The new policy allowing access to social media from computers conn

First Lady Michelle Obama and Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton co-hosted the 2010 International Women of Courage Awards on Wednesday.

Group seeks to balance privacy concerns with a healthcare system that facilitates and enhances care.

Happy Wednesday! Threats against Internal Revenue Service workers and facilities continue to pour in following last month's plane crash at agency offices in Austin.

Thirty-four state legislatures have either filed or proposed statutes or constitutional amendments rejecting health insurance mandates.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics has weighed in on a recent USA Today article that said federal employees, on average, earn more than their private sector counterparts in more than eight out of ten occu

States can have more influence on American lives in issues such as same sex marriage, medical marijuana, renewable energy, gambling, immigration and more, because state legislators get along in way

The White House Chief Performance Officer, and Deputy Director for Management at the Office of Management and Budget, speaks to the National Treasury Employees Union legislative conference about the r

The California Teachers Association has spent more than $200 million on campaign contributions and lobbying efforts in the last decade, leading what the Fair Political Practices Commission calls a

The Senate approved a $140 billion package of tax breaks and aid to the unemployed, the most substantial effort by the chamber to boost the nation's economy since it passed the stimulus bill last y

If New Jersey taxpayers fund your paychecks, you ought to live in the Garden State, too.

Facing an election-year backlash over runaway spending and ethics scandals, House Democrats moved Wednesday to ban earmarks for private companies, sparking a war between the parties over which woul

Indianapolis Mayor Greg Ballard and other city officials announced their plans to move forward on a sale of the city's water and sewer utilities in a $1.9 billion transaction.

A former employee of the Transportation Security Administration has been indicted by the Denver federal grand jury for attempting to sabotage TSA computers that enable airport personnel to spot pot

Cass Sunstein, the Obama administration’s “regulatory czar,” gave a speech at the Brooking

Pharmaceutical industry suggests letting companies Twitter about scientific news, creating an FDA seal of approval and linking to risk information.

Hacker targets Massachusetts city; Columbia, Mo., seeks Google broadband.

Forty-five percent of Millennials worldwide say they use social networking Web sites at work, regardless of whether their organization or company prohibits their use, according to a new

[...]

Intelligence agencies face policy and privacy questions as they look to harness IT to fix problems identified after the failed Christmas Day bombing attempt.

NASA launches an online simulator that lets anybody pilot the space shuttle and view how space communications works.

Main obstacles to sifting and matching information on suspected terrorists are policy and privacy related, as opposed to technological, officials testify.

The Obama administration plans to provide agencies with a Web platform for conducting public challenges.

Robert Rodriguez, founder of the Security Innovation Network, talks about the imperative to for government and business to collaborate in speeding innovative cybersecurity technology to market.

Eric Shinseki seeks authority to centralize purchasing and to create new senior-level positions to oversee acquisition.