Dorobek Must Reads – July 15

Each day, the DorobekInsider team searches the Web for the stories most important to the federal community. We gather them so you don’t have to.

• U.S. paid Iranian nuclear scientist $5 million for aid to CIA (Washington Post)
• White House unveils free preventative health care services (WSJ)
• Obama plan outlines reductions in U.S. nuclear arsenal (Washington Post)
• Census defies anti-government boycott calls (Reuters)
• DARPA issues call for computer science devotees (NetworkWorld)
• On Capitol Hill, how old is too old? (Politico)
• Uncle Sam still saving D.C. real estate (WBJ)
• Six villians of Gov 2.0 (Steve Radick)
• 2010 Digital Counties Survey Award Winners announced (Government Technology)
• Chu: Astronautics will research ‘novel approaches to air conditioning’ (Journal Sentinel)

And here’s a list of what you made most popular yesterday:

1. Fed satisfaction survey reveals vast amount of info
2. New TSP website launches
3. Bill to require porn-blocking technology at agencies
4. ‘DorobekINSIDER: Kempf named to head GSAs Federal Acquisition Service
5. Cool Jobs: Scientist drills deep into ocean’s crust
6. Watch out for fake Adobe Flash updates
7. GSA’s new FAS commissioner Kempf looks ahead
8. Sammies nominee helps root out health care fraud
9. Study: Retirement security brighter
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