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Postal Service Eyes Cuba
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Lew Cleans Up Signature for the Nation's Currency
The Plan to Open More Military Jobs to Women
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TECHNOLOGY - ALL ARTICLES
Saving More, Duplicating Less: GAO Gets Specific With Agencies
Auditors find 31 new areas of agency overlap and potential savings.
New Era for Energy Department Expected Under a Secretary Moniz
Obama's nominee faces a Senate confirmation hearing Tuesday.
North Korea Reportedly Just Moved Its Missiles a Little Closer to the U.S.
The rogue nation has shifted its mid-range Musudan missile to the east coast of the country.
Analysis: Why the GOP Should Embrace Federally Funded Studies of Ducks
Republicans should focus on the long-term benefits of scientific discovery.
Pentagon Seeks High-Tech Nuke Radiation Defenses
DARPA office is looking for pre- and post-exposure treatments to counter radiation's short-term health effects.
Analysis: The U.S. Flew B-2 Bombers Over Korea Because It Can
U.S. is responding to threats made by North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un.
Energy Dept. Overpays Contractor Executives
Oak Ridge, Tenn., officials sign off on salary that’s 80 percent too high, IG says.
USPS Ranks Last Among Postal Services Worldwide, Report Finds
The U.S. agency is burdened by legacy costs and lack of innovation.
Analysis: FCC Chairman's Resignation Is a Chance to Diversify the Administration
It's the beginning of the end of Obama's appointments.
Air Force Wants Help Running Fantasy Football League
The program would serve troops, civilians and family members at installations worldwide.
