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Trump officials must comply with Presidential Records Act, says senator
Sen. Tom Carper, D-Del., ranking member of the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations, has questioned the reported use of private email accounts by White House staff and requested information to assure compliance with federal records disclosure and preservation law.
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Citizens would be A-OK with AI services, says survey
An overwhelming majority of citizens polled for a recent #AFSFedPulse survey on the potential benefits of government agencies implementing digital assistants said they would find use for an AI system offering 24/7, personalized service.
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Donald Trump’s tweets are now presidential records
Many Twitter users tweak their tweets every day with little to no fanfare. When the president of the United States does it, however, there can be legal consequences.
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![Don’t leave federal IT future to chance [Commentary]](https://dev.sightlinemg.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/635797342928984683-digitaljpg.jpg?w=300)
Don’t leave federal IT future to chance [Commentary]
In the federal community, we have the ability to make a real change – to improve how we serve citizens, protect warfighters and spend taxpayer dollars.
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IDEA Lab seeks outside talent for CDC digital records project
As part of the HHS IDEA Lab’s entrepreneurs-in-residence program, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health are recruiting someone for a 13-month “tour of duty” architecting information systems to integrate an understanding of work data with electronic health records.
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State Department Foreign Service seeks embassy IT managers
The U.S. Department of State’s Foreign Service is seeking applicants to fill information management specialist positions around the globe.
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GSA to rebrand Special Item Number for identity, data breach protection
The agency has decided to streamline its SIN to focus on mitigation and data breach detection.
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GSA adds two acquisition execs for IT services
The IT acquisition office brought on former Treasury and FCC executives to manage its contract vehicles.
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Trump announces additional White House tech appointments
Trump administration transition team members Christopher P. Liddell and Reed Cordish have been appointed to new roles within the White House staff.
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GAO strikes down protest over $50B IT services deal
The agency denied protests from four contractors over the GSA’s $50 billion IT services contract.
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Trump officials must comply with Presidential Records Act, says senator
Sen. Tom Carper, D-Del., ranking member of the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations, has questioned the reported use of private email accounts by White House staff and requested information to assure compliance with federal records disclosure and preservation law.
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Citizens would be A-OK with AI services, says survey
An overwhelming majority of citizens polled for a recent #AFSFedPulse survey on the potential benefits of government agencies implementing digital assistants said they would find use for an AI system offering 24/7, personalized service.
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Donald Trump’s tweets are now presidential records
Many Twitter users tweak their tweets every day with little to no fanfare. When the president of the United States does it, however, there can be legal consequences.
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Don’t leave federal IT future to chance [Commentary]
In the federal community, we have the ability to make a real change – to improve how we serve citizens, protect warfighters and spend taxpayer dollars.
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IDEA Lab seeks outside talent for CDC digital records project
As part of the HHS IDEA Lab’s entrepreneurs-in-residence program, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health are recruiting someone for a 13-month “tour of duty” architecting information systems to integrate an understanding of work data with electronic health records.
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State Department Foreign Service seeks embassy IT managers
The U.S. Department of State’s Foreign Service is seeking applicants to fill information management specialist positions around the globe.
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GSA to rebrand Special Item Number for identity, data breach protection
The agency has decided to streamline its SIN to focus on mitigation and data breach detection.
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GSA adds two acquisition execs for IT services
The IT acquisition office brought on former Treasury and FCC executives to manage its contract vehicles.
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Trump announces additional White House tech appointments
Trump administration transition team members Christopher P. Liddell and Reed Cordish have been appointed to new roles within the White House staff.
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GAO strikes down protest over $50B IT services deal
The agency denied protests from four contractors over the GSA’s $50 billion IT services contract.
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Trump officials must comply with Presidential Records Act, says senator
Sen. Tom Carper, D-Del., ranking member of the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations, has questioned the reported use of private email accounts by White House staff and requested information to assure compliance with federal records disclosure and preservation law.
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Citizens would be A-OK with AI services, says survey
An overwhelming majority of citizens polled for a recent #AFSFedPulse survey on the potential benefits of government agencies implementing digital assistants said they would find use for an AI system offering 24/7, personalized service.
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Donald Trump’s tweets are now presidential records
Many Twitter users tweak their tweets every day with little to no fanfare. When the president of the United States does it, however, there can be legal consequences.
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![Don’t leave federal IT future to chance [Commentary]](https://dev.sightlinemg.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/635797342928984683-digitaljpg.jpg?w=1024)
Don’t leave federal IT future to chance [Commentary]
In the federal community, we have the ability to make a real change – to improve how we serve citizens, protect warfighters and spend taxpayer dollars.
-
IDEA Lab seeks outside talent for CDC digital records project
As part of the HHS IDEA Lab’s entrepreneurs-in-residence program, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health are recruiting someone for a 13-month “tour of duty” architecting information systems to integrate an understanding of work data with electronic health records.
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State Department Foreign Service seeks embassy IT managers
The U.S. Department of State’s Foreign Service is seeking applicants to fill information management specialist positions around the globe.
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GSA to rebrand Special Item Number for identity, data breach protection
The agency has decided to streamline its SIN to focus on mitigation and data breach detection.
-
GSA adds two acquisition execs for IT services
The IT acquisition office brought on former Treasury and FCC executives to manage its contract vehicles.
-
Trump announces additional White House tech appointments
Trump administration transition team members Christopher P. Liddell and Reed Cordish have been appointed to new roles within the White House staff.
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GAO strikes down protest over $50B IT services deal
The agency denied protests from four contractors over the GSA’s $50 billion IT services contract.
