Congress
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Congress
Bilirakis Concerned Over Continued Delays In Next-Gen BioWatch Program
By Calvin Biesecker The chairman of a House panel that oversees emergency response efforts within the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) said he is concerned about repeated delays in the […]
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Congress
DHS Needs To Provide More Cyber Information Help To Private Sector, GAO Says
By Calvin Biesecker Private sector organizations want timely information about cyber threats and alerts from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), yet most organizations in the sector say they aren’t […]
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Congress
Michigan Rep. Miller Suggests Sending Stryker Brigade To Southwest Border
By Calvin Biesecker With drug-related violence on the southwest border spilling over into the United States the country should consider sending a Stryker brigade and other military systems to the […]
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Congress
GAO: Southern Border Technology Deployment Won’t Finish For 10 To 15 Years
By Calvin Biesecker The Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) new plan to deploy various technologies along the nation’s southern border that are tailored to specific Border Patrol Sector needs won’t […]
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Air Force
Lawmakers Eye Defense Add-Ons To Latest Temporary Fed Budget
By Emelie Rutherford As Congress prepares to take up yet another temporary federal budget extension this week, defense-minded lawmakers are trying to attach Pentagon policy measures to the bare- bones […]
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Congress
TSA Finds Fault With Contractor Testing of Radiation Emitted By Screening Equipment
By Calvin Biesecker The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) on Friday said that it has found "inaccuracies" in the test results its contractors have performed on the agency’s various types of […]
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Congress
Coast Guard Won’t Be Cutting Back On Security Operations, Papp Says
By Calvin Biesecker Despite his previous warnings that the Coast Guard would have to be doing "less with less" unless it is adequately resources, Commandant Adm. Bob Papp told Congress […]
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Congress
GAO Highlights Challenges To TSA For Ensuring All Inbound Cargo Is Screened
By Calvin Biesecker Even though the Tranportation Security Administration (TSA) has vowed that all international cargo bound for the United States on passenger planes will be screened for explosives by […]
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Congress
GAO: TSA Narrows Cost Differences For Private and Federal Screening Programs
By Calvin Biesecker The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) now estimates that cost of using private screeners at airports is only 3 percent more than what it costs to use federal […]
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Army
Army: Will Work With Industry About Breaks In Vehicles’ Production Lines
By Emelie Rutherford Army officials told concerned lawmakers yesterday they are weighing how to work with industry when the service plans to pause production of three key vehicles. Rep. Silvestre […]