Defense
Is Your Office Secure? Not Necessarily If You Work at These 4 Agencies
Watchdog finds some agencies have not kept up with standards for addressing facility vulnerabilities.
Management
Three Basic Truths About People That Busy Leaders Should Not Ignore
It’s sometimes too easy to lose sight of some bedrock management principles.
Management
Puerto Rico Terminates Controversial Contract to Restore Its Power
Arrangement had caused concern at FEMA and on Capitol Hill.
Management
Former Trump Campaign Chair Paul Manafort Faces 12 Federal Charges
An indictment against him for conspiracy against the United States, conspiracy to launder money, false statements, and other charges, is the first to emerge from special counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation into Russia interference in the 2016 election.
Defense
Trump's Top Intelligence Officials Confirm Russia Meddled In the U.S. Election
Russia's efforts to influence the US election have been unequivocally confirmed on the record by all top U.S. intelligence officials.
Oversight
Play of the Day: School House Trump Explains the 25th Amendment
A cartoon lays out part of the Constitution to the president.
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Ways and Means Chair: Property Tax Deduction to Remain Intact Under GOP Tax Plan
U.S. Rep. Kevin Brady's comments have implications for the fate of the state and local tax deduction, or SALT, as the Republican push to rewrite the nation's tax code continues.
Management
One Step At a Time: Simple Nudges Can Increase Lifestyle Physical Activity
Dropping old, bad habits is hard, but starting new, good ones may not be so difficult. Or so a recent study suggests. Read how a simple sign at an airport made a difference.
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The Places at Greatest Risk of Being Undercounted in the 2020 Census
A new interactive mapping tool helps to identify them.
Defense
Dunford: Time to Cut the Connections that Link ISIS’ Global Network
With the extremist group on its heels, coalition members must block its paths to Africa, Southeast Asia and elsewhere, the top US officer said.
Oversight
Lawmakers, Procurement Experts Call Puerto Rico Power Contract a 'Travesty'
Several investigations already underway for $300 million contract that "raises every red flag in the book."
Nextgov
Lawmakers Increasingly Cautious About Internet of Things
Congressional discussion on connected devices centers more on the privacy and security of citizen data.
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How Much Every State’s Annual GDP Will Increase If Dreamers Stay
California would see, at minimum, an extra $6.1 billion a year if Congress passes the bipartisan Dream Act, and other states' gains are significant—especially as Dreamers get their degrees.
Nextgov
Early Kaspersky Count Shows Anti-Virus Not Pervasive In Agencies
So far, fewer than half of agencies have reported finding the Russian anti-virus software on their systems, a DHS official said.
Defense
The Pentagon’s IED-Hunters Have a New Target: Drones
After a decade of ups and downs, JIDO has added the counter-UAV mission.
Oversight
Justice Settles with Conservative Groups That Sued IRS Claiming Targeting
Attorney general sides with those who argued tax agency acted politically.
Defense
Cuba Says Cicadas Are Behind the 'Sonic Attacks' That Injured U.S. Diplomats in Havana
Sonic weapon, or insect invasion?
Oversight
Congress Wants an Investigation of an $8,000 Party for a White House Nominee
How does a cocktail reception with lobbyists benefit homeland security, a Congressional committee asks.
Oversight
Play of the Day: A Hiccup in the JFK Files Release
A lot of the files were withheld again.
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