"It gets complicated when the president weighs in with an apparent conclusion or one that could be misread as an apparent conclusion," said David Robbins.
Summary: Quantum computing may still be developing, but the planning decisions facing agencies aren't. Federal leaders already have guidance for preparing their organizations for a quantum future.
The American Federation of Government Employees Council 238 filed a lawsuit Tuesday, alleging that EPA leadership violated the Administrative Procedure Act and the First Amendment when it terminated ...
The Pentagon is moving forward with a directive to cut 20% of positions held by generals and admirals by Jan. 1, a Pentagon official confirmed Tuesday.
Cairncross’s comments are the latest sign that the Office of the National Cyber Director has been involved in ensuring the final CIRCIA rules fit into a patchwork of existing cyber incident reporting ...
With the election approaching, senators would normally rather be home talking with voters. Instead, Senate leaders appear prepared to keep members in Washington for another week as several unfinished ...
The Force Agility and Streamlining Team, or FAST, looks to root out wasteful contracts, unnecessary bureaucracy and inefficient processes and funnel those resources to higher priorities, the ...
Summary: The Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs has eliminated many disability-related compliance requirements that federal contractors have followed for years. The underlying legal ...
A breach of the Defense Manpower Data Center’s information system exposed the personal information of more than 3 million people with ties to the U.S. military, a Pentagon official told Federal News ...
Some military families are navigating a challenging fall, building a new sense of home and community
Six months into Operation Epic Fury, military families are dealing with the realities of deployments while many are still settling into new duty stations after another busy PCS season. At the same ...
The Army has officially lifted its civilian hiring freeze, nearly 20 months after President Donald Trump imposed a governmentwide hiring freeze on his first day back in office.
The second involved data management, said Jennifer Johnson, deputy assistant secretary for acquisitions and the senior procurement executive at HHS. It was clear that the department could drive ...
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