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This photo provided by NASA shows Boeing's Starliner spacecraft which launched astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams to the International Space Station docked to the Harmony module's forward port on July 3, 2024, seen from a window on the SpaceX Dragon Endeavour spacecraft docked to the adjacent port. (NASA via AP)

Tom Temin Commentary

NASA shows how federal work is often life in a fishbowl

NASA enjoys high ratings from the public and its employees. Its approach to having astronauts stuck at the Space Station bolsters that confidence.

Tom Temin Commentary

Secret Service Director Cheatle likely can't hang on

Federal Report

New Social Security telework policy just might be the blueprint for everybody

Federal Report

Unelected bureaucrats do the darndest things

Acquisition

The Air Force seeks a better approach to the thorny problem of software licensing

People

FAA head resigns after effort to rebuild agency's reputation

DoD Reporter's Notebook

Despite long struggle over intellectual property, DoD still lacks bench of IP experts

whistleblower

Agency Oversight

DoD IG recognizes whistleblower for hotline tip that led to $25M settlement

Kristen Baldwin

Air Force

Air Force seeks new opportunities to apply the computer-to-prototype model of design

Samuel Washington

Workforce

New NASA mentor program links Boeing, Southern University

DoD budget, Navy

Defense

DoD wants more stimulus money for contractors, lawmaker interest is low

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Federal Newscast

DHS reminds agencies how to secure networks during the telework age

Donald Trump

Federal Newscast

OPM answers some FAQ's about surprise day off for feds

FILE - In this April 26, 2019, file photo a worker walks past a Boeing 737 MAX 8 airplane being built for Oman Air at Boeing's assembly facility in Renton, Wash. Passengers who refuse to fly on a Boeing Max won’t be entitled to compensation if they cancel. However, travel experts think airlines will be very flexible in rebooking passengers of giving them refunds if they’re afraid to fly on a plane that has crashed twice. (AP Photo/Ted S. Warren, File)

Federal Drive

Boeing says it wants to help DoD improve operations

JEDI

Defense

Exclusive SPECIAL REPORT: Failure is an option for DoD's experimental agency, but how much?

Federal Newscast

Social Security’s death records continue to be inaccurate

KC-46

Tom Temin Commentary

Lost in the din: Good news in the KC-46 tanker program

Aviation attorney Mark Dombroff

Federal Drive

Questions are being raised about how the FAA oversees the aviation industry

whistleblower

Tom Temin Commentary

When whistleblowers blow it

Patrick Shanahan

Defense News

Probe clears acting defense head of alleged bias in Pentagon

The White House Washington sign on blue background

Federal Newscast

One year later, White House to examine President's Management Agenda

SAIC

Defense

Defense-contract-heavy SAIC says it has $100 million in unpaid bills due to shutdown

Money Pile Stuck Out Of Military Khaki Coat Pocket

Defense

DoD spending doesn't align with push for innovation and near-peer competition, analysts say

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