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The COINS Act would ban the production of pennies for 10 years, cease the printing of dollar bills and revive dollar coins to replace them.
Tim Gilday, a principal of technology acceleration at CSRA, makes the case for why agencies should figure out where this new security technology could work.
An original Congressional sin sets up a brawl over CFPB.
Grant and contract spending reported under the DATA Act is practically useless.
Robin Camarote and Chris Cairns make the case for how agencies can get more value out of their consulting contracts.
Doug Taylor, a program director for HighPoint Global, describes the factors agencies should consider when modernizing citizen services.
Senior Correspondent Mike Causey says if you're hoping for a $40,000 buyout from your agency, you can forget about it, unless you work for DoD.
Jeff Neal, former CHCO at the Homeland Security Department, says there are many reasons for the lack of employee and hiring manager confidence in promotion programs.
The intelligence community is doing what other organizations do when under siege — they burnish their image.
Jason Zann, vice president and head of platform for RiskIQ, makes the case for agencies to use automation to discover and protect their systems and data.
The bicycle commuter who flipped off President Trump's motorcade worked as a federal contractor. When she was identified, her boss fired her.
If you work in government, are you a good bureaucrat or a bad bureaucrat? If not, do you use 'bureaucrat' as a term of derision? Or do you accept that there are both good and bad bureaucrats?
Eric Trexler, the executive director of national security and civilian programs for McAfee, explains why machine learning is the fastest way to identify attacks and mitigate their impact.
Federal agencies strive for online service that matches the private sector, but sometimes private-sector service stinks.