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Time to Treat the VA's Problems as DOD's Problems

The VA's letdowns are now the Defense Department's problem, too. It’s time VA readiness were on par with DOD readiness. By Alexander Nicholson

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The Lawmaker’s Art of Rushing Questions and Awaiting No Answers

Video evidence that lawmakers are often more interested in asking questions than getting answers.

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The Government Has Something IT Pros Want: Training

Professional development opportunities could help agencies retain IT talent.

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The Untested Mobile Security System Defense Just Bought Isn't Functioning at USDA

The same contractors are providing both departments with similar software to prevent government-issued consumer gadgets from compromising networks.

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Hagel Presses Congress with Grim Alternatives to Sequestration

Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel's SCMR lays out tough choices for Congress on how to cut the defense budget without sequestration. By Stephanie Gaskell

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Introducing ThreatWatch: A New Way to Explore the Evolving World of Cyber Dangers

Index of breaches hitting sectors worldwide provides an ever-changing look at the risks of the digital era.

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NSA Chief Asks Techies for Help, Not Backbench Criticism

'If you disagree with what we’re doing then you should help us twice as much,' Alexander Says.

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The Highest-Performing Operation in Government

Would you believe a federal office has been called the most efficient in the world?

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The Real Bradley Manning Problem

The government still doesn’t know how to share intelligence.

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Hagel to Reveal Sequester Review, Three Paths for Pentagon Future

With the Strategic Choices and Management Review in hand, Hagel will present three budget scenarios and their consequences to the Defense Department. By Stephanie Gaskell

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How the Bradley Manning Verdict Avoided a Serious Chill on Whistleblowing

And what it means for the future of national security leaks.

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Social Learning May Soon Come to Your Agency

OPM successfully piloted an online training project that incorporates social tools.

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A Dozen Agencies Produced 19 Finalists for Tech Innovation Awards

Nextgov’s Bold Awards program recognizes feds using technology to make government work better.

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Turkish Group Might Be Behind White House Hacks, Analysts Say

Forensics specialists trace malicious emails to a webpage associated with supporters of the Islamist organization.

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Drones Approved for Commercial Flights

Aircraft will operate in Alaska to survey ice floes, whales and oil spills.

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Collecting Personal Information: NSA Yes, IRS No

House intelligence chairman defends anti-terrorist data collection.

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Get Ready for Your Close-Up: Your Next Job Interview Probably Won't Be in Person

More hiring managers are skipping face-to-face meetings, something many candidates say they prefer.

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Obama's Whistleblower Witchunt Won't Work at DOD

The U.S. has tried something like President Obama’s 'Insider Threat Program' before. It didn’t work then and it won’t work now. By Gabe Rottman