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Bush signs DOD spending bill, vetoes Labor, HHS, Education bill
The fiscal 2008 Defense bill would give the military more than $459 billion in discretionary spending.
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OMB again reminds agencies to comply with Section 508
The latest memo comes after a GSA survey found only 3 percent of procurements included the accessibility standards.
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New law cuts $3B for border security
Bush signed into law today an appropriations bill that did not include an amendment that would have funded unmanned aerial vehicles and ground sensors.
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Senate bill would increase IG oversight
But the Inspector General Reform Act would also give them more authority and ensure their funding is not reduced.
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Survey: Retirement wave not a major concern
Federal managers surveyed by Tandberg said other issues such as the war in Iraq are more pressing.
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Letter: Standing up to Bush administration takes guts
A reader is encouraged by a judge who he feels is trying to hold the administration accountable for missing e-mail messages.
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ODNI gets new associate director, CFO
Janice Lambert has been CFO at IRS for nearly two years.
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Court orders White House to preserve e-mail backups
A complaint alleges that the Bush administration has illegally discarded about 5 million e-mail messages that it was required to keep under records laws.
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TSA set to test TWIC card reader technology
TSA wants to see how the biometric systems react to different operational conditions at five locations.
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GAO: Top-level support makes for better buys
DOD plans to start new practices that give program managers more incentives and support as the department tries to improve its buying practices.
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Terrorist screening chief: Biometrics crucial to accuracy
But legal, technological and privacy challenges must be worked out before a system can be put in place.
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