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If your only consideration for retirement or in your working life, for that matter you're missing out. There's another, equally important consideration. Consider modifying a money-driven goal but adding purpose. Joining me in studio to elaborate R-M-G Advisors Thiago Glieger.

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The Biden administration spent much of this year laying the groundwork for how federal agencies will use artificial intelligence, that includes getting AI experts to join the government in the first place. Well now the incoming administration will chart its own AI course. President Elect Donald Trump is quickly signing on his own AI peeps. Federal News Network's Jory Heckman brings us some more. 

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Few departments have more diverse procurement needs than Homeland Security. These days, the agency is operating on all fronts; natural disasters, immigration activity, cybersecurity, you name it. For how its procurement operations keep up, we turn to the chief procurement officer, Paul Courtney.

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In the world of federal contracting, it's not uncommon for vendors on the losing side of a competition to file a bid protest, but filing a bid protest three years after a contract award, that is unusual, but it's exactly what's happening with the Defense Department's multi billion dollar global household goods moving contract the federal contract dispute that just won't die. Federal News network's Jared Serbu has been following the procurement for all these years. 

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Thinking of taking early retirement? The biggest mistake you can make is running out the door because of what Elon Musk might to. In fact, early retirement whatever your motivation might be requires as much planning as regular retirement. Here with some tips, federal retirement expert Tammy Flanagan.

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Today on the Federal Drive with Tom Temin

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Each year, agencies attempt to move just a little bit closer to reforming federal hiring. Historically, that process is often slow and complicated for both applicants and the HR staff, but over the last year, agencies seemed particularly focused on making changes to the way they recruit and onboard federal employees. Here with a look back, Federal News Network's Drew Friedman.

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Military reserve members and their civilian employers are watching on Supreme Court case closely. It involves a Coast Guard reserve member who claims the FAA owes him two years worth of military pay differential. A lower court ruled otherwise, so he appealed. Details of the case now from attorney Sean Timmons, a managing partner at Tully Rinckey.

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When ChatGPT first emerged on the federal scene, Venice Goodwine was not a fan. The Air Force chief information officer, in fact, issued a 'Thou shalt not use' policy. But Goodwine quickly shifted her perspective and launched an Air Force only version called NIPRGPT. Federal News Network's Jason Miller got the story from Goodwine. 

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The past year in National Cyber Security trends was defined by major intrusions into U.S. critical infrastructure from the China linked Salt Typhoon campaigns to continue ransomware attacks on the health care sector. Agencies had to scramble just to keep up. For more on another busy year in cyber security, and as we continue with our series of look backs, Federal News Network's Justin Doubleday. 

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