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New Boston Bomb Parts and Crime Scene Photos Provide Early Marathon Answers

Investigation enters its third day.

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Medical Research Cuts Have Immediate Health Effects

The sequestration means many promising research trials will go unfunded. That immediately undermines a sense of hope for some patients with incurable conditions.

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When IEDs Come Home: What Boston Looked Like to Iraq Veterans

Bombing resembles roadside incidents in war.

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New Tool Can Help Agencies Assess Cyber Skills

Tool is designed to help with training as well as recruitment.

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Medical Advances From Iraq and Afghanistan Might Help Save Bombing Victims' Limbs

It is possible to replant extremities with lengthy procedures.

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Another take on the telework debate

The recent decisions to eliminate telework at major companies show a lack of understanding of the practice's benefits.

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Teaching Teens About Tech

Group hopes to cultivate the younger generation's love for gadgets into IT careers.

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White House Debuts Shared Services Catalog

Officials want to reduce the number of IT systems in government to save costs.

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Fewer Marines, Larger California Desert Base

Expansion will help accommodate training and exercises for a Marine Expeditionary Brigade size force.

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Companies Partner With NIST to Share Cyber Staff

Eleven private sector organizations have agreed to share expertise and hardware and software components.

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Navy Plans to Beef Up Cyber Workforce

Service’s 2014 budget also includes $340.1 million for shipboard networks.

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So much for the cyber medal...

Defense secretary Hagel scraps plan for Distinguished Warfare Medal; cyber troops and drone pilots could get special designations on existing awards.

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Why NOAA-17 was put to sleep

The Conversation: FCW's reporters and editors respond to your comments.

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We're One Step Closer to On-Demand Organ Transplants

Scientists say they have successfully "grown" a kidney in a laboratory environment and transplanted it back into a healthy animal.

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A road map for oversight to come

House details committees' planned reviews and investigations of the executive branch this Congress.

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Pain Rays and Robot Swarms: The Radical New War Games DoD Plays

An insider's look at why ethics, policy, and law matter to current and future warfare.

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OMB reasserts its gatekeeper role between agencies and Congress

Memo stresses need for feds to clear all testimony and other legislative communications before heading to the Hill.

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FDA Let Drugs Approved on Fraudulent Research Stay on the Market

To this day, some drugs remain on the market despite the FDA having no additional scientific evidence to back up the safety and efficacy of these drugs.