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Big data meets Big Brother in the passenger screening line

TSA considers vetting travelers by analyzing personal behavior gleaned from diverse commercial sources.

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Where are the electronic health record savings?

RAND study reverses earlier verdict on key part of Affordable Care Act.

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F-35 software isn’t ready for prime time, Pentagon report says

Evaluation cites ‘virtually no progress’ in development, integration and lab testing.

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On its way out, the U.S. will give Afghanistan its own fleet of drones

Although the type of drones hasn't been specified, the unmanned vehicles will be unarmed.

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What the NRA should fear most from government action: Research

Tasking the CDC with a scientific study of gun violence would be enlightening.

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Feds like BYOD so much they’d consider paying their agency to update their devices

Government employees estimate they gain nine hours per week in productivity.

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FBI posts Google map of bank heist photos so locals can finger the perps

The new website is aimed at deterring robberies and curbing gun violence, feds say.

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Mobile users rejoice: Superfast Wi-Fi is coming

FCC plans to boost unlicensed spectrum allocated to Wi-Fi by 35 percent.

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Air Force eyes return of mobile nuclear missiles

Rail or vehicle based systems could augment warheads stored in fixed silos.

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Maven madness: Apparently everyone’s an expert on social media

With the proliferation of ‘Ninja’ and ‘Evangelist’ on business cards, it might be time for more meaningful job titles.

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Game on for agencies and Pinterest

GSA has inked federal friendly terms of service with the social networking site.

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Teleworkers are more motivated by autonomy than bonuses

In an era of shrinking budgets, that’s good news for managers.

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Defense law aims to preempt software supply chain attacks

Pentagon officials must provide regular briefings on cyber operations and the evolution of Cyber Command.