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More companies join CIO-SP4 protests
NITAAC is under a May 31 deadline to file its record of the procurement with the U.S. Court of Federal Claims.
Defense One Radio, Ep. 154: Behind the rise in global defense spending, Part 3: The wider world
In the final episode in a three-part series, we revisit the guns-vs.-butter debate and take another look at the consequences of Washington's "porcupine" strategy for Taiwan's defense.
Move over Roscosmos; NASA and ESA form ExoMars agreement
After the Russian exit due to war, the mission with the delayed Rosalind Franklin rover gets a new lift
New mailing list aims to share hacking attempts on open-source projects
The Siren email list allows members to share active exploitations of open-source projects, fueled by recent attempts to sabotage free-to-use software tooling
The urgency of European strategic autonomy is more pronounced than ever
With Russia pressing from the east and Trump polling well in the west, the EU needs a dramatic increase in its defense capabilities.
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IRS is making headway on modernizing 1960s-era tax system, commissioner says
The IRS is currently testing a modernized Individual Master File system in the hopes it can potentially switch to the modern version for the next tax season.
WT 360: How Iron Mountain works with the world's largest data collector
Iron Mountain's government business leader Melissa Carson joins to break down how the company takes all of the physical data assets federal agencies have accumulated over decades and turns them into a digital form.
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Host fundraisers and write op-eds. You could even run for office!
The New York politicians who have flirted with celebrity
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New York’s celebrity causes
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