Dorobek Must Reads – June 23

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.

• Now that Orszag is gone, what’s next for the budget? (Slate/Roll Call/Washington Post)
• Resources: Gen. Stanley McChrystal’s comments (Rolling Stone/WSJ/NYT)
• Military attacks mental health stigmas (Federal News Radio)
• Arlington starts to return calls after cemetery scandal (Federal News Radio)
• Obama requests $600 million for border security (LA Times)
• Census reports it has reached almost all households (NYT)
• Lockheed Martin wins Defense job (WSJ)
• Health Care Reform: The Website (TechPresident)
• Britain becomes latest to slash budget, freeze salaries (washington Post)
• WikiLeaks’ founder speaks, will release documents (The Daily Beast)
• Join in NASA’s Summer of Innovation (NASA)
• What would you do with an extra hour? (WSJ)
• iPhone reviews just for you (WSJ/NYT/Andrew McAfee)

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

1. Why there’s been a backlash against feds lately
2. Comments needed for TSP beneficiary designation
3. Mobile devices can leave you open to cyber attacks
4. DorobekINSIDER: Treasurys Gross to be deputy CIO at Interior
5. In budget crisis, states take aim at pension costs
6. Government still faces numerous teleworking challenges
7. How government will eliminate user names & passwords
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9. Obama orders cuts in federal building costs
10. DorobekINSIDER: Connecting Toy Story and government and innovation

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