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Defense One provides news, analysis, and ideas about the future of national security to defense and industry leaders, innovative decision-makers, and informed citizens. → Read More
The agreement also reduces shutdown threats, plus other takeaways for federal employees. → Read More
The administration will also expand humanitarian programs, though staffing shortfalls could hurt implementation. → Read More
A new Republican on the Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee wants the body to "reassert itself." → Read More
Lawmakers are looking to create enough time to pass a full-year funding measure. → Read More
Once just a few months long, "busy season" now lasts all year. That's hurting the volunteers and reservists who supply much of FEMA's surge capability. → Read More
The department is rebuilding, looking to fill vacancies and budget shortfalls. → Read More
A judge said Biden overstepped his authority in imposing the mandate, which has led more than 97% of feds to get fully or partially vaccinated. → Read More
More than 100,000 federal personnel have now tested positive for COVID-19, with some agencies experiencing acute upticks. → Read More
As cases tick up nationwide, administration officials say they have demobilized feds as missions are completed. → Read More
The move could provide a path for OMB to circumvent spending levels spelled out by Congress. → Read More
Democratic candidate calls for massive overhaul to the State Department and how it manages its employees. → Read More
Democratic candidate calls for massive overhaul to the State Department and how it manages its employees. → Read More
"You don’t want to come forward," one whistleblower said. "People are afraid." → Read More
"You don’t want to come forward," one whistleblower said. "People are afraid." → Read More
TSA administrator says low pay is to blame and promises new compensation system soon. → Read More
They offered no details on the deal "in principle," but said they hoped to finalize it quickly. → Read More
The immediate hit to the economy is $11 billion in lost productivity, much of which will be recouped later this year, according to the Congressional Budget Office. → Read More
One-in-three feds think the shutdown will drag on for more than three additional months. → Read More
One-in-three feds think the shutdown will drag on for more than three additional months. → Read More