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In this Tuesday, June 18, 2019 photo a sign for the entrance to the National Archives is seen in College Park, Md. A Virginia National Guard sergeant is accused of stealing World War II-era dog tags from the National Archives and Records Administration in Maryland, at least the second theft case involving the research facility. Robert Rumsby, of Fredericksburg, Va., told investigators he took dog tags that belonged to four U.S. airmen killed in plane crashes in 1944, according to a criminal complaint filed in federal court last month. (AP Photo/Michael Kunzelman) — Stolen_Dog_Tags_78124

Federal Insights

Tennessee Valley Authority takes on NARA's digitization mandate
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Records are made up of a variety of formats. What were primarily reports on paper make up about 70% of what is generated at TVA.

Big Data

NARA targets collaboration platforms, social media for improved records management

Management

Veteran records bill advances in Senate, but panel deadlocks on NARA nominee

Veterans Affairs

Congress investigating whether companies are profiting off veterans disability claims backlog

Federal Newscast

Senators want to eliminate any conflicts of interest with government contractors

Federal Newscast

GAO: Agencies had trouble dealing with major cyber incidents in 2020

Open Data/Transparency

Library of Congress seeks public's help in releasing WWII-era Law Library documents

Paul Friday, Census Bureau

People

Census Bureau senior scientist, Sammies finalist, to thank for game-changing data developments

National Archives and Records Administration - National Personnel Records Center

Management

Once it resolves the records backlog, NARA believes it'll emerge from the pandemic more efficient than before

National Archives at Seattle

Facilities/Construction

OMB blocks sale of National Archives facility listed as underutilized, citing tribal records

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IT Modernization

NARA gauging agencies’ confidence to meet 2022 e-records deadline after COVID-19 delays

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Congress

Library of Congress gathering pandemic documents, artifacts to preserve history

Donald Trump

Agency Oversight

Will Trump's mishandling of records leave a hole in history?

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Navy

Storing the Navy's history for safe keeping

Arlene Gaylord, FBI

Facilities/Construction

FBI's newest piece of real estate is run with robots

Veterans Affairs Secretary Robert Wilkie speaks during a coronavirus task force briefing at the White House, Sunday, April 5, 2020, in Washington. (AP Photo/Patrick Semansky)

Federal Newscast

Veterans Affairs lays out reopening plan for facilities

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Veterans Affairs

Blue water Navy veterans can thank NARA for their new benefits

Bill Tinston, Lee Payne

Federal Drive

DoD rolls out new records systems one installation at a time, starting with Travis AFB

FILE - In this June 22, 2012 file photo, a smoker extinguishes a cigarette in an ash tray in Sacramento, Calif. If you quit smoking and gain weight, it may seem like you’re trading one set of health problems for another. But a new U.S. study released on Wednesday, Aug. 15, 2018 finds you’re still better off in the long run. (AP Photo/Rich Pedroncelli, File)

Federal Newscast

VA extends smoking ban to employees, irking union

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Amtower Off-Center

930gov: Where IT comes together

Medical records

Tom Temin Commentary

OMB, NARA nudge paperless government

Management

Paper records phase-out looks to 'accelerate digital transformation'

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Technology

NARA considers blockchain to verify records amid rise in deepfake videos

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