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One thing about U.S. efforts in Afghanistan, they don't lack oversight. In fact, no less than four inspectors general operations are on the Afghanistan beat.
In today's Federal Newscast, the Pentagon said it has eliminated thousands of cybersecurity glitches over the past year thanks to hundreds of hackers around the world.
National Park Service is steward of hundreds of sites across the country that commemorate veterans, in the form of parks, battlefields and 14 national cemeteries.
Federal contractor Accenture is among the supporters of the non-profit Boulder Crest's efforts to help veterans realize their potential as regular citizens.
In today's Federal Newscast, a former employee of the Veterans Affairs Department is charged with wire fraud and bribery.
What exactly are employees' legal rights when they make a public statement, political or not, about a government official?
In today's Federal Newscast, The American Foreign Service Association penned a letter to members citing its president's concerns about the current state of the State Department workforce.
The bicycle commuter who flipped off President Trump's motorcade worked as a federal contractor. When she was identified, her boss fired her.
The Patents for Humanity Awards recognize and honor patent owners or licensees who apply technology to solve humanitarian problems.
As director of the Federal Executive Institute, Suzanne Logan exemplifies the federal government's role as the largest training and education organization.
In today's Federal Newscast, a new Government Accountability Office report finds many agencies are having trouble implementing one of the key parts of the Federal IT Acquisition Reform Act.
President Trump is insisting congressional Democrats go along with the border wall if they want an immigration reform bill.
Bad paper means veterans can't get help from the Veterans Affairs Department. Now a law firm is helping them with obtaining a discharge upgrade.
Thomas Hill of the Brookings Institution says the State Department's re-org plan looks like a lot of earlier ones, ambitious language but few specifics.