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Play of the Day -- President Obama stars on Telemundo show, plus: Colbert forms 501c4
A daily roundup of late-night video.
Pay & Benefits
Coming Back
Thinking about leaving government? Some retirees are thinking about returning.
Defense
SAIC: Medical records for 4.9 million TRICARE beneficiaries were stolen
According to police report, computer backup tapes had been left in an employee’s parked car.
Defense
DIA marks its 50th anniversary of combining military and national intelligence
Panetta and Clapper tell a headquarters gathering that the agency blossomed in post-9/11 decade.
Defense
Hillary Clinton: Attack on Syrian envoy 'wholly unacceptable'
Assault by protesters loyal to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad was unjustified, secretary of State says.
Defense
Software licensing issues delay Pentagon's computer security plan
A unified master gold disk would greatly simplify and speed the process for implementing computer security settings across the department.
Defense
Military families to see additional leave benefits
New rule grants 12 weeks of unpaid leave to feds for issues arising from a service member’s deployment.
News
House approves funding bill until next week
Passage of the “bridge” measure went off without drama, but danger of a shutdown still looms for Tuesday.
News
Play of the Day: Tempting Chris Christie ... with fried chicken?
A daily roundup of late-night video.
Defense
FBI arrests suspect for allegedly plotting D.C. terror attack
Rezwan Ferdaus allegedly planned to fly 6-foot remote controlled airplanes into the Capitol and the fourth floor of the Pentagon.
News
Photo Gallery: Rallying for the Post Office
Images of local postal workers taking to the Washington streets.
Defense
Military continues off-label drug use, despite concerns
Defense Department's inability to track prescriptions compounds the difficulty of measuring adverse medical effects.
Oversight
Coming defense vote will alter contractor executive pay
White House and Congress remain at odds on parameters of cap on reimbursed compensation.
Defense
ICE announces nationwide arrests of thousands of convicted criminal aliens
The largest operation of its kind was part of a seven-day `cross-check’ program that reflects the agency’s refocused priorities.
Pay & Benefits
Postal Service health plan still on the radar
Opting out of the governmentwide program would relieve the agency’s prefunding burdens and bring more options to employees, official says.
News
Obama's deputy Commerce pick withdraws nomination
Terry Garcia, an executive vice president at the National Geographic Society, was named for the post in May but hasn't been confirmed.
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