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The great tax debate is alive and well on Capitol Hill this week. While no bill is dealing with death directly, there's a new one on health care insurance.
In today's Federal Newscast, a bill to give congressional committees more tools in making agencies comply with subpoenas gets through its first legislative hurdle.
It's designed to develop and purchase large, expensive weapons systems while holding to the tenets of competition, transparency and integrity, but that means it can’t keep up with cybersecurity defense.
Panel recommends creating federal entity to collate statistics and provide more privacy protection for stakeholders.
The Defense Department says it wants to begin a new era of open communications with industry, seeking input to improve defense acquisitions.
The Government Accountability Office has been tracking IRS technology investment performance for the same 25 years. How are things looking in fiscal 2018?
A little-known unit of Customs and Immigration Enforcement specializes in tracking down criminals on the darknet.
As the Defense Department and the Veterans Affairs Department continue to move to electronic records, AMSUS Director and former Navy Surgeon General Michael Cowan describes what benefits the new system will bring.
In today's Federal Newscast, House Oversight and Government Reform Committee Chairman Trey Gowdy (R-SC) sent letters to 16 agencies demanding they respond to committee inquiries about leaders using private email accounts for official business.
A group assembled by the National Academies has recommended the creation of a new federal statistical entity.
A coalition of contractor groups have commented on proposed changes to solicitation provisions and contract clauses in D-FARS
Debbie Bucci, IT architect at HHS, joined Federal Drive to discuss some earlier concepts in the research and development of Blockchain technology for healthcare
In today's Federal Newscast, an audit by NASA's Office of Inspector General says the agency's Office of the Chief Information Officer may be unable to manage it's IT assets.
The Chamber of Commerce says the office is more interested in headlines and fat payouts than in correcting business practices of federal contractors.