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DoJ wants participants to combine DEA data with other public health and safety data to drive insights that could save lives in the drug crisis.
The Defense Department runs programs to help service members prepare. For those who risk loss of income or housing, DoD offers what it calls "warm handovers."
Contractors feeling beset by false claims act lawsuits, feel that way for good reason. The number of cases launched by the Justice Department reached 500 cases.
Chronic kidney disease affects veterans in greater proportions than in the general population.
Zakiya Carr Johnson is a former White House official and former director of State's Race, Ethnicity and Social Inclusion Unit.
The Defense Department's Cyber Crime Center reached a remarkable milestone late last month. Its Vulnerability Disclosure Program processed report number 50,000.
The Biden administration's 2025 budget request includes $1.6 billion for the Census Bureau and an increase of $218 million from what was just enacted for 2024.
Election years tend to dampen contracting. If an incumbent loses re-election, policy shifts and new people can put contracts on hold.
That's still below the governmentwide goal of 5% of all contracting dollars going to women-owned small businesses.
She is 24-year Army veteran and she spent several years in the congressional branch as deputy director of the Government Publishing Office.
With the era of near-zero inflation over, retirement planning has taken on new urgency, because a fixed income and rising prices don't make a good combination.
Congress is out on recess now. Still they have got issues to deal with, including some "local" ones, like how to fund the a replacement bridge in Baltimore.
USPS retirees who are eligible for Medicare Part B, but do not have it, can sign up between now and September 1 without having to pay a penalty.
A non-profit grantee in a cooperative agreement with the Commerce Department, plans to seed the country with specialized nerds.