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The Old Post Office Pavilion Clock Tower, which remains open during the partial government shutdown, is seen above the Trump International Hotel, Friday, Jan. 4, 2019 in Washington. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)

One proposal to keep electoral politics separate from federal real estate

Some members of Congress believe former President Donald Trump had a conflict of interest. As a private citizen, Trump had leased, from the General Services…

Leasing/Property Management

Want to know more about weapons systems cyber protection? There’s a webinar for that

Cybersecurity

A due to limited supplies sign is shown on the baby formula shelf at a grocery store Tuesday, May 10, 2022, in Salt Lake City. Parents across much of the U.S. are scrambling to find baby formula after a combination of supply disruptions and safety recalls have swept many of the leading brands off store shelves. (AP Photo/Rick Bowmer)

Federal agencies’ roles in helping to solve the baby formula shortage

Congress

Aaron C Sweet

The Pentagon may not be paying enough attention to its civilian workforce

Federal Newscast

Navy

Capt. Jeff Powell, Naval Construction Battalion Center, Seabees

Navy’s construction battalion celebrates eight decades of service

Navy

What the return-to-the-office means for technology support

Workforce

In this May 24, 2018 photo New Mexico State Rep. Yvette Herrell, R-Alamogordo, speaks to voters at a GOP event in Hobbs, N.M. Now that Rep. Steve Pearce, R-Hobbs, is stepping down to run for New Mexico governor, eyes are turning to southern New Mexico where the open congressional seat that in recent years has leaned Republican could determine which party controls the U.S. House of Representatives. (AP Photo/ Russell Contreras)

House Republicans look to get feds back to the office

Federal Newscast

Can Bermudas and T-shirts ward off burnout?

Federal Report

How one agency made sure vaccines and other COVID medicines reached the poor and underserved

People

Conditions are cooling off for troubled SolarWinds

Cybersecurity

FILE - In this Feb. 8, 2021, file photo, Victor Villegas, 78, right, receives a COVID-19 vaccine shot from a health care worker at a vaccination site in the Mission district of San Francisco. As Newsom faces a likely recall, Latino advocates say engaging their communities and providing a more robust response to the pandemic could be keys to his survival. (AP Photo/Haven Daley, File)

In the pandemic, federal, state and local government responses weren’t always aligned

Workforce

Members of the Maine National Guard arrive for orientation an empty wing at Central Maine Medical Center, Thursday, Dec. 16, 2021, in Lewiston, Maine. The Guard will work as nursing assistants, helping to open a swing bed unit of the hospital that has been closed due to a nursing shortage. (AP Photo/Robert F. Bukaty)

National Guard members can unionize if and when they’re called up by governors

In today’s Federal Newscast, National Guard members on state duty can now unionize, thanks to a new Justice Department agreement.

Federal Newscast

Agencies saved about $552B by tackling fragmentation, overlap and duplication since 2011

Federal oversight bodies often look for waste, fraud and abuse. But another trio of witches also bedevils the government: Fragmentation, overlap and duplication…

Agency Oversight

Government IT glitches can keep contract bids from being received on time

Contracting

One thing government contracting shops are sticklers for is receiving bids by the stated deadline. Two days or two seconds late, and would-be contractors are out of luck. That’s true even if the government’s own IT systems screw up or cause the lateness.

Federal Drive

One proposal to keep electoral politics separate from federal real estate

Want to know more about weapons systems cyber protection? There’s a webinar for that

Federal agencies’ roles in helping to solve the baby formula shortage

The Pentagon may not be paying enough attention to its civilian workforce

Navy’s construction battalion celebrates eight decades of service

What the return-to-the-office means for technology support

House Republicans look to get feds back to the office

Can Bermudas and T-shirts ward off burnout?

How one agency made sure vaccines and other COVID medicines reached the poor and underserved

Conditions are cooling off for troubled SolarWinds

In the pandemic, federal, state and local government responses weren’t always aligned

National Guard members can unionize if and when they’re called up by governors

Agencies saved about $552B by tackling fragmentation, overlap and duplication since 2011

Government IT glitches can keep contract bids from being received on time

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