TSA to travelers: Keep taking off those shoes

For now, the agency has given up on scanner technology aimed at detecting threatening footwear.

• By Aliya Sternstein
• January 31, 2012

CBO: Highly Educated Feds Earn Less Than Those in Industry

• By Brittany Ballenstedt
• January 30, 2012

Pentagon Fine-Tunes CIO Job, Shuts Down Networks Post

• By Bob Brewin
• January 30, 2012

Report: 'Gaps and Barriers' Slow Health IT

• By John Pulley
• January 30, 2012

Taking the pulse of China's youth -- again

Steve Kelman asks familiar questions to a new class of Chinese students.

• By FCW
• January 30, 2012

LightSquared asks regulator to exempt GPS receivers from protection

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• By Bob Brewin
• January 30, 2012

Former FDA employees sue agency, allege email surveillance

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• By Caitlin Fairchild
• January 30, 2012

Police testing long-range scanner to 'frisk' for guns on the street

Government Computer News

• January 30, 2012

NARA could miss deadline for declassification project

Federal Computer Week

• January 30, 2012

Futuristic Navy railgun with 220-mile range closer to reality

cnet

• January 30, 2012

Military masks could 'Give injured soldiers their faces back'

Wired

• January 30, 2012

OPM Launches Telework Training Module

• By Brittany Ballenstedt
• January 27, 2012

Air Force Still Plans To Buy Some Global Hawks

• By Bob Brewin
• January 27, 2012

Health IT Czar: Five Things You Need to Know

• By John Pulley
• January 27, 2012

Telework Takes Hold

• By Brittany Ballenstedt
• January 27, 2012

Congress targets its retirement benefits--or maybe not

A half dozen or so members of the House are looking at ways to cut their own retireement benefits. Or are they?

• By Phil Piemonte, FCW
• January 27, 2012

Pentagon unveils new conventional sub-based missile plan

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• By Elaine M. Grossman
• January 27, 2012

Army must cut energy costs to balance budget

Service's modernization strategy includes investments in cyber, command and control systems.

• By Bob Brewin
• January 27, 2012

X-ray laser turns up the heat to 3.6 million degrees

Wired

• January 27, 2012

Federal Chief Technology Officer Aneesh Chopra to step down

Chopra, who plans to leave office Feb. 8, was the first to hold the position.

• By Aliya Sternstein
• January 27, 2012