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Wednesday Morning Federal Newscast - July 14th
Thousands of sex offenders receive U.S. passports, Arlington Cemetery's #2 to retire
Tags: newscast
6,000+ expected at government job fair
On Wednesday, July 14, the Partnership for Public Service will be hosting a job fair to connect federal agencies with up-and-coming talent. Over 80 government offices will be there to spread information about their available jobs.
Tags: job fair , Partnership for Public Service , John Palguta
Smart Grid ending before it starts?
Maryland recently denied Baltimore Gas and Electric Company authorization to deploy smart meters, arguing the potential financial and technological risks to consumers outweighed the benefits. Is this the beginning of the end for the Smart Grid? We ask Lisa Margonelli, director, Energy Policy Initiative at the New America Foundation.
Tags: Cybersecurity Update , cybersecurity , Lisa Margonelli , Smart Grid , New America Foundation , Meg Beasley
Security updates for BlackBerrys
Tags: Cybersecurity Update , cybersecurity , RIM , Research in Motion , BlackBerry
Tuesday Morning Federal Newscast - July 13
OPM survey results are in, a third bidder enters the contest for the multi-billion dollar Air Force tanker contract, and Northrop Grumman has settled on a building for its new headquarters
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NTSB makes crash scene investigation cool
The work of the NTSB does is "kind of like the CSI of transportation safety." Chair Debbie Hersman breaks it down for us.
Tags: NTSB , Debbie Hersman ,
An update on NATO efforts in Afghanistan
Marine Colonel William Maxwell, director of the joint operation center in Kabul, joined the Federal Drive from Afghanistan with an update
Tags: NATO , Afghanistan , Colonel William Maxwell , Vyomika Jairam
Cybersecurity guidance for parents
Microsoft to release patch that will strengthen data security
Tags: cybersecurity , Microsoft , BBB , guidance
The ten biggest errors federal employees make, pt. 4
We continue our look at the 10 biggest mistakes feds make when planning for retirement with registered employee benefit consultant, Ed Zurndorfer.
Tags: pay and benefits , Top Ten , Ed Zurndorfer , retirement benefits
Friday Morning Federal Newscast - July 9
OMB moves forward on a plan for increased efficiency in financial system upgrades, EADS submits a bid for a major Air Force contract, and DOD increases access to benefits for vets seeking PTSD treatment
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