To avoid large-scale negative economic impacts, it is imperative that government officials end the current shutdown and resume operations across all of government. Keep Reading
Tony Mendez became a legend inside the CIA with his daring 1980 rescue of six American diplomats who were given shelter by the Canadian Embassy in Tehran after the U.S. Embassy had been stormed by Iranian revolutionaries. Keep Reading
Hurricane showed need to "learn and progress from an agency to whole-of-government to whole-of-nation approach." Keep Reading
"This is about the American people, too. The federal government keeps them safe." Keep Reading
Be advised, however, that federal employees who continue to work throughout the shutdown may not be eligible to file for unemployment. Keep Reading
This can be a confusing and extremely stressful time, wondering whether you’ll get back pay, if you can find another job during the shutdown, etc. Keep Reading
“This is a humanitarian crisis – a crisis of the heart and a crisis of the soul,” president said. Keep Reading
CIA Director Gina Haspel recent appointment of Cynthia "Didi" Rapp as the agency's deputy director for analysis marks a milestone. Keep Reading
In the new series of adverts the British Army hopes to show how current 16 to 25-year-olds may already have many of the attributes needed in the modern military. Keep Reading
There is no indication that there will be further federal assistance until the White House and Congress reach a compromise to pass a continuing resolution. Keep Reading
Brett McGurk was reportedly caught by surprise by President Trump’s abrupt decision Wednesday to remove 2,000 U.S. troops from Syria. Keep Reading
The Defense secretary told the president he has "the right to have a Secretary of Defense whose views are better aligned with yours." Keep Reading
The former congressman has also served a dual role as the acting director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau for over a year. Keep Reading
Who is the incident commander and how does communication take place between disciplines? How long will it take firefighters, EMTs and paramedics to assemble and deploy? Keep Reading
In one game the US was told that Miami’s coastline had seen significant flooding as a result of the ice sheet melt and that millions of residents were going to have to be moved further inland at great cost to the country. Keep Reading
DOD, DHS and HHS contracting officials misreported competition data for 22 of the 41 orders GAO reviewed. The findings call into question competition data associated with nearly $3 billion in annual obligations for IT-related orders. Keep Reading
Possenriede, who has worked for Lockheed Martin for 34 years, is currently the vice president of Finance and Program Management at Aeronautics. Keep Reading
Moses worked across 125 agencies to support a $15 billion cybersecurity budget and the priorities outlined in Executive Order 13800 on Strengthening the Cybersecurity of Federal Networks and Critical Infrastructure. Keep Reading
"We are going to continue to do some due diligence," says chairman Ron Johnson, predicting quick movement on nomination as answers come in. Keep Reading
The real challenge for officials is to work as a group to prioritize and articulate unsatisfied needs of their regions. Keep Reading