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18F, the General Services Administration's tech squad says what data breach? The agency responds to a recent GSA Office of Inspector General report saying it exposed employees sensitive information on the messaging application Slack
Congressional Republicans continue to weigh whether or not they want to move to impeach the head of the IRS. The House Judiciary Committee said it plans to have two hearings over the next several weeks to look into possible misconduct of Commissioner John Koskinen.
The Office of Personnel Management says it has made great strides over the last year to shore up its cybersecurity. Almost a year after announcing it suffered a major breach
The Federal Headlines is a daily compilation of the stories you hear discussed on the Federal Drive. The General Services Administration and the Commerce Department are teaming with the city of San Francisco to launch…
The Veterans Affairs Department has settled a retaliation complaint with a high-profile whistleblower through the Office of Special Counsel's mediation program.
Justice officials said former Marine Contracting Officer David Liu worked with two government contractors to exchange protected procurement information of competitors to rig the bidding process for a multimedia services Navy contract in Somalia.
Labor Department Secretary Thomas Perez, speaking at a roundtable event on paid family and medical leave, said requirements for all federal contractors to have leave policies will likely be enacted by the end of the year.
In Thursday's Federal Headlines, executive branch agencies hired 6,000 more veterans in fiscal 2015 than they did the year before. Nearly 32 percent of new hires to the federal workforce in 2015 were veterans.
The Partnership for Public Service has announced 32 federal employees as finalists for this year's Service to America Medal awards as part of Public Service Recognition Week.
A bill that prevents federal applicants who commit some sort of misconduct before or during the background check process from getting a security clearance is back on the table in the Senate.
On the heels of the Senate passing the FOIA Improvement Act, House lawmakers want a new study on how agencies are meeting the current law.
Sens. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.) and Tom Carper (D-Del.) asked OMB Director Shaun Donovan when his agency will finalize Circular A-130.
The House has passed a bill to shorten the amount of time federal employees under misconduct investigation can be on paid administrative leave.
Two Florida residents have pleaded guilty in a conspiracy to defraud more than 10 federal agencies.