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Army Eyes 4G Cellular Tech for Combat Communications
Could this be the beginning of the end for JTRS?
Nextgov
Privacy Isn't Dead -- Yet
National security programs may not be the biggest threat to Americans' privacy.
Defense One
The Military Wants a Vehicle That Can Dodge Rockets By Itself
The military wants to build future vehicles that don’t just withstand assaults but avoid them. By Patrick Tucker
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Report: Agencies Aren’t Properly Vetting All Cyber Contractors
Most departments failed to assess whether IT vendors took security precautions.
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VA Secretary Wants to Improve Digital Services for Vets
Robert McDonald wants single, easy-to-use website for vets to access VA services
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How Can Local Governments Embrace Participatory Budgeting?
Chicago alderman: “We need a new governance model, one that empowers people to make real decisions about policy and spending decisions.”
Features
Crime Scene
A federal program reduced violent crime on four Indian reservations. Now comes the hard part.
News
HHS Chief Gets Behind One Cause Everyone Can Believe In
Burwell supports a Republican effort to speed discovery and dissemination of pioneering medical cures.
Defense One
The FCC Website Will Likely Crash on Wednesday
The Federal Communications Commission plays a vital role in the nation’s response to cyber incidents and it’s about to be hit by a major disruption. By Patrick Tucker
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State and Local Panelists Discuss Collaboration, IT Leadership at Nextgov Prime 2014
How can the federal government work better with its local partners?
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WH Official: Cyber Coverage Will Be a Basic Insurance Policy By 2020
Necessary data on likelihood of breaches and the cost of hacks are becoming all too clear.
Nextgov
Why Can’t Government Websites Be More Like Amazon?
It's complicated, but more federal digital services are about to start focusing on the user.
Nextgov
And the Winners Are ... 2014 Nextgov Bold Awards Recognize Tech Problem Solvers
A new system for tracking weapons of mass destruction in the field, a successful social media campaign for disaster preparedness were among the boldest of the Bold Awards winners.
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State Officials in Missouri Spar Over ‘Friday Favors’
A veto fight between Gov. Jay Nixon and the legislature is annoying local jurisdictions.
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Reno Won Tesla's Gigafactory. Was It Worth It?
It's the 10th largest incentive deal ever, with Nevada paying nearly $200,000 per job.
Nextgov
China Intercepts Researchers’ Google Searches
The government launched a "man-in-the-middle" attack against the search giant.
Nextgov
Interesting, Cool and Totally Random Things the Government is Trying to Auction Off
Need a fur coat? A watch? A lighthouse? GSA has you covered.
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What America’s Cities Can Teach Washington, D.C.
Oklahoma City, Pittsburgh and Tacoma mayors featured on NBC’s ‘Meet the Press’ in ‘Who Needs Washington?’ segment.
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Hackers Uncover Pakistanis’ Finances, Bug Korean Hacks and Exploit Celebs
Just another week in ThreatWatch, our regularly updated index of noteworthy data breaches.
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