News

Sick Leave Record?

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NASA Explores Virgin Territory

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Retirement Rebuttal

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Defense

Legislators propose measure to speed up biodefense program

Program’s limited progress has attracted the attention of representatives on the House Homeland Security Committee.

Tech

Government's global news pulled from USA.gov site

Some government watchdog groups say they are pleased that GSA is now complying with federal law on its public Web site.

Defense

Panel opposes addition of Guard to Joint Chiefs Of Staff

Commission is set to announce its preference for modest changes, including the promotion of the three-star Guard chief to four-star rank.

Defense

DHS seeks to expand information-sharing program

Involving more agencies would facilitate faster exchanges of knowledge about cyber-threats and attacks, official says.

Tech

Homeland Security cyber czar sees challenges ahead

Globalization of the information technology industry means more opportunities to exploit vulnerabilities along the supply chain.

Defense

Report: Emergency health officers strained for time to train

More than half of the officers who responded to the 2005 hurricanes lacked previous deployment experience, IG finds.

Tech

GSA weighing tiered fee structure for telecom contracts

Such an arrangement would allow agencies that receive fewer services to pay lower overhead.

Tech

Group upgrades federal spending Web site

New feature will allow outside users to incorporate search results into their own computer applications.

News

It's Super-President!

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Retirement Envy

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Negroponte to New Diplomats: Don't Blend In

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Now You Get a Really Long Break

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Tech

Health agency pulls 'podcasting' page after hacking

CDC warns that public users who accessed the site the day of the breach may have contracted a virus, so they should scan their computers for problems.

Defense

New policy announced for appeals from travelers on watch lists

The most common complaints are from people on list that means they are regularly referred for secondary screening at airports.

Defense

Marine Corps, Air Force Osprey cleared to resume flying

The hybrid airplanes were barred from flying Feb. 9 after the discovery of a problem in a circuit for back-up computers.

Defense

Air Force sends Congress $16.9 billion wish list

List is substantially larger than similar documents submitted by the other military services this month.

Pay & Benefits

Highest Honor

Roughly one in 1.8 million federal employees receive the government’s top award for civilian service each year.