The hiring efforts diverge from an earlier push to reduce the size of the federal workforce, leading to hundreds of thousands of feds leaving their jobs.
Veronica Nannis, a principal at Joseph Greenwald & Laake, offers a basic primer for potential whistleblowers under the False Claims Act.
In future conflicts, victory will not be determined by the number of drones fielded, but by the strength of the network connecting them.
Tracking leadership changes across the federal government
Transformation in Contact wants to prepare the Army for the future. Aging National Guard infrastructure threatens to keep it in the past.
The legislative proposals include raising the simplified acquisition and micropurchase thresholds and allocating more money for acquisition training.
An amicus brief from 46 Democrats comes as an appeals court is expected to hold a hearing on a decision upholding the at-will firings of two immigration judges.
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