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We get analysis from Homeland Security Today editor David Silverberg.
The Postal Service inspector general says the agency overpaid $75 billion into the Civil Service Retirement System from 1972 to 2009. Michael Thompson, Director of Capital Investments for the Postal Service Office of Inspector General, explains.
What stories made news for the week of June 20-26? Here are the most read stories across Federal News Radio 1500 AM … on the DorobekInsider.com … for Mike Causey’s Federal Report… on the Federal…
While some are saying border security is at an all-time low, others are saying it\'s never been better. What\'s really going on? We ask Steve Atkiss, a former Chief of Staff of CBP, for his thoughts.
The National Labor Relations Board reached its full five-member strength for the first time in years, so now it\'s back to business as usual. But at this point, what would that be? We talk with the board\'s chair, Wilma Liebman.
Equifax SVP sees huge savings for agencies and taxpayers.
Secretary says agency \"no longer exists\" and details new agency\'s responsibilities.
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New portal allows teachers and educators from across the country to come together in one place.
The Postal Service has approximately 189,000 delivery vehicles. As they get older, is it cheaper to replace or repair them? We get findings of a new study from Mark Duda, Deputy Assistant Inspector General for Audits at the Postal Service.
Some states excel at attracting Recovery Act project funding and quickly awarding it to contractors, while others lag far behind on both measures. Onvia\'s Michael Balsam tells us about a new study.
Gen. Stanley McChrystal loses his job after remarks to freelance reporter that reflected poorly on his civilian superiors.
Fighting stigma key to reducing solider suicides, military leaders say