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Insider Threat
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Tech
FBI to begin second phase of case management project
It will involve building out a Web portal for the case management system, known as Sentinel.
Oversight
IG says he cannot afford to open probes in Iraq
Top State Department auditor is defending himself against accusations that he hindered investigations that could have been embarrassing for the Bush administration.
Defense
Nuclear power rule for future Navy ships divides Hill negotiators
House language would require nuclear power for all major vessels, including destroyers and cruisers; opponents question whether that’s feasible.
Defense
Air Force chief describes future bomber
New aircraft will be delivered by 2018 and will be agile enough to penetrate enemy defenses in daylight, Gen. Michael Moseley says.
Oversight
House leads push to strengthen small business contracting
Procurement legislation passes as Senate Small Business Committee leaders work on their own measure.
News
Air Force Gen. T. Michael Moseley Transcript, Part One
A transcript of Government Executive 's Oct. 30 Leadership Breakfast.
Defense
Hill doubts TSA’s timeline for port identification card program
Completion is years away and success is still up in the air, GAO says.
Defense
Pentagon to add 75,000 employees to new personnel system
Latest installment will bring the total number of civilians working under the performance-based pay system to 184,000.
Oversight
Bush nominates former North Dakota governor as Agriculture secretary
Edward Schafer will replace Mike Johanns, who resigned last month to launch a Senate bid.
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