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State and Local Daily Digest: Bat Feces, Mold Prompt Fla. State Worker Lawsuit; N.Y. Fantasy Sports Settlement
Also in our news roundup: Colorado's legal marijuana laws stand, for now; a Wisconsin agency considers banning alcohol at its shooting ranges; and will Michigan pay for county response to Flint's water crisis?
Nextgov
What's Next for 18F?
The General Services Administration’s tech hub celebrated its second birthday last week.
Management
Ex-State Department 'Sextortion' Culprit Gets 57 Months in Prison
Phishing scheme run out of London threatened women with blackmail.
Nextgov
NIH Opens Small Business ‘On-Ramp' to $20B Contract
Bids from new small businesses are due by April 18, with awards expected in early 2017.
Management
Sanders's Global Victory Over Clinton
In the Democrats Abroad primary, the Vermont senator beat his rival by a wide margin and picked up nine delegates.
Management
Apple CEO: 'We Need to Decide As a Nation How Much Power the Government Should Have'
Tim Cook used the media attention to his advantage.
Pay & Benefits
Which Ex-President Cost the Government the Most in Fiscal 2015?
George W. Bush received $1.1 million in pension money and other perks under the Former Presidents Act.
Management
Defense Contractor Gets 63 Months in Prison in Navy Bribery Scandal
Singapore-based executive must also pay $35 million in restitution.
Management
Obama Signs Bipartisan Bill to Smooth Presidential Transition
New law clarifies GSA role and creates interagency council by this summer.
Management
The Brewing Government Funding Storm That Wasn’t Supposed to Happen
The political calculus is changing, and not for the better.
Management
Two Comets are Passing Close By This Week and NASA is Not Concerned
Not the end of the world, but still pretty cool.
Oversight
Cruz and Kasich Are Playing Right Into Trump's Hands
Instead of strategizing to stop Trump, his rivals are still acting like he isn’t the front-runner in the race.
Management
What to Watch During Obama's Historic Visit to Cuba
The president traveled to Havana on Sunday for a historic three-day visit.
Oversight
Last Week Tonight: Trump's Wall Won't Work, Let's Just Give Everyone Waffle Irons
John Oliver goes long on the contracting dream (or nightmare) for America's southern border.
Nextgov
White House Says Agencies Reported 77,200 Cyber Incidents in 2015
"The increasing number and impact of these incidents demonstrate that continuously confronting cyberthreats must remain a strategic priority," according to a March 18 report on compliance with agency information security laws.
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How a BYOD Telework Policy Could Put Your Agency at Risk
A NIST researcher explains why we need new cyber safety guidelines for teleworking.
Management
Remember the Time Fidel Castro Asked FDR for $10?
Obama has sent the first direct mail between Cuba and the U.S. in five decades. But it's not the first historic letter between the countries.
Management
Beefed-Up FOIA Offices Trim Backlog of Requests Governmentwide
Costs of agency processing rose 4 percent to $480 million in fiscal 2015.
Management
How to Set Priorities That Sustain Innovation
A checklist for leaders working to improve operations and maintain gains in the next administration.
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