s Mar-a-Lago golf club who have no official government posts.
-
‘US mail is not for sale,’ say federal unions
Members of a variety of federal employee unions rallied outside congressional offices across the country and in Washington, D.C., to protest potential privatization of the U.S. Postal Service.
-
Jeff Pon out as OPM director
The White House announced an acting replacement for OPM Director Jeff Pon just seven months after his confirmation to the post.
-
Republican lawmakers reach agreement on federal pay raise
Republicans have reportedly come to an agreement about a proposed federal pay raise for 2019, despite it being after the official start of the fiscal year.
