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A military career is like no other. Yet it has something in common with all careers. You can't start too soon on retirement planning. Here with some tips is someone who has personal experience in this. Retired Navy captain … now president of the Navy Mutual Aid Association, Brian Luther.
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We might live in a digital area. But many Americans still like to read things in print … ink on paper. Now the Government Publishing Office has expanded relationships with four university libraries to preserve federal printed materials and ensure public access. For details, we turn to the G-P-O's Superintendent of Documents, Scott Matheson.
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Today on the Federal Drive with Tom Temin
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If the update to OMB circular A11 was a box of sugar cereal the details about the planned pay raise for fiscal 2025 you might say is the toy at the bottom of the box. Bet you never thought of A-11 as a sugary goodness leading up to a prize. Well in his Reporter's Notebook, Federal News Network's Jason Miller proports to have eaten his way to the bottom of the box.
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Whether it's a poorly configured home office router or a Starbucks full of prying eyes and eavesdroppers, federal employees face lots of cyber security threats in this age of mass telework. The interagency study committee is out with an examination of how federal employees who work outside the office can stay secure in both cyberspace and the physical world. For details, Federal News Network day with the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency's lead for the Interagency Security Committee, Daryle Hernandez.
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A new front in the battle for cybersecurity has opened. New rules proposed by the Federal Aviation Administration would mandate better cybersecurity for airplanes. For what this means in practice, we turn to Runsafe Security C-E-O Joe Saunders.
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Who better than the U.S. Geological Survey to be concerned about rare minerals. One thing both the economy and national security need is more information about rare minerals … which are often a byproduct of mining for more abundant and widely used metals. To help with an information gap, U-S-G-S plans to expand a certain database. Here with details, research economic geologist George Case [calling from the Alaska Science Center].
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Each election cycle comes with its own twists and turns and requires careful preparation to navigate them. The presidential transition planning that supposed to be already underway is a daunting task regardless of who wins the election. Both Vice President Kamala Harris, and former president Donald Trump have named their transition team leads, but as Federal News Network's Drew Freeman reports, they’re still far behind schedule on the actual planning part.
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More than four years have come and gone since the Defense Department first awarded a multi billion dollar contract to overhaul its household goods moving system. Now DoD is ready to start actually using it for large numbers of personnel relocations. That’s the hope anyway. Big questions still linger about whether the global household goods contract will attract enough moving companies to do the work. Federal News Network's Jared Serbu has been following the saga since the beginning, and he joins me now with the latest.
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