Digital Government

Half the Afghanistan and Iraq veterans treated by VA receive mental health care

Statistics reflect effect of multiple deployments, observers say.

Digital Government

Judge rejects Google Books settlement

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Digital Government

Wisconsin reps try to derail VA/Defense open source health records system

The lawmakers back a commercial approach that could benefit their state's Epic Systems.

Digital Government

Tune in to the Libya Op

Digital Government

Personal Technology at Work

Modernization

The shadow teleworkers: How informal arrangements threaten security

Studies show the number of federal employees unofficially working remotely is outpacing the official estimates.

Cybersecurity

Senators start talks on larger cybersecurity bill

Senior Senate staff members are working on cybersecurity legislation.

Digital Government

Tips for feds on using YouTube, making videos

Roger Holzberg of Cancer.gov and Roy Daiany of YouTube on Google offered ideas to federal Web managers on how to use video on YouTube most effectively.

Cybersecurity

E-Verify has self-check to verify job eligibility

Job seekers and employees can verify their employment eligibility online through the new E-Verify Self-Check program.

Digital Government

Could Google's CEO take over at Commerce?

Google CEO Eric Schmidt is rumored to be on the short list for commerce secretary.

Cybersecurity

Bill would threaten pensions of loose-lipped intell employees

Intelligence employees who leak information would forfeit their federal pension plans under new legislation.

Digital Government

NextGen air traffic control plan moves ahead despite uncertain funding forecast

Funding is a concern for the Federal Aviation Administration’s NextGen system, but the program enjoys momentum for now.

Digital Government

Google's recipe for superior managers

Can the federal government learn anything from the company’s latest HR project?

Digital Government

Homeland Security offers tool to curb errors in work eligibility

Citizenship and Immigration Services hopes self-check program will allow workers to avoid being mislabeled because of database flaws.