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American soldier in military uniform preventing cyber attack in military intelligence center. An US officer intercepting messages to stop terrorism. Modern warfare system surveillance concept.

New Pentagon strategy for overseas cloud appears to back away from JEDI vision

The Pentagon has a new strategy to deliver cloud services to OCONUS users, but a single, JEDI-like enterprise cloud service is conspicuously absent from…

DoD Reporter's Notebook

Pres. Biden looks to puts a hold on any midnight regulations from the Trump administration

Federal Newscast

GPO, NASA keep business humming despite forced distancing

Workforce

Agencies extend public comment period for some proposals after Regulations.gov outage

Federal Newscast

In this image provided by the Department of Transportation, deputy transportation secretary Jeffrey Rosen is shown in his official portrait in Washington. President Donald Trump has nominated Rosen to be the next deputy attorney general. (Department of Transportation via AP)

There are too many administrative actions taking place according to one DOJ official

Federal Newscast

Contractors will need to start keeping track of fake parts they come across

Federal Newscast

SBA to end self-certification after watchdogs flag ineligible companies

Contracting

Washington, D.C. skyline with highways and monuments.

With shutdown over, agency regulatory process soon to regain momentum

Government Shutdown

OGE’s new draft strategic plan commits to public engagement campaign

The draft plan also clarifies its mission and doubles down on past efforts like workforce development, modernization and enhancing efficiency.

Modernizing the Congress: The Federal Register

A printed copy of the Federal Register is delivered to every member of Congress. Rep. Steve Russell calls that a waste of paper and money.

Congress

Rep. Steve Russell: Stop printing so many copies of the Federal Register

Federal Drive

Congress seems to have a foot in two centuries. It grapples with budgets and issues in the here and now, but it does so with the technology of the last century. When it comes to the amount of paper used, even the century before that. At least one member thinks that needs to change. As the third and final installment in our series, Modernizing the Congress, Rep. Steve Russell (R-Okla.) discusses on Federal Drive with Tom Temin.

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New Pentagon strategy for overseas cloud appears to back away from JEDI vision

Pres. Biden looks to puts a hold on any midnight regulations from the Trump administration

GPO, NASA keep business humming despite forced distancing

GSA takes aim at those submitting fake comments on proposed regulations

Presidential candidate lays out plan to reshape federal workforce

Bill to eliminate pay cap for VA’s top healthcare workers passes Senate

Agencies extend public comment period for some proposals after Regulations.gov outage

There are too many administrative actions taking place according to one DOJ official

Contractors will need to start keeping track of fake parts they come across

SBA to end self-certification after watchdogs flag ineligible companies

With shutdown over, agency regulatory process soon to regain momentum

OGE’s new draft strategic plan commits to public engagement campaign

Modernizing the Congress: The Federal Register

Rep. Steve Russell: Stop printing so many copies of the Federal Register

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