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Red flags in your past that could keep you from getting a security clearance. Debra Roth, partner at the law firm, Shaw, Bransford and Roth, explains
New offering from the Postal Service and the National Park Service is like the Reese\'s Peanut Butter Cup of coffee table books. David Barna, Chief of Public Affairs at the National Park Service, tells us about \"The Grandest Things\".
The Bush administration official whose job was to protect government whistleblowers stands accused of mistreating them, illegally deleting documents and withholding information from Congress. Debra S. Katz, partner at Katz, Marshall & Banks explains what\'s next
NARA finds the Federal Government does not consistently manage its records and information - particularly its electronic records - well enough to meet business needs, protect rights or assure accountability, and ensure the continued preservation and access of permanently valuable records. Laurence Brewer is the Director of the Life Cycle Management Division at NARA explains
Health Insurer Notifies More Than 409,000 Of Potential Breach
TRICARE considers first fee hike in 15 years, Contractor deaths double in Afghanistan, Treasury harnesses the wind
The billions of dollars that the ARRA has pumped through the government is giving agencies some financial management headaches. Making those headaches go away was just one topic I covered with Scott McIntyre, a principal…
EADS North America has announced that it plans to bid on the U.S. Air Force\'s tanker modernization program. Sean O\'Keefe, CEO of EADS North America, explains how the company plans to win.
A project designed during the Bush Administration to stem the flow of illegal immigration across the U.S.-Mexican border has now fallen on hard times, and formerly supportive lawmakers are now hinting of a dim future for the virtual fence. Thad Bingel, a former Chief of Staff at Customs and Border Protection, explains what\'s at stake.
OMB shifts to real time cybersecurity monitoring, cyberdefenses put to the test during annual NSA exercise, FCC considers testing cybersecurity compliancy
OPM proposes new dates for FEHBP open season, healthcare problem for Congress averted, TSP board nominees urge education, SBA considers partial relocation to Denver
The Commission on Wartime Contracting in Iraq and Afghanistan wants to know how the Army is doing in administering services contracts.
Social Security CIO: potential to be an e-business is too great to pass up. April 22, 2010
In October 2009, President Barack Obama announced a groundbreaking initiative to increase the employment of people with disabilities in the Federal Workforce. Christine Griffin, Deputy Director at OPM, tells us about an upcoming career event.