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The Trump administration is considering closing the State Department's Office of Global Criminal Justice.
The Forest Service uses planes in wildfire suppression. The specs for one such plane landed the agency in the thicket of a protest.
In today's Federal Newscast, new numbers the General Services Administration's Digital Analysis Program shows an increasing amount of users accessing government websites from their mobile devices.
In its first 200 days, the Trump administration has thrown a lot at federal employees.
A new lawsuit by Vietnam Veterans of America claims the way DoD is implementing a website puts sensitive data about millions of troops and veterans at risk.
Agencies will want to make sure that once employees leave, they're no longer able to access government networks.
In today's Federal Newscast, Navy Cmdr. Bobby Pitts admits to helping Glen Defense Marine Asia CEO Leonard Francis during the investigation into the defense contractor.
Former agency leaders urge collaboration, perseverance as government reorganization heads into fiscal 2018.
More senior executives chose to retire from the Senior Executive Service between 2015-2016 compared to previous years, according to the Office of Personnel Management's latest SES exit survey.
The Food and Drug Administration — and in particular its ability to collect crucial fees — is at stake in a new legislative proposal.
Innovation might be part of DIUx's name, but velocity is one of its main benefits.
With 2018 approaching, there's little time left to get the 2020 decennial count back on track. But the Census Bureau has neither a director nor a deputy.
In today's Federal Newscast, the Congressional Budget Office reiterated its earlier findings that discretionary spending will not bust established budget caps this fiscal year.