Dorobek Must Reads – June 21

Each day, the DorobekInsider team searches the Web for the stories most important to the federal community. We gather them so you don’t have to.

• FBI finds 14 leak suspects during past 5 years (Secrecy News)
• In budget crisis, states take aim at pension costs (NY Times)
• Cost of seizing Fannie and Freddie surges for taxpayers (NY Times)
• New executive order further restricts lobbyists (Federal News Radio)
• VA employees misplace Blackberries (NextGov)
• Officers to get guidelines for open-source intel (FCW)
• Analysis and updates on the Gulf oil spill (NY Times)
• Education Department launches open government tool (Federal News Radio)
• Funds invest in online privacy start-ups (WSJ)
• At Digital Capital Week, an increasing focus on the social good (Washington Post)
• Yes, people still read, but now it’s social (NY Times)
• New Agers, neo-pagans see Stonehenge solstice (LA Times)

And here’s a list of what you made most popular on Friday:

1. Agencies to compile ‘do not pay list’
2. Agencies to crack down on waste, fraud, abuse
3. DOJ sues Oracle for alleged overcharging
4. Government still faces numerous teleworking challenges
5. Google Apps could help agencies move to the cloud
6. Web inventor discusses importance of open data
7. House members support Senate cyber bill
8. Analysis: SCOTUS upholds ‘sexy text’ search
9. Obama orders cuts in federal building costs
10. Dorobek Must Reads – June 17

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