Kate Queram was sick, but was she sick enough to get tested for coronavirus? She tells the story on GovExec Daily of getting tested and awaiting the results.

Readers and listeners sent in coronavirus tips and questions, so our staff is here to answer or analyze them.

How do you get 500,000 swabs for COVID-19 testing kits from Italy to the United States? Very carefully, according to Defense one reporter Marcus Weisgerber.

We’re still very early in this pandemic and questions remain about the availability of beds, testing and treatments. But, for federal employees asked to telework, other concerns remain like telework, equipment and communication with managers and citizens.

The Defense Department employs 740,000 civilian employees worldwide and 1.3 million active service members. What does that mean for coronavirus preparation? Defense One's Brad Peniston joins the program to explain.

The coronavirus pandemic calls for people to keep a distance from one another, but inmates in the federal Bureau of Prisons system don't have that option.

With employees in different places because of telework, how can a manager handle their staff? GovExec's manager talks to the podcast to explain how she deals with our team during the coronavirus scare.

Is FLRA trying to bust the federal employee unions by making it easier for feds to cancel union dues?

Is the coronavirus going to upset government. operations if an outbreak hits the D.C. area? WE examine how feds and agencies are handling the potential pandemic.

The intelligence community has roundly concluded that foreign actors tried to meddle in the 2016 presidential election. With the 2020 cycle in full swing, local and federal governments have to coordinate to secure the vote.

 

Route Fifty's Andrea Noble and GovExec's Courtney Bublé joined the podcast to examine how federal and local authorities are – and aren't  – working together to  secure the 2020 election.