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Encrypted Federal Radios Can Be as Revealing as Police Scanners

Research shows national security investigators inadvertently broadcast voice transmissions in U.S. cities.

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DHS Creates Cyber Internships for Community College Students, Veterans

The unpaid volunteer program provides an opportunity to learn critical skills.

Management

How the Rise of Telework Is Changing Our Cities

As we plan cities of the future, the line between work and home is quickly collapsing.

Tech

Analysis: The End of Government as We Know It

The inevitable results of 'radical connectivity.'

Defense

Second Boston Bombing Suspect Alive and in Custody

Obama vows to investigate, says victims and survivors 'deserve answers.'

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Timeline: Crowdsourcing Law Enforcement

Police have been enlisting the public’s help in identifying criminals for longer than you might think.

Defense

'Soft Targets' Remain Vulnerable to Terrorist Attacks

Attention will eventually turn to how to prevent another attack like the marathon bombings.

Management

Why Would Anyone Want to Run for Congress?

How political parties seduce citizens into positions in the nation’s most despised club.

Management

Do Good Leaders Sacrifice With Their Employees?

Did Obama and Hagel's offers to forfeit part of their salaries really mean anything?

Management

Ask EIG: How To Get Through An Interview for the SES

What should I do if I get an interview to join the SES?

Tech

VA to Fast-Track Oldest Disability Claims

Vets waiting a year or longer for benefits will receive priority.

Defense

How the Boston Bombing Suspects Became U.S. Citizens

Immigration attorney walks The Atlantic Wire through the process.