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Army developing Objective Force sensors
The Army Research Laboratory is developing a network of unmanned ground sensors to help locate targets more accurately
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Tracking taxes
The IRS is launching a program that will enable taxpayers to track the status of their returns online
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Will privacy be protected?
A Legal View: Some exceptions to the Privacy Act are big enough to drive a truck through
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Interior slams report
Interior has asked a judge to reject a court monitor's disparaging report examining the American Indian trust fund controversy
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IRS, software firms cut e-filing deal
Tax software vendors are working on a plan to offer popular tax preparation software packages free to many taxpayers
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Evidence rules
Bureaucratus column: It can be difficult for an agency to sustain a falsification charge.
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DARPA developing killer tech
Information Exploitation Office has added 'K' for 'kill' to the traditional research area of C4ISR
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Modernized retirement system on the way
Materials, Communication and Computers Inc. will deliver the modernized TSP recordkeeping system on schedule and within budget
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FAA preps smart card contract
Th eFAA plans to equip all of its employees with smart cards as part of a new pilot program
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E-gov security gateway in works
GSA plans a security gateway that would provide a single point at which users can sign on to access services
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Industry opposes security standards
The private sector has signaled its opposition to language requiring the National Institute of Standards and Technology to develop benchmark security standards for federal agencies
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Sharp's ultralight PC: A good compromise
Product review: A well-designed ultralight notebook PC with a sharp display, the PC-UM20 is a great value if you don't need a CD drive or wireless networking
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