Most Legislative Workers Likely Not Affected by OPM Hack
“We don’t lack for high priorities in the IT area here in the House,” Cassidy said at a House Administration Committee hearing Wednesday.
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Pelosi Downplays Missing IRS Emails While Boehner Calls for Answers (Video)
“What it convinces me of is they need a new technology system at the IRS,” Pelosi said, adding that Lerner’s emails were not the only ones missing after an alleged computer meltdown
Veteran Voices, Influence Fade on the Hill
It calls for overhauling the VA appointment scheduling computer system, hiring more medical personnel, making it easier to fire senior department officials and creating 27 new veterans clinics.
Veteran Voices, Influence Fade on the Hill
It calls for overhauling the VA appointment scheduling computer system, hiring more medical personnel, making it easier to fire senior department officials and creating 27 new veterans clinics.
Sanders Unveils Emergency VA Measure, Could Soon Hit Senate Floor (Video)
from Sanders, a Vermont Independent who caucuses with the Democrats, includes previously announced provisions for enhanced firing authority for senior personnel, but adds due process provisions not in a House-passed
Pelosi Praises Feinstein, Calls CIA Director’s Statements ‘Befuddling’
House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi praised Sen.
Obamacare Is All Anyone Wants to Talk About
Not only are House and Senate Republicans still busily loading up the congressional hopper with all kinds of delaying tactics against the polarizing Affordable Care Act, now President Barack Obama
Senate Probes Swartz Case as Hacking Law Changes Pitched
Although the underlying statute, the 1986 Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (PL 99-474), remains a hot-button topic, the prospects for legislative action are uncertain.
Facing Up to the Nation’s Shortage of Cyber-Warriors
Alexander, told a House Armed Services subcommittee last week that the threat of furloughs is going to hamstring his ability to recruit people to defend U.S. computer networks.
Hill Climbers: A Day in the Life of a House Staffer
She keeps a crowded inbox to make sure she can refer back to messages or important points during conference calls throughout the day.
Teenager Admits to Smashing Michael Grimm’s Window
Still unclear, however, is whether Grimm’s campaign computer hard drive was hacked and cleared of sensitive information and data.
Law Enforcement Disputes Michael Grimm’s Account of Office Break-In
This official, speaking on condition of anonymity, told the New York Times on Monday that “police experts had examined the campaign’s computer system and concluded that nothing has been erased or
Ralph Nader Makes a Pitch for the Luddite Vote, Blasts GPO’s Net Focus
He won’t use a computer, doesn’t have an email address and refuses to read from a Kindle or other electronic media.
Many in Google Inc.’s Army Are Paid to Wait
Google manages its team through weekly Monday meetings, during which in-house lobbyists set priorities and update the outside representatives on new ventures.
Weiner Fesses Up, Apologizes
There are no House rules that prohibit him from sending personal — even lewd — pictures on a government computer.
Threats to Members Hard to Calculate
One came from a high school student who was goofing off on the school computer during civics lessons. Another from a man angry over an automated call.
Hill Climbers: Thornberry Staffers Ditch Business for Politics
“The thing with working at a bank is that you sit behind a computer, crunch numbers, go home and come back to do it again,” said Staff Assistant Alexandra Igleheart, who interned for a private wealth
Transcript of the State of the Union
The following is a White House transcript of President Barack Obama’s State of the Union address Tuesday night. Mr. Speaker, Mr.
Google’s Top Lobbyist Shows It’s Hip to Be a Nerd
A video-game-playing, computer-programming geek. And he now rules the school. A former staffer to Sen.
Hill Climbers: Working for a Colorful Boss
They would tape my money on the computer screen or tape my phone underneath my desk,” she said. With Bartheld’s encouragement, Lathrop made the leap to apply to become Inhofe’s press assistant.