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This New York-based company was just caught allegedly selling Chinese-made hardware to the DoD
Some of these hardware solutions included ground-based radar, turnstiles, and closed-circuit television systems, all of which the company claimed were manufactured in America.
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Border wall opponents in court trying to stop military funding for construction
A federal appeals court heard arguments Tuesday on a bid to halt military funding for construction of President Donald Trump’s border wall as the pace of construction raises questions about whether time is running out for the administration’s critics.
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Report: Election vendors are ‘prime targets,’ need oversight
The Brennan Center for Justice on Tuesday issued the report, which calls on Congress to establish a framework for federal certification of election vendors.
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Interior proposes coveted deal to ex-client of agency head
Conservation groups are demanding fuller disclosure of financial terms and an environmental review of the proposed deal for the California’s Westlands Water District, the nation’s largest agricultural water supplier.
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Air Force: No evidence of wrongdoing in aircrew stays at Trump resort
Rep. John Garamendi, D-Calif., chairman of the House Armed Services readiness subcommittee, blasted Air Force aircrews’ stays at Trump Turnberry as a “blatant violation” of the Constitution’s emoluments clause.
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VA office charged with protecting whistleblowers hurts them instead, investigators say
The VA inspector general found widespread concerns with the two-year-old office, and multiple practices that would discourage employees from reporting wrongdoing.
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Is Homeland Security prepared for its central role in cybersecurity?
A new DHS inspector general report found significant shortfalls in a workforce expected to secure federal networks.
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Is there a plan to protect the electric grid from cyberattacks?
The Government Accountability Office examined whether a national strategy exists to identify and respond to cybersecurity threats.
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Why can’t the Pentagon use more open source code?
Congress’ watchdog agency found that the Pentagon is well short of compliance on making custom code open source.
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New research center tackles deep space and deepfakes
In its first conference, the center tackled deep fakes and deep space policy.
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This New York-based company was just caught allegedly selling Chinese-made hardware to the DoD
Some of these hardware solutions included ground-based radar, turnstiles, and closed-circuit television systems, all of which the company claimed were manufactured in America.
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Border wall opponents in court trying to stop military funding for construction
A federal appeals court heard arguments Tuesday on a bid to halt military funding for construction of President Donald Trump’s border wall as the pace of construction raises questions about whether time is running out for the administration’s critics.
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Report: Election vendors are ‘prime targets,’ need oversight
The Brennan Center for Justice on Tuesday issued the report, which calls on Congress to establish a framework for federal certification of election vendors.
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Interior proposes coveted deal to ex-client of agency head
Conservation groups are demanding fuller disclosure of financial terms and an environmental review of the proposed deal for the California’s Westlands Water District, the nation’s largest agricultural water supplier.
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Air Force: No evidence of wrongdoing in aircrew stays at Trump resort
Rep. John Garamendi, D-Calif., chairman of the House Armed Services readiness subcommittee, blasted Air Force aircrews’ stays at Trump Turnberry as a “blatant violation” of the Constitution’s emoluments clause.
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VA office charged with protecting whistleblowers hurts them instead, investigators say
The VA inspector general found widespread concerns with the two-year-old office, and multiple practices that would discourage employees from reporting wrongdoing.
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Is Homeland Security prepared for its central role in cybersecurity?
A new DHS inspector general report found significant shortfalls in a workforce expected to secure federal networks.
-
Is there a plan to protect the electric grid from cyberattacks?
The Government Accountability Office examined whether a national strategy exists to identify and respond to cybersecurity threats.
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Why can’t the Pentagon use more open source code?
Congress’ watchdog agency found that the Pentagon is well short of compliance on making custom code open source.
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New research center tackles deep space and deepfakes
In its first conference, the center tackled deep fakes and deep space policy.
-
This New York-based company was just caught allegedly selling Chinese-made hardware to the DoD
Some of these hardware solutions included ground-based radar, turnstiles, and closed-circuit television systems, all of which the company claimed were manufactured in America.
-
Border wall opponents in court trying to stop military funding for construction
A federal appeals court heard arguments Tuesday on a bid to halt military funding for construction of President Donald Trump’s border wall as the pace of construction raises questions about whether time is running out for the administration’s critics.
-
Report: Election vendors are ‘prime targets,’ need oversight
The Brennan Center for Justice on Tuesday issued the report, which calls on Congress to establish a framework for federal certification of election vendors.
-
Interior proposes coveted deal to ex-client of agency head
Conservation groups are demanding fuller disclosure of financial terms and an environmental review of the proposed deal for the California’s Westlands Water District, the nation’s largest agricultural water supplier.
-
Air Force: No evidence of wrongdoing in aircrew stays at Trump resort
Rep. John Garamendi, D-Calif., chairman of the House Armed Services readiness subcommittee, blasted Air Force aircrews’ stays at Trump Turnberry as a “blatant violation” of the Constitution’s emoluments clause.
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VA office charged with protecting whistleblowers hurts them instead, investigators say
The VA inspector general found widespread concerns with the two-year-old office, and multiple practices that would discourage employees from reporting wrongdoing.
-
Is Homeland Security prepared for its central role in cybersecurity?
A new DHS inspector general report found significant shortfalls in a workforce expected to secure federal networks.
-
Is there a plan to protect the electric grid from cyberattacks?
The Government Accountability Office examined whether a national strategy exists to identify and respond to cybersecurity threats.
-
Why can’t the Pentagon use more open source code?
Congress’ watchdog agency found that the Pentagon is well short of compliance on making custom code open source.
-
New research center tackles deep space and deepfakes
In its first conference, the center tackled deep fakes and deep space policy.
