More and more politicians are starting to recognise that happiness rather than wealth might be a better way to measure their countries’ success. But with…
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Of the FBI’s nearly 5,000 active counterintelligence investigations across the country, “almost half” are related to China, with the bureau opening a new China-related counterintelligence…
Pursuant to a May executive order, the Energy Department’s Office of Electricity wants to know what measures the power sector employs to safeguard its supply…
The General Services Administration’s decision to cancel a $15 billion small business contract vehicle was a shock to many in federal contracting. But seasoned members…
This story originally appeared on Stateline. A Hollywood film producer allegedly tried to use $1.7 million from the federal coronavirus business relief fund to pay…
Agencies can fire political appointees who skirt civil service laws when converting their statuses into career employees in the run up to a presidential transition,…
The Defense Department has made enormous strides in IT innovation in the past two years. Initiatives such as the Air Force’s Kessel Run program are…
We seem to have mastered the perfect recipe for chaos: a global ecological emergency, humanitarian crises and to top it off, a pandemic of epic…
A new dashboard called the COVID-19 Health Equity Dashboard shines a light on the disparities in how the coronavirus has affected different demographic groups. Although…
A small nugget in the National Defense Authorization Act under debate on the Senate floor could have big implications by requiring Defense Department solicitations to…
Shortly after canceling one IT contract vehicle for small businesses and raising the ceiling on another, the General Services Administration released the final request for…
As the footprint of the General Services Administration’s Centers of Excellence program grows, lawmakers in both chambers are looking to codify the program into law.…
Millions of American families are finding themselves in a jam, with their jobs requiring them to return to work on site and plans from their…
Two public health measures – testing, to identify those infected, and contact tracing, to identify those who may have encountered an infected person – have…
The pandemic is transforming the way we work, and it’s transforming government, too. Following the economic impact of state stay-at-home orders, your organization is likely…
Given that bars and restaurants in many parts of the United States are beginning to reopen, while the prospects for school remain hazy almost everywhere,…
As people navigate a masked world, they’ll need to focus more on the eyes and voice to connect with those around them, a psychologist argues.…
Hopes for a summertime reprieve from COVID-19 have been dashed as cases surged in June. As infections rise, so does the need for testing. Dr.…
The General Services Administration is canceling its small business IT governmentwide acquisition contract, with plans to reissue a new solicitation. Thursday, the agency announced the…
With a unanimous vote late Wednesday night, the House Armed Services Committee approved its annual National Defense Authorization Act, which doubles down on establishing public-private…