Defense One

Crowd-Sourcing the Future of Iraq

A scenario experiment points to the next phase of the new Mesopotamia. By Jeffrey Itell

Nextgov

Disputed $103 Million DHS Employee Smartcard Project Falls Behind

Government attorneys reject latest protest pitting HP against contract winner XTec.

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EPA Employees Told to Stop Pooping in the Hallway

Agency hires consultant to tell it to watch out for misplaced bowel movements.

Defense One

Stop Arming the Police Like a Military

Protect and serve? The post-war message to American communities is being received loud and clear: 'You are the enemy.' By Tom Nolan

Defense One

It's Time Obama Lowered the Bar for Success in Iraq

President Obama might be wise to follow a ‘less is more’ strategy in Iraq. By Tara Sonenshine

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Lockheed Clinches $82.5 Million Sole-Source Cyber Range Deal

The defensewide system for simulating hacks depends on the contractor’s source code and expertise.

Defense One

A Victory in the Battle Against Mass Destruction

There are still plenty of things to be worried about, but one thing is clear: securing and destroying Syria's known chemical weapons stockpile was a major victory. By Joseph Cirincione and Geoffrey Wilson.

Nextgov

'Why-Fi' or 'Wiffy'? How Americans Pronounce Common Tech Terms

More than 30 percent of us say "meme" as "me-me" ... and other findings from a new survey.

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Is the IRS Chief a Quitter?

Lawmaker predicts Koskinen will be gone 'within several months or a year;' commissioner says he will serve out his term.

Nextgov

Twelve Agencies Seek to Hire Virtual Interns This Summer

The initiative aims to promote innovation and bring in new ideas at no cost to the participating agency.

Nextgov

IRS Chief Compares Agency’s IT System to a Model T

Agency needs $400 to $500 million to modernize its technology, Koskinen says.

Nextgov

Feds Poised to Revamp FBI.gov

Job likely requires protecting the site from hacktivists who enjoy knocking it offline to protest alleged government overreach.